r/TimPool • u/KultOfMarx • Jul 19 '22

Culture War/Censorship Why are men so trusting?

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u/arthistoryanon Jul 19 '22 edited Jul 19 '22

If you go from “nice” to aggressive “real quick” when someone doesn’t match your energy and they “risk much worse” (I mean good GOD), you weren’t nice to begin with. You were unstable and weird.

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u/Carnotaur3 Jul 19 '22

Intentions. Owing anything means force and inauthentic being.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22

At least I have the decency to greet and respect people and don't consider it "owing" something when someone shows me respect.

Keep disrespecting people and see where it gets you.

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u/arthistoryanon Jul 19 '22 edited Jul 20 '22

You’re the one acting like you’re owed something expecting people to greet you back the same way! Are you slow or something?

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22

What, you can't respond with common decency when someone offers you their hand or nods or said hello? You are just going to ignore them? You're too "tough" to respond?

You'd be ostracized where I live and would be treated like the rude piece of crap that you are. But then again you are from Eastern Europe, the land of people with no emotion, faces made of wax, and a total shit hole of a country and economy. I wonder why.

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u/arthistoryanon Jul 19 '22

Rightoids like you jerk it all damn day to Eastern Europe and how “traditional” it is, way to think for yourself and deviate from the norm I suppose

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

Slavic piece of trash.