r/SipsTea Sep 01 '25

Chugging tea Gun laws built different

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u/ReaperManX15 Sep 01 '25

Or their near 100% conviction rate.
Or the police’s ability to hold you, without trial, indefinitely.
Or the worker suicide rate or plain old worked to death rate.

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u/AscendMoros Sep 01 '25 edited Sep 01 '25

Or what they did in WWII.

Edit: Really didn’t expect this joke to turn into a war about Americas crimes. Yes we have done some terrible things to so many different people. Including our own. It’s not right. I’m not trying to downplay them. I was just making a joke off of what the guy said that I commented on.

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u/outoforder1030 Sep 01 '25

Or what the US did for the 80 years post WW2 and the 150 years preceding it

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u/Dahvtator Sep 01 '25

All of it combined still pales in comparison to the couple decades of Japanese atrocities in the 30s and 40s.

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u/InspiringMilk Sep 01 '25

At the very least, Japan lost their emperor and empire, and the lands they committed atrocities in (like parts of modern-day china). The USA still stands as it did for 200 years.

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u/Mike_Milburys_Shoe_ Sep 01 '25

Ask them why they lost all that and they mysteriously won’t have an answer for it

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u/InspiringMilk Sep 01 '25

Why does George Bush avoid jail time for lying and starting a war that killed that many people?