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Why is the noble American nation stereotyped as dumb mutts with a crude sense of humor and dumb comedies?
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Brown people
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Long nosed people
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hwat
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were Americans smarter and more cultured in the 19th century compared to 19th century Europeans?
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>>544136207
The future Americans of Idiocracy were a great improvement on Americans of today. The weren't much dumber, but they were more humble and kinder. Their ow my balls humour was not nearly as crude as the digestive tract and sex stuff we see from them on /pol/
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>>544136207
Theres actually no one specific to blame for all of this, its just the natural cycle of Empire, success breeds decadence, it takes crisis to restore normality eventually
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slav monkeys arent people
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>>544136207
White people
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>>544136207
mike judge had to ham it up to get the film made. compare the nice jewish couple in the opening sequence. and the amazing jewish doctors that saved the mans balls in the opening sequence. and...its all so tiresome



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