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That’s not weird. That’s how functional societies reconcile when they aren’t subjected to endless propaganda and fear mongering.

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I mean, it is weird in the sense that it is unusual. But that doesn’t make it bad, in fact it should become more normal.

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I’d go so far as to say it’s bad that it is unusual

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Yeah, I wouldn’t say history shows humans usually treat outsiders really nicely but I agree this should be an example we strive for.

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12 points

i came to say this. being friends is healthy and normal.

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I’m just so fuckin burnt out on xenophobia and i feel like that shit got pushed on me a lot growing up.

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That’s just what I’d expect from your kind

/s

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Making friends? In this economy!?/s

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2 points

With these social bubbles?!

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No what’s ‘weird’ is so many not understanding that ‘weird’ isn’t automatically negative. or maybe more disturbing that so many automatically go there at first instinct.

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“Surprising” or “unexpected” are probably a better words due to connotations and all.

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157 points

They got the good ending

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I still don’t think the natives got the good deal here

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Who’s to say?

I was going to joke about an Amish casino, but then I remembered the move Kingpin

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Hey everybody, there’s a shit cloud coming! Run for your lives!

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True. Ideally the Amish would have a “immigrated”, assimilated, and become another tribe in the area hundreds of years ago. However, this is still a better outcome than the tribes still litigating treaties signed hundreds of years ago, like in Oklahoma.

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Migration leading to mixed cultures instead of genocide and colonization. Americans: “This is so weird!”

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“In this here melting pot, we burn away all our differences until we’re left with only the pure white flame of Christian nationalism.”

I had to put the statement in quotes because while being hyperbole, it’s not too far from how some people think, and I don’t want to be confused with those folks.

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Are you implying Americans started colonization, or…?

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It’s the result of colonization.

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They’re implying that the US was founded on migration which led to genocide and colonization.

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108 points

That actually sounds awesome

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24 points

The true American dream

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I want to see a picture. In mind, it looks pretty dope.

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74 points

Need photos this sounds adorable

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This post has been up an hour and we have no fucking information this is unacceptable.

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