https://youtu.be/fQl9H-gi9NE

I'm not watching a video when text would suffice

Yes, but sometimes omission is what they are guilty of. Most Americans know nothing if the rest of the world because they aren’t told.

@The Gwench I'll be honest, I don't have a very high opinion of most Americans, or their intelligence

So personally? I'm not surprised.

Entirely anecdotal but most of them seem like they completely lack any sort of skills to find out things for themselves

Like when I walk into a shitty area and there's bogans everywhere, except it's their whole country

Yeah. Ok, I'll agree with you there. We don't know about the rest of the world

Most of us anyway

But yeah that's a problem, media a shit. American media is especially but, but I won't say Australian media is *that* much better

The Americans are guilty of only listening to what they are told. Regrettably, this harms the rest of the world. The US foreign policies and such.

I'm egotistical and like to think highly of myself

US foreign policies are fucking terrible man

Lemme just

swing around my military dick

Do what i say ok

So I'd like to think I'm one of the few who can think for myself

I like to think most of the world can think for themselves

But I also refuse to associate with people who can't do that

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So maybe I'm just biased because I don't pay attention to those people

I was raised in extremely Christian Republican household, but you wouldn't think that if you met me

It’s not only an American problem.

Definitely one of the worst, though

Eh, in the first world anyway

I don't know what it's like over in Saudi Arabia or similar countries, but given their laws? Can't imagine it's very good.

https://youtu.be/KXVzLecgb30 flat earthers fault

😂

There is a growing problem where the people become dependent on the system. These people become sheep...their puppets.

40 % of us don't believe in evolution. 20% of us are unsure. According to Wikipedia. According to the Huffington post 42% of us don't believe in evolution.

"believe in"

That makes it sound like a faith, rather than something that can be proven (or disproven)

Well that's what most people believe here

I'm in the 40% I didn't cite

@Reviire It’s not a faith. It’s called a belief.

I don't know when these statistics were taken

I do know Wikipedia and the Huffington post cites them

Except for it to be a belief, it would have to be something you can't prove, or at least, reasonably prove.

Well I disagree

I believe things fall when I drop them

I'm forced to believe reality