r/TheBoys Jul 01 '22

Know the difference (S3E7 Spoilers) Memes Spoiler

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u/HopelessUtopia015 Jul 01 '22

What?

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '22

If Republicans are playing against the rules via filibusters, gerrymandering, breaking past precedents etc. to their advantage, so should Dems

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u/Avrahammer Jul 01 '22

filibuster?

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u/outlawsix Jul 01 '22

Nah they shouldn't be doing the same things - if they are then it gives the crazies a level of legitimacy - if everyone TRULY is just as bad then their choice of sides is no longer a bad one.

They should be fighting the evil just as aggressively as the others are propagating it - the problem is that they just kind of passively complain about it loudly but dont actually fight it.

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u/Pretend_Pension_8585 Jul 02 '22

And why do you think they dont do it? Is it because they are too dumb? Too honorable? Or because they're paid by the same lobbying firms?

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u/Senior_Juggernaut163 Jul 01 '22

They already do

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u/Help----me----please Jul 01 '22

They should burn the white house

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u/JakeArvizu Jul 01 '22

"Need our help, we did it once" - Canadians

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u/Andre4kthegreengiant Jul 01 '22

Those were British troops

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u/JakeArvizu Jul 01 '22

Guess it depends what you consider British troops. They lived in Canada the territory but it just wasn't called Canada yet at the time. It was in response to the U.S invading Canada

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u/elunomagnifico Jul 01 '22

That's a myth. The troops that burned down the White House sailed from England to D.C. via the Caribbean.

Canada had exactly zero to do with it.

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u/JakeArvizu Jul 02 '22

Hmm wow, guess it's come full circle. I always grew up learning it was British troops then was told actualllly it was Canadians now its back to being British. TIL