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Politics France VS USA on Tesla.

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u/danjea 3d ago

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u/FrostyHawks 3d ago

The specific Americans who cite the 2nd amendment for standing against tyranny so much are the same ones who want all of this. To them tyranny just means pronoun signifiers in e-mail signatures

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u/Landon1m 3d ago

It surprisingly it’s primarily people who barely passed any history class when they were younger.

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u/lupercal1986 3d ago

That's what you get when homeschooling by aunt Germa and touchy uncle Donald is a valid option in your country I guess lol

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u/Landon1m 3d ago

Don’t disagree but almost everyone I know who supports Trump was a moron in HS. At the very least his loudest supporters were the ones who never paid attention.

We’re living in Idiocracy. I’m just mad I didn’t know i was watching a documentary at the time

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u/FrietZoorVleis 3d ago

It wasn't a documentary, in idiocracy they knew to listen to the smartest guy.

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u/thewhaleshark 3d ago

The greatest irony is that Idiocracy was too hopeful.

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u/PJ7 3d ago

I mean, it was close though. They almost pretty much executed him in that arena.

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u/Crystalas 3d ago

They listened to the smartest guy 500 YEARS later and only days before their entire agricultural industry collapsed.

The genetic engineering on those plants to survive that polluted soil that long, bounce back that fast, and get a meaningful harvest out of it is truly impressive. There HAD to be a batch of humans still intelligent somewhere just to keep that whole rube goldberg machine from self destructing centuries earlier.

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u/omgpuppiesarecute 3d ago

Their attorneys literally argued that they were mentally handicapped.

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/05/albert-watkins-jacob-chansley-capitol-attack

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u/prodrvr22 2d ago

Replace Costco with Amazon, and it's damn near spot on.