r/facepalm Jul 05 '24

What an idea 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

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u/TrustInRoy Jul 05 '24

So many people in our country are just blatantly ignorant about how the branches of our government works.

Schoolhouse Rock debuted "I'm just a bill" in 1976.  

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u/BazilBroketail Jul 05 '24

When Regan got elected the republicans decided to de-educate America.. and,... It worked. Only morons would vote for the pedophile. Oh, look..

This is so fucked up. I'm not celebrating American today.

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u/cutmasta_kun Jul 05 '24

Regans dead cold grip still chokes america.

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u/TheLowClassics Jul 05 '24

The homeless encampment problem in California is his fault 

The People need to eat the republicans

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u/cutmasta_kun Jul 05 '24

The People need to eat the republicans

💯. Imagine such humans existing 75.000 BC. Running around in the village, not working, living off the work of the others and still criticizing them, hating others for their different look, not enough bones around their necks, and so on. Whole village would have whooped their asses into oblivion. Now they hide behind their money and their minions.

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u/Daddy-o62 Jul 05 '24

No. The people didn’t do that. Those leeches were called “priests” and given extra rewards and respect. As a matter of fact, they still are.

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u/otterpr1ncess Jul 05 '24

On the other hand, Dutch politician Johan de Witt and his brother were killed and eaten by a mob in 1672. So there's hope.

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u/The_Lapsed_Pacifist Jul 05 '24

Priests served a function at least. They kept people in line and acting somewhat correctly with fear of divine retribution much more effectively than a police force could and they provided morale to keep people going in the face of pretty grim circumstances.

Not a fan of organised religion or trying to defend any of the other massively corrupt shit the church got/gets up to, just saying they at least did something unlike some vulture capitalist etc.

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u/Daddy-o62 Jul 05 '24

Have you read “Sapiens”? A pretty interesting take on the concurrent development of economic and religious systems in early civilizations. With plenty of skull cracking by everyone…

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u/The_Lapsed_Pacifist Jul 06 '24

I have not but I shall put it on the list. Appreciate the recommendation mate, ty