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Re:How America Manufactures Poverty by braingenious on Sunday March 19, 2023 @12:09AM (#35215944)
What exactly is a “hot take” in this context?

If someone were to post “How McDonald’s makes their burgers” would it be a hot take because In-N-Out also makes burgers?

https://www.businessinsider.com/i-went-to-a-mcdonalds-factor...

Re:How America Manufactures Poverty by onlyonhckrnws on Sunday March 19, 2023 @12:35AM (#35216079)
A hot take here is anything that remotely triggers cognitive dissonance.
Re:How America Manufactures Poverty by yallpendantools on Sunday March 19, 2023 @03:42AM (#35216897)
Maybe don't present a problem as "American" when the problem is global? The problem is not so much that America manufactures poverty as much as that the consumerist(/capitalist) economic system the majority of the world depends on manufactures poverty. The article is just listing out American symptoms of a global disease.
Re:How America Manufactures Poverty by braingenious on Sunday March 19, 2023 @04:57PM (#35223532)
I’m still not following here.

If somebody were to post their personal experience with chlamydia would you reply with be “It’s a hot take to not mention the very serious problem that chlamydia poses to koala bears. When I read about something happening somewhere, I assume that that means it isn’t happening elsewhere.”

Re:How America Manufactures Poverty by jspaetzel on Wednesday March 22, 2023 @04:25AM (#35258275)
A hot take is defined as "a quickly produced, strongly worded, and often deliberately provocative or sensational opinion or reaction (as in response to current news)"

So you can't really do a hot take on a personal experience. Because a personal experience generally isn't "hot". You'd just be an a-hole. You might be able to have a hot take specifically about chlamydia in koalas though... ouch. Lets try...

"Koala bears keep dying because they cant keep it in their pants"

See the difference?

AKA Click Bait.