r/PublicFreakout
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u/Flying_saucepan69
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Oct 13 '21
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Yeah, you're a fool! 👮Audit Freakout
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u/antwan_benjamin Oct 14 '21
I read somewhere that they had to make it a law in Canada that saying "I'm sorry" doesn't necessarily mean admitting guilt since they're so used to apologizing all the time.
I think the US should do the same. If I get in a car accident...even if its not my fault I still might say "I'm sorry." I'm not saying "I'm sorry I did this to you" I'm saying "I'm sorry this happened." 2 completely different meanings.