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Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate
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Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Or debated so slightly, it's irrelevant. Basically an idea that is taken as gospel, even bringing it up it could be incorrect ends up being controversial.

*Not looking for a debate of the topics, thought such a list would be interesting.

I'll start.

"During war (assuming full-scale war), the economy goes up"

"The US legal system may not be perfect, but it's the best in the world"
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Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Quote: (06-20-2014 11:21 AM)la_mode Wrote:  

"The US legal system may not be perfect, but it's the best in the world"

Who believes this other than Americans?
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#3

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Obama is better than Bush.
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#4

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Everything is up for debate.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling
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#5

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Quote: (06-20-2014 11:24 AM)Sargon of Akkad Wrote:  

Quote: (06-20-2014 11:21 AM)la_mode Wrote:  

"The US legal system may not be perfect, but it's the best in the world"

Who believes this other than Americans?

Sadly, many people in eastern europe do beleive that grass is greener on the other side of the former iron curtain and especially USA.

They think that since western and especially USA economy is better it must be because west has better laws. They fail to realize that western economy is world's best only due to military power and victories in WW2 and Cold war.

But I would be literally scard to go to USA. It seems to me people there can be sued for literally everything and the sentences are absurdly harsh.
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#6

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

In America, that mantra is especially brought up during any legal TV show whenever a controversial defendant (Simpson, Zimmerman) was found not guilty.

An unpopular verdict is generally used to reinforce that belief.
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#7

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

In my part of the world, the following:

Person 1: "How's it going?"

Person 2: "Oh, busy, really busy."

Person 1: "Well, busy's good, it beats the opposite."

Person 2: "You've got that right."

I've been Persons 1 and 2 in this conversation. I know it's a lie, but I participate...
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#8

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Belief in the just world, best described in the just-world hypothesis. The feeling that things happen for a reason... actually, no they don't. The world is just a random and chaotic place a lot of times and much of our interaction is governed by base human desires and emotions with an underlying illusion of civility.
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#9

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

One in four college women report surviving rape.

Take care of those titties for me.
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#10

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Boy oh boy, I like this thread! Lets see:

1. If you oppose gay marriage, you hate gays.
2. If you oppose any feminist claim, you hate women.
3. Democracy is the best political system in the world.
4. War is only justifiable if it is for the good of the invaded people.
5. Your parents know what is best for you, so long as they are married and never abused you.
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#11

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Climate change, "the science is settled".

"Feminism is a trade union for ugly women"- Peregrine
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#12

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Banging animals is not normal, but banging people of the same sex is.
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#13

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

"The numbers don't lie" - these people have not met accountants, or statisticians.

Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing? Psalm 2:1 KJV
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#14

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Inflation is good, deflation is bad.

Real estate price appreciation is good, yet somehow rent control is also good.

Currency depreciation over time is good, so is the economic system based accumulating massive debt and inflating it away.
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#15

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Democracy is the best form of government. inflation is good. diversity is our strength. anyone to the right of Bill Clinton is an evil racist Republican. college is necessary. we are all equal. war is good for the economy. government spending of any kind is good for the economy. climate change is 110% real, anyone who disagrees at all is a flat earther.

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#16

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Opposing gay marriage?

You must secretly like cock.
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#17

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Exercise = weight loss.

Not true. Not eating = weight loss. All these "it's go time!" plans make you exhausted and hungry and are mostly money-making schemes. I know so many women on this exercise treadmill. Insane workouts with trainers, followed by massive hunger, then they have to eat more, so then they have to return to the trainer the next day. It's a racket.

While you need exercise to keep toned (and I am definitely not one to shirk exercise), less food is the ticket to weight loss.

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#18

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Poor people are happier, more spiritually enlightened and moral than rich people.
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#19

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Social media are the nouveau opiate of the masses.

I disagree because I think that much of our hesitation with social media is a result only of our nascent and, thus, flawed understanding of the concept.

Social media, like books or tv, can effect both positives and negatives.

Repressed students in Iran spread discontent with Twitter. As did Miley Cyrus with her inane tweets.

One day we will have a better idea of how to make social media work for our betterment.
Or not. Who knows.
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Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

^^ Poor people can be fucking miserable. But it's usually those who have survived material hardship who have the greatest capacity for long-term happiness.

You need both - to have enough money for a good life, after knowing the anguish of poverty.
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#21

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

"Nuclear power is dangerous"
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#22

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Women make 77 or 81 or 52 or whatever cents to every dollar a man makes.
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#23

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Support the troops
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#24

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

"I'm clean"
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#25

Things that are repeated so much - they're not even up for debate

Women make 77 cents on a man's dollar for the same job.
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