Quote in the WSJ - When people talk about the "Third Worldization" of America, it's not just about demographics—it's also about Americans adopting Third World behaviors and modes of thought, like that the system exists to be gamed and that only suckers follow the spirit of the law - Kotaku In Action 2

Quote in the WSJ - When people talk about the "Third Worldization" of America, it's not just about demographics—it's also about Americans adopting Third World behaviors and modes of thought, like that the system exists to be gamed and that only suckers follow the spirit of the law (media.kotakuinaction2.win)

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– AgnosticTemplar 32 points 4 months ago +35 / -3

It's a jewish attitude as well. In israel, being an honorable and trusting person is called a 'friar', and it's the gravest insult you can levy at someone.

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– ParadoxSepi 21 points 4 months ago +21 / -0

We have that word in Poland too (guess where it comes from), but is spelled "frajer". It lost a lot of meaning over last two decades and people who call others frajer are seen as lowlife idiots

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