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Yep, people love to "whatabout" it but qualitatively speaking there is an argument to be made for a rather magnificent piece of moral high ground. Even inasmuc
by themodelplumber 3y ago
Yep, people love to "whatabout" it but qualitatively speaking there is an argument to be made for a rather magnificent piece of moral high ground.
Even inasmuch as it annoys a lot of people who don't appreciate this perspective--they tend to overrate it as if it must equate to perfection, a nation without problems, etc.
- FpUser 3y ago>Yep, people love to "whatabout" Americans sure love "whatabout". Every time when pointed to their problems you would hear but look at China / Russia / etc. >"rather magnificent piece of moral high ground" I guess crusaders are not yet extinct
- foverzar 3y ago> Even inasmuch as it annoys a lot of people who don't appreciate this perspective It annoys everyone because it's based on a false pretense. In terms of morals, the US didn't turn up any better than the USSR, judging by how it acted when it became uncontested.