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Overall, 39% of U.S. adults say they are “extremely proud” to be American in the most recent poll.

Meanwhile, only 18% of those aged 18-34 said the same, compared to 40% of those aged 35-54 and 50% of those 55 and over.

18% is still too high. As Obama’s pastor said, God damn America! Americans have very little to be proud of at this point.

  • PeleSpirit
    2•2 years ago

    For those two examples no. But I think many of each of their followers were(but definitely not all).

    Even if they’re not pure evil but go along with evil acts and/or perform them, what’s the difference? Bad quote time: If you have 10 nazis and one 1 person that isn’t at a table, you really have 11 nazis.

    I was going to do that, but I’m worried about how to do it transparently. I used to use a subreddit where the mod had 20 different accounts, obviously I wouldn’t do that but it could still seem like I’m manipulating a conversation if I use an alt.

    You could post in the sidebar what your alt is if you think it’s necessary. I really think you should be able to use the site as a normal user and I think it’s weirder to see the mod tag, but that’s just my take.

    • @[email protected]M
      1•2 years ago

      Even if they’re not pure evil but go along with evil acts and/or perform them, what’s the difference?

      The difference is one person wants to harm people, the other genuinely wants to do good but they are wrong on what is good. I think most people genuinely want to do good.

      You could post in the sidebar what your alt is if you think it’s necessary.

      Maybe, I’ll think about it.

      • PeleSpirit
        2•2 years ago

        I think most people genuinely want to do good

        I do too, about 66%

        • @[email protected]M
          1•2 years ago

          I don’t think all the good people are concentrated in one region, clearly segrated from bad people. Also, I think more than 2/3rds want to do good.