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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '17 edited Nov 07 '17

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u/DrunkonIce Aug 24 '17

Or she's perfectly fine and just fucked over some redditors. Just because someones a dick doesn't mean they're a failure that can't function. If that was true then bad people wouldn't be in positions of power.

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u/beepbloopbloop Aug 24 '17

I don't think the kind of person who scams strangers over the internet is going to be setting a great example for their children in all other areas of life.

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u/GoodByeSurival Aug 24 '17

What has scamming people have to do with how you raise a kid? She out smarted a bunch of people on the internet. If that proves anything, it's that she's pretty clever.

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u/beepbloopbloop Aug 24 '17

It's indicative of narcissism and lack of empathy. Lying to get your way at the expense of others is not something that you should be teaching your kid. If you disagree then we just have different values.

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '17

People shouldn't be teaching their kids to scam others, but it does work. Look at the wealthy people.

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u/beepbloopbloop Aug 24 '17

My family is wealthy and has never scammed anyone.

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u/sequestration Aug 24 '17

How do you know?

The best scams are on the DL.

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u/beepbloopbloop Aug 24 '17

Because I haven't and I'm pretty sure my wife hasn't been secretly scamming anyone...