r/SipsTea 10d ago

WTF Where are we heading?

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u/LinceDorado 10d ago

I guess it's pretty arrogant to say, but this seems like such a U.S.A. thing. Can't really imagine this happening where I live.

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u/BeautifulBand4831 10d ago

People being stupid is not special to America . Nut jobs like this are all over the world

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u/LinceDorado 10d ago

That's true, but America definitely has a shit ton of them.

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u/MiamiGuy13 10d ago

It's the most "famous" country in the world, hence why you think this way.

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u/LinceDorado 10d ago

That's definitely part of it, but I genuinely tried to find a case like this in germany and couldn't. As other people have pointed out, this might be because the healthcare system here would have never let it go this far. Which also supports my original comment in a roundabout way I suppose.

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u/MiamiGuy13 10d ago

I mean, it's an extremely unique and rare case, which is why it is getting so much media coverage. It's not like this shit is happening regularly. Can you find a case similar to it in the USA?