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Zoo has hole, so you can hold otters paws

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Tiny hammer and enticing button with no explanation in my historic apartment building.

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Giving a child his self confidence

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*It's weird that you people think others should have to work two jobs to barely get by........but also: they should have the time and money to go to school or raise another person.*

It's just cognitive dissonance all the way down. These people just say whatever gets them their way in that moment and they don't care about the actual truth or real repercussions to others. It's sadopopulism to think someone should work in society but not be able to afford to live in it. It's called a tyranny of the majority. It comes down to empathy. The idea of someone else living in destitution and having no mobility in life doesn't bother them because they can't comprehend of the emotions of others. It just doesn't ping on their emotional radar. But paying .25 cents more for a burger, that absolutely breaks them. There's also a level of shortsightedness. Like, what do you think happens to the economy and welfare of a nation when only a few have disposable income? Do you think people are just going to go off quietly and starve? You can't advocate for destitution wages and be mad when there's people living on the street. And please don't give me the "if you can't beat em, join em" schpiel. I'm not here to "come to an understanding" or deal with centrist bullshit or take coaching on my budget. If there's a job you want done in society, I'm sorry, you're just gonna have to accept you have to pay someone enough to live in society. Sadopopulists submitted by /u/_Negativ_Mancy to r/Millennials [link] [comments]
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It's weird that you people think others should have to work two jobs to barely get by........but also: they should have the time and money to go to school or raise another person.

It's just cognitive dissonance all the way down. These people just say whatever gets them their way in that moment and they don't care about the actual truth or real repercussions to others. It's sadopopulism to think someone should work in society but not be able to afford to live in it. It's called a tyranny of the majority. It comes down to empathy. The idea of someone else living in destitution and having no mobility in life doesn't bother them because they can't comprehend of the emotions of others. It just doesn't ping on their emotional radar. But paying .25 cents more for a burger, that absolutely breaks them. There's also a level of shortsightedness. Like, what do you think happens to the economy and welfare of a nation when only a few have disposable income? Do you think people are just going to go off quietly and starve? You can't advocate for destitution wages and be mad when there's people living on the street. And please don't give me the "if you can't beat em, join em" schpiel. I'm not here to "come to an understanding" or deal with centrist bullshit or take coaching on my budget. If there's a job you want done in society, I'm sorry, you're just gonna have to accept you have to pay someone enough to live in society. Sadopopulists submitted by /u/NegativMancy to r/Millennials link comments
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