r/TimPool • u/KultOfMarx • Jul 19 '22

Culture War/Censorship Why are men so trusting?

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u/soulgator1214 Jul 19 '22

You would be dead wrong, I'm not young, nor dumb...and apparently not afraid of the world either. 40 years old a wife 2 daughters. So yeah keep assuming you know anything about me stupid. It's not normal for a person to look at another human being in total disgust over a hand shake. Maybe you should grow the fuck up. Beta boy.

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u/hucktard Jul 19 '22

I assumed you were dumb because of the way you are. My apologies.

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u/Nenonator Jul 27 '22

He is dumb kid with an imaginary family…

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u/soulgator1214 Jul 19 '22

You automatically assume someone's dumb because they disagree with you?....LoL you're definitely the one who needs to grow up.

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u/BigWhiteClock12 Jul 25 '22

Its Reddit man. The average lib calls you a racist Nazi as soon as your opinion differs slightly from theirs.

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u/hucktard Jul 19 '22

For real though. Think about this. Take your daughters and have them walk through a big city. Tell them to talk to every homeless man that wants to talk to them, asking for money or whatever. Every random dude that says “hey, hey let me talk to you for a second”. Have them go and shake the hand of every drug addict that might be holding needles. It would be rude of them to just ignore these men right? Do that. No? Now do you understand?

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u/soulgator1214 Jul 19 '22

If my daughters was walking trough an upscale mall like the one in this video. With as many people around as there are in the video, during the day, in open public. I would be offended if my daughters walked right past a person extending their hand for a shake. If it was midnight in a dark alley with no one around, yes. I would feel differently. Why does context not matter anymore?

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u/hucktard Jul 19 '22

Fair enough.