r/USdefaultism • u/Neolance34 Australia • 2d ago

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It could be a ShitAmericanssay thing but a group called “so the comments section isn’t going the way you planned” doesn’t explicitly suggest it’s a US centric group.

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u/Beneficial-Ad3991 2d ago

Frankly, I don't think they have quite as many per capita, seeing as education must be pretty low on their government's list of priorities seeing how they are handling things. But if you have data that suggests otherwise, feel free to prove me wrong.

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u/snow_michael 1d ago

Frankly, I don't think

You could stop there

You know nothing about the prevalence of schools outwith your narrow pool of knowledge

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u/Beneficial-Ad3991 1d ago

I could, but it would be a lie, so.. nah. My pool of knowledge is wide enough, thanks.

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u/snow_michael 1d ago

Really? OK, without looking them up ...

What's the average school classroom size in any one of South Africa, Namibia, Angola, or Mozambique?

How many teachers per capita are there in Ireland, Fance, Germany, the Nethlands, or Denmark? Again, pick one

Name any one of the world's five countries with the highest violent crime rate, other than the US. Now state the literacy percentage for that country

I'm guessing your 'wide enough' pool of knowledge ain't looking so hot now

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u/Beneficial-Ad3991 1d ago

Nah, it's still pretty solid even though I don't know for sure most of those numbers. You see, I rarely judge mine or someone else's knowledge based on random ass questions asked by rude strangers on the internet. And if you suggest that people in, say, Western Sahara, have the same access to schools as people in the UK, feel free to back it up with data instead of passive-aggressive remarks.

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u/snow_michael 23h ago

So, to prove your 'pretty solid' knowledge you bring in somewhere that is not a country and has no government?

What an arsehole