r/AmericaBad 3d ago

Idk if this counts as america bad

Some of these are prolly just jokes but what do you think?

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u/urbanoideisto KENTUCKY πŸ‡πŸΌπŸ₯ƒ 3d ago

Wait, I thought gun violence was a good thing now?

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u/critter68 3d ago

Classic double standard.

The acceptability of gun violence is directly promotional to the bank account of the victim.

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u/SpecialistBuilding66 NEW YORK πŸ—½πŸŒƒ 14h ago

To be fair he was a total scumbag

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u/critter68 9h ago

And that makes it ok for him to be gunned down in the street?

I can understand why everyone is OK with this man's death.

What I can't understand is why no one else sees an issue with murder being acceptable because people didn't like the victim.

And I really don't get the hero worship people are giving Temu Ted Kaczynski because he has a pretty face.

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u/SpecialistBuilding66 NEW YORK πŸ—½πŸŒƒ 9h ago

He sucks himself but the murder was like the Best guy he could of killled

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u/critter68 9h ago

Still missing my point.

I don't trust anyone who says that it is acceptable to kill members of a specific group of people.

Because how long until people, once again, start getting less specific with who qualifies as part of the group that it is acceptable to kill.

Yeah, I'm making a "slippery slope" argument.

Because we keep proving the "slippery slope" arguments right.

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u/SpecialistBuilding66 NEW YORK πŸ—½πŸŒƒ 9h ago

Using slippery slope for a mass murderer is crazy…

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u/critter68 9h ago

Wouldn't be the first time "we dislike those people" turned into "they aren't even people, why shouldn't we kill them".

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u/SpecialistBuilding66 NEW YORK πŸ—½πŸŒƒ 9h ago

He’s a mass murderer, it’s not like gun violence is accepted now, he died and people are moving away now, just some commie wet dream that this could go further

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u/critter68 9h ago

Hopefully.

But there's far too many people proving themselves the kind of people who celebrate a murder and worship a murderer.

Just because he chose the "acceptable" victim.

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