When is "being polite" just too much?
in Psychology ·
Jose Carter2 said:Politeness isn't some byproduct of Hollywood movies (even if American culture does push that image of constant smiling)... it’s really just a trait of educated people and the upper class.... which is practically non-existent here in the States.
40% of folks barely finished elementary school
40% max with a high school diploma
Every second or third word is an insult—idiot, moron, jerk, son of a bitch, bastard, goddamn piece of shit... just endless swearing.
Angry faces, terrible diets, obesity, pure frustration, that permanent scowl... and apparently, it's all the fault of the Masons, aliens, evil bankers, wicked capitalists, those guys over there, those guys over here...
"Where the hell are you going, you prick?" I remember being in the USA and getting annoyed because these "stupid" Americans were constantly smiling at me. I was thinking, damn it, why are you grinning like you won the lottery?
Just these "clueless" Americans, acting like they're something special because they smile. God, if we actually went over there, we'd teach them a lesson. They think they've been conquered by that Rothschild guy and that his bankers rule the whole world.
But the reality is, these "stupid," polite Americans built the number one superpower in everything.
Those "brilliant," angry locals—we've just created apathetic, broken societies that do nothing but complain. We've been stuck in economic stagnation for a decade, jobs are gone, corruption is everywhere, hospitals are falling apart, and everyone is just trying to get out...
😂 You nailed it.🙂
P.S.
You forgot about the chemtrails and the cell towers!!!
And apparently, smoking a cigarette doesn't affect your life at all, but those cell towers are absolutely frying us!!! 🤣😍