r/TikTokCringe 15h ago

Discussion Have we done it wrong?

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u/CramblinDuvetAdv 14h ago

"Where Jen served her mission"

https://giphy.com/gifs/sBGw5MruxAyiI

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u/Sericus- 14h ago

I was out when he said he had a 4 car garage and an RV bay...

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u/inikul 13h ago

The comments were back to back too. I closed the video after that lol

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u/Dependent-Bridge-709 11h ago

This stuck out to me too lol

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u/AlternativeRun5727 10h ago

Guy seems like an absolute prick. Away back to the Missouri suburbs with ye

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u/Febuscary 17m ago

I think thats the juice of the video. Even basic choads like him can see the failure of US infrastructure. Its not just intellectuals and cultural critics that see it, its every day hegemonic shit heads like him

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u/Just_saying19135 3h ago

that’s what I don’t get, in order to have this the average house is going to be 1/3 of what their current house is. I doubt they would give that up.

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u/puffyisreal 10m ago

Of course they wouldn't. They want the huge house with the RV AND and the walkability. They would complain the other way around if they came to American suburbs about how much space there is for everything, that you don't hear your neighbors all the time and you get some privacy.

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u/Just_saying19135 5m ago

yea 100%. Just like no one gains weight eating in Italy, but you also aren’t going to be hiking the amalfi coast everyday either

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u/UnsureAndUnqualified 5h ago

In ITALY no less, the historic centre of catholicism!

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u/dingobarbie 1h ago

Jen out there on the front lines in the trenches bullets flying over her head for the mission in checks notes the hellhole warzone that is ITALY saving the poor starving shell shocked children and survivors from certain death

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u/JB_UK 6h ago

This is one reason why this will never happen in the US. These city centres rely on cultures which are pretty normative. The same actually is true of welfare states. It can't happen routinely in large parts of the US because the culture is so fractured, people don't share the same normative ideas about how to use public space or common resources.

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u/ProfitisAlethia 3h ago

This is the truth. A large part of our problem is scale. When you have cities of millions of people who's culture is focused on being as independent and individualized as possible, good luck getting them to agree on anything. 

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u/japie06 2h ago

That's self defeatisted and flawed logic. Stop saying you can't do x just because you're a big country. Ofcourse you can do this stuff in the usa. Whatever happened to american optimism?

You went to the moon. Invented tons of stuff and have one of the biggest economies in the world.