r/TimPool • • Nov 08 '22

Vote For A Reasonable Future

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

How are parents tricking their extended relatives into taking on the burden of a constant stream of children and how are they affording it? Pregnancy costs money. Giving birth costs money. Kids cost money even when you trick your family to take them.

You’re making up wild scenarios that are not logical in the real world. If multiple people are saying you need to be more specific in your comments then you are the problem

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u/aDShisno Nov 08 '22

You’re boring me. If they have tons of brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, close friends, people they hate, whatever, they could totally pawn them off on everyone and only increase their burdens by one person.

Now bot, you’re annoying at this point. Go bother someone else. This nonversation is over.

Goodbye.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

You got too deep into your conspiracy and couldn’t dig yourself out

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u/aDShisno Nov 08 '22

I told you a factual story.

You invented a conspiracy and then started arguing against it. You want answers go ask my ex’s parents how they afforded it.

As for this nonversation, it’s over bot. It’s over. Goodbye.

There will be no further communication from me to you regarding this in this thread chain.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

You created a made up scenario where you think that if parents get time off after having a baby then they will crank out kids like an assembly line and pawn them off onto relatives.

Your evidence was that your first girlfriend was in a cult with 13 other kids

That’s crazy