okay, as I stay away from all medical establishments I've never been confirmed with anything, so I guess I can speak for the normies.
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I'm Maxie, I'm normal. Most normal person in Mega City One.
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it's weird how Americans read Judge Dredd and don't pick up on how that is what British people actually think of us
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I never felt MC1 was particularly American, it is it's own society. They're making a TV series, you know.
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hunh, it always felt very urban-America-as-viewed-from-outside-through-a-funhouse-lens to me. didn't know about the TV series, delightful
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I always felt a lot of the crazy people in mega-city one seem very British. Maybe that's just become crazy knows no borders.
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also because writing other cultures is hard. i love it when extremely high-end British authors write Americans talking about "queueing".
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Replying to @chaosprime @ColumPaget and
and at the end of the day, even if i'm perfectly right, it's still Britain using a metaphor about America to work through its own issues
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"maybe we shouldn't be gagging so hard to aid, abet and emulate a society whose tendencies, caricatured, look like this" i mostly get
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