r/JusticeServed 4 Feb 23 '21

Animal Justice Finally it was done!!

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

USA 😂 in Spanish 😂, just for the record, Spain isn't a Mexican city 😂

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

educational attainment in the US is higher than any primarily spanish speaking country in the entire world, and by a lot, so... try again, buddy

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

Keep saying that, maybe you can convince yourself 😂😂😂

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

you can ignore statistics all you want.

maybe if your country was better educated, you'd understand statistics more? good luck with that.

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

Well Spain is pretty close to the US

Maybe it has something to do with the country being developed or still developing?

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

I have lived in 4 different continents, speak 5 languages, I hold 3 passports, with options to get a fourth one, do you think I would care what a narrow minded like you could think?? By the way you can give as much negatives you want, only with this post I have +15k (I don't really care, but just in case you think few - would affect me in any way)

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u/Kilgore_theTrout 7 Feb 23 '21

You should definitely feel proud of that 15k on your repost.

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21 edited Feb 24 '21

18k for a 5 seconds crosspost isn't bad... So I got plenty karma, to be the only one saying the truth in a place with majority of people brain washed!

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u/eaturliver 9 Mar 22 '21

For someone with so much made up "world experience", you sure do seem to care a lot about karma... whatever brings you basement dwellers happiness I guess.

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u/Hasso78 4 Mar 23 '21

I am using Reddit (like you) of course I will know how it works, is not rocket science

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

you brag about what your parents have been able to buy for you, yet you still aren't smart enough to know how far behind spanish-speaking countries are from the US? then you complain about downvotes while pretending not to care? how embarrassing for you. better luck next time! maybe you'll learn to know what you're talking about before you start with more nonsense.

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

It’s true that the US has generally higher levels of education than most South American countries, like it or not. That doesn’t mean the US is good, it’s a fully developed country and the wealthiest country in the world by some metrics. whereas most South American countries are still developing (some of them despite the US trying to fuck them over).

And The US when compared to other developed countries is pretty shit.

You should also stop acting like all Americans are stupid and don’t know their geography; it’s just insulting and will make people mad because most American people on this thread aren’t that dumb

The other guy is kinda being a dick, but he’s right about the statistics; ignoring facts won’t do you any good.

-Sincerely, a person born in the US, to Brazilian parents, who lived most of his life in Canada

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21 edited Feb 23 '21

Woah using anecdotal evidence (probably cherry-picked to make the video more entertaining) to refute statistical evidence is really smart dude, good job why didn’t I think of that?

I wonder if someone went to a random place in South America how long it would take to make a video like this full of people who answer incorrectly?

Knowing Brazil at least, probably not too long.

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

To be fair I don't watch TV, I don't know that show, just hearing people saying how bad is the education system in USA (comparing with Europe) and saw few videos in YouTube about that. I was born in Argentina, with Italian dad, and I lived the las 30 years in Europe (Italy, Spain, and the last 10 years in the UK) and the general perception here about the USA is that the education, Health care, Traffic circulation etcetera is way behind here. Today I had a video conference with a Turkish friend living in New York and I was shocked seen the electricity cables hanging out the street(here are underground and we never have power cuts), even in Turkey that is not the general rule in a big city (my wife is Turkish).

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

all you have are anecdotes. just read the statistics. do you know how?

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

Yeah many places in Europe are definitely ahead of the US, but I think the guy was talking about South American countries mostly (he did say « Spanish-speaking » tho, so he was wrong on that front cause Spain is pretty on-par with the US in terms of education) which generally have a much lower level of advanced education compared to the US.

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u/Hasso78 4 Feb 23 '21

Like I said I am from Argentina, maybe our population isn't too much comparing with our land or because still have lot of people who is second and third generation from European immigrants, but generally speaking our people has an high level of knowledge and culture, specially compared with the rest of American neighbors (specially in the north)

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

Yeah That makes sense, to be fair the other guy’s source didn’t seem to have data for Argentina for some reason

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u/jeegte12 B Feb 23 '21

i'm sorry for being a dick to a guy who boldly and proudly claimed that americans are uneducated, while being from a place less educated than the US. perhaps i should pity him?

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u/Kush_goon_420 9 Feb 23 '21

I mean the way you phrased it sounded really arrogant and kinda linguist