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> Ask any American about what kind of person does the kind of crime or moral aberration they are most passionate about and you'll get a similar response > ....
by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
> Ask any American about what kind of person does the kind of crime or moral aberration they are most passionate about and you'll get a similar response
> ....
> Especially Americans can't imagine...
Why is this targeting Americans? In my home country these same biases exist. There's a "group of people" that are deemed more likely prone to criminal behavior.
For some reason America seems to serve as a lightning rod for these types of criticisms, as if the rest of the world is better somehow.
- Aerroon 6y agoThe American context is easier to understand for most people. We're surrounded by American culture on English-speaking websites. The context of <other country> isn't as easy to understand for people that don't know <other country> well.
- kodah 6y agoI'm certainly not saying your struggles don't exist. I live in America and it'd be disingenuous and probably counter-intuitive for me to create an exhaustive list of all people's who suffer these circumstances. That's to say, I can really only speak in earnest about the devil that I know.