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0	Woman tries to get off with a ticket by telling officer, as a woman, that he scared her. Officer politely shuts her down Fair point, but the argument that was being made was that Europe caused an entitlement culture that previously did not exist around the world to spread around the world via social media. I was pointing out that such ideas existed elsewhere, and particularly in America, long before the advent of any kind of rapid communication like social media. I never said it was exclusively an American problem, just that it can't reasonably be argued that it was exclusively a European problem until just recent…	/r/PussyPassDenied	18/04/21 02:58 PM
1	Woman tries to get off with a ticket by telling officer, as a woman, that he scared her. Officer politely shuts her down I wasn't making the argument that it isn't (or that it is, for that matter), but the claim made was that entitlement culture spread from Europe across the globe (with an implication that the US only has an entitlement problem thanks to Europe) sometime in the past 15 years via social media. I was simply pointing out that there's a long history of a culture of superiority and entitlement that's existed in the US pretty much since its founding that's been used to justify massive foreign policy act…	/r/PussyPassDenied	18/04/21 02:37 PM
0	Woman tries to get off with a ticket by telling officer, as a woman, that he scared her. Officer politely shuts her down American exceptionalism would disagree. Also, see manifest destiny., which is just a special kind of exceptionalism. The concept of America (and, by extension, Americans themselves) being somehow unique and special and therefore superior to the rest of the world was a driving force behind historical expansionism and imperialism, the Cold War, and militaristic interventionism, and the phrase "American exceptionalism" is still regularly used by mainstream political leaders to justify certain inter…	/r/PussyPassDenied	18/04/21 02:22 PM
-3	Next time try supporting your own? I like the idea, but in reality, in many situations, outcome begets opportunity. We're biologically-programmed to find patterns, even when none are there. When we see a certain situation, our minds start to develop reasons for why that situation is the way it is, even if we don't realize it, and that affects our judgment. One example is race. Everyone says they treat people of different races equally, but psychological studies have conclusively determined, over and over, that white Americans ten…	/r/PussyPassDenied	12/02/20 10:54 PM

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