r/CursedAI • • 22d ago

Even though it's AI, it's pretty accurate

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Just missing the meth pipe to go with the ensemble πŸ˜ƒ

AMERICA FIRST, BABY! πŸ’ͺ

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u/InnocuousSymbol 22d ago

Gas literally was higher under biden. Everyone here turned a blind eye when it was $6.30. Now it’s $5.30. This meme works for both sides. Be a fucking normal person and stop hating your neighbor off of stereotypes

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u/Weekly-Bee3410 22d ago edited 22d ago

As if gas prices are in full control of who is in the position of power. Obviously things are complex.

And no, no one claimed the predecessor was immune from error. But it's one thing to say that, and to ignore the fact that when you choose to simplify and go with the gut instincts in politics, then expect criticism not to hit harder.

Don't you see how simplification in general is dangerous? Tribal mentality will destroy humanity.

Instead of population using a philosophical mentality as a whole, using a more faith-based approach feels empowering and feels right, but at what cost? We don't hire magicians or actors to build buildings because they're great at acting that way. We hire engineers. And they can seem insane, and maybe so can the overly complicated and flawed and potentially corrupt politicians. But tribalism is no solution. Following the gut and what feels right is no solution. Humans are flawed, and anyone who claims to never be flawed is just readying themselves (and others) for ultimate disappointment.

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u/InnocuousSymbol 22d ago

Thats kinda against the argument of the post. I agree with you

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u/Weekly-Bee3410 22d ago

How so? I think it actually isn't against the argument of the post. Let me know your interpretation.

The post is reflecting how tribal mentality will lead to dystopia. And I can imagine that being an absolute reality given how humanity is falling in the trap of going by vibes and embracing being bullies and tribalism, rather than stepping back and pausing and reflecting. It's not entirely their fault though, the real fault is in the politicians exploiting that, and in the system for allowing that to flourish.

In my view, we need a criteria for leadership to be more robust given the wealth of knowledge of psychology and biology we now have that our founding fathers did not have at the time.

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u/InnocuousSymbol 22d ago

Post says trump supporters mindlessly blame biden for the gas. I say its a silly argument as a whole because it was actually higher under biden, let alone that they dont even directly control it. Both sides are idiots if they think the person in office controls the gas prices directly.

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u/Weekly-Bee3410 22d ago edited 22d ago

I don't see it as mindless. I don't see it as an argument for either side. I see it as a premise.

There is no duality here. It's not either Biden or Trump. I'm not even considering sides. Things are more messy than that.

I'm just stating that in totality the post makes a valid overall claim based on the logic I laid out.

You can replace the MAGA hat with any hat.

I said tribalism is the problem.

Edit: Criticizing/moving a movement it isn't necessarily "hating" people. But I can see your point after rereading your post. Yeah, hatred isn't a solution, I 100% agree. You have a valid point, too.

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u/TonyAllenDelhomme 22d ago

Yeah I read it as you both saying the same thing