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Why the Swedes love doing something that Americans hate
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Is called hypocrisy, and it's prevalent the more sociopathic a person is. Which is quite more common to see in the internet from the detachment/ lack of personal connection.
Yes, it's also bizarre. I live in a very left leaning area... people are generally for things like this... but no in their school districts, because they don't want their undeserving neighbors to 'get a handout' while they are 'hard working'. People seem to get offended by the notion that we'd all be better off... because then nobody 'wins'.
It's monkey-brain thinking taking over. People are all for progress... until they feel it affects them in some personal way and they are 'getting theirs'.
This is far more needlessly cruel than nature, monkeys are highly evolved for an extraordinarily challenging, diverse landscape with many threats and opportunities. They are not primitive enough to have their minds broken by cancerous ideologies that make them behave against the survival of themselves and their species.
What we are talking about is not primitive behavior, it is a hostile contagion composed of ideas rather than bacteria or viruses.
OK, let's just make a drug to solve the problem then, no? would you take the pill?
Sure why would I question the wisdom of taking a mysterious pill offered to me by user TubularTittyFrog?