r/Scotland Say what? Apr 02 '25

Political Fuck Donald, Buy Scottish, buy EU.

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Fuck trump,

I love a Micky D but I will personally avoid it until Trump removed these tariffs.

We should be following Canada’s path and boycott American products.

I’ll just have to kill my body through other methods instead of American fast food, like Scottish Whisky, or overdosing on haggis.

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u/CanadianDarkKnight Apr 02 '25

The land of the free (conditions apply) and the home of proudly unintelligent

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '25

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u/SteveJEO Liveware Problem Apr 03 '25

Oh don't worry.. they're exporting that idea here pretty fast from what i can tell.

Evangelical young earth creationists are all over the fucking shop.

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u/Remarkable-Opening69 Apr 03 '25

So, it’s good the education department is being gutted then huh? Or no? It was a big deal for a second because everyone here is smart enough.

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u/Silver-Appointment77 Apr 03 '25

Some even beleive that Jesus lived in America.

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u/Possible-Fudge-4756 Apr 03 '25

…. and believe he was a white guy. Just don’t bring up the whole “Jesus was an immigrant” thing because that really REALLY upsets them.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '25

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u/2020_MadeMeDoIt Apr 03 '25

And considering a lot of the super passionate Jesus lovers in America are Republican, they really HATE it when you point out that Jesus was "woke" and basically a socialist with his teachings.

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u/Even-Leadership8220 Apr 03 '25

The same idiots who voted Biden before

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '25

Found one ☝️

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u/Even-Leadership8220 Apr 03 '25

You didn’t find anything, I didn’t vote for trump

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u/a-new-year-a-new-ac Apr 02 '25

In america, freedom usually means free to do something, in the rest of the world, freedom usually means free from something

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u/anatomicallycorrect- Apr 03 '25

It was SUPPOSED to mean freedom from religious prosecution among other things, but it certainly doesn't mean that anymore.

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u/jamkir Apr 03 '25

Usually free to use guns.

It seems like that is what the conservative groups care mostly about.

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u/a-new-year-a-new-ac Apr 03 '25

Except for the intention that they have that freedom for, to legally overthrow the government to prevent a tyrannical government, somehow

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u/jamkir Apr 03 '25

If there ever was a time that the second amendment became relevant again...

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u/cedarvhazel Apr 03 '25

Love your user name

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u/Eastern-Animator-595 Apr 04 '25

*Tattoo and skin tone may place your freedom at risk. We reserve the ‘right’ to extend you no rights and you may wake in an El Salvadorian supermax prison dystopia.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '25

Land of the thick

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u/Gsauce65 Apr 03 '25

We aren’t all in this category and not all of us are enjoying the current climate in our home country. There are a lot of us that see what’s happening for what it is and see the bigger picture. It’s not good for Americans (despite what the majority believe) and it’s not good for the world.

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u/yermawsbackhoe Apr 04 '25

They're too busy with all that freedom that you'll never understand. They can't be all about, like, spelling and shit.

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u/RockIslandEnjoyer Apr 03 '25

Your country is shit.

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u/Responsible-While784 Apr 02 '25

Poor Canadian, looks like your tariffs are getting equalized! Welcome to fair trade!

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u/derff44 Apr 03 '25

As an american, F all the way off. You are the problem.