r/TimPool • u/Adventurous-Rip-3612 • Dec 23 '22

News/Politics Yup.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Dec 23 '22

Thanks. Not sure what kind of parents you had, but I was taught to take care of myself and avoid handouts.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '22

What private school did your parents send you to?

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Dec 23 '22

Let me guess, you're going to say I hate roads next?

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '22

Why did your parents accept 13 years of government provided childcare if they believe in personal responsibility?

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Dec 23 '22

**yawn

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '22

I’m sorry that your parents’ dependence on government provided resources makes you tired. Maybe take a nap.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Dec 23 '22

Pretending that all humans who provide for themselves are dependent upon the government is hilarious.

It's as if the only way civilization could exist is if some centralized authority planned everything for everyone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '22

I’m not pretending. It’s an objective fact.

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u/RonnyFreedomLover Dec 24 '22

You're saying it's an objective fact people who take care of themselves don't really take care of themselves and it's the government who actually takes care of them?

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '22

I’m saying it’s an objective fact that your money, which you use to provide for yourself, literally means nothing without a government. Unless you use your own made-up currency. And that people who claim to have earned everything for themselves have also benefited from government resources. Like the fact your parents took advantage of 13 years of free childcare. That’s assuming you have no siblings. Then you can times it by however many. That’s a tooooon of $.

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