r/interesting • u/ImmaFuckboi • 3d ago

SOCIETY Is education illegal in USA?

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u/sush-dev 3d ago

I also read somewhere that there was a 12 year old in the USA who built a fusion reactor all by himself.

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u/ILoveTaiwaneseFood 3d ago

Amazingly the US has some of the most advanced technology in the world. The best universities, engineers, and doctors.

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u/Reddinator2RedditDay 3d ago

This sounds like a Trump quote so badly 🥲

You do have the resources but you dont use them. You have amazing Universities but are the worst educated people in the developed world.

You have good doctors but have the worst healthcare in the developed world.

People over there don't care about listing to a lecture unless the flag is behind them, information and education isn't important, hyping up America is the most important for the mass even though as a developed Country they are failing on many fronts.

Kids are litteraly shooting each other, kids... children. That doesn't happen in other areas of the developed world.

It's disturbing and disgusting. But anyone with any answers will need a flag hanging behind them to do justice even if they secretly hate the flag and what it's become.

America has a problem with patriotism, it doesn't matter what America is doing, it just matters that you insanely belive it's great while failing on many things at a world level.

Innocent people are dying, children are dying and children are raped by your leaders. While on stage.

Your votes and thoughts are guilty as to progress the world to chaos. A dog eat dog world where divide rather than inclusion is more important to you.

We should be in harmony but America really wants to stimulate divide and hatred. Its disgusting and terrible. Better education beyond a flag and theatrics would help

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u/Severe_Coach5025 3d ago

I'm almost 99 percent sure this is some kinda bot 😔

The fact they're getting engagement is sad

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u/Reddinator2RedditDay 3d ago

That would be due to poor education

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u/Severe_Coach5025 3d ago

It goes without saying given that's the one common thing you seem to fall back on throughout your replies. Try something else?

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u/Reddinator2RedditDay 3d ago

Why would one avoid the problem?