> So I am not surprised to see this, and expect to see more of it.
This is political. You are extremely clearly dog-whistling to the "government needs to reform healthcare" and "America bad" groups. Precisely zero people use this kind of hyper-charged, content-less language without a political agenda.
> but pardon me for being propagandized at a very young age that we lived in a country that was good and just. That's my bad.
on HN without a political agenda.
> I understand that some people would look at that list and say I should have never expected some of those, but pardon me for being propagandized at a very young age that we lived in a country that was good and just. That's my bad.
> So I am not surprised to see this, and expect to see more of it.
...which is a clearly political call for "someone to do something", using extremely emotionally charged language with zero (negative?) utility such as "pardon me for being propagandized at a very young age that we lived in a country that was good and just".