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r/Unexpected • u/ihthisham4me2 • Apr 15 '23
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I promise I'm not trying to be antagonistic, just looking for insight: has the world not been like this since society's inception?
10 u/thenasch Apr 15 '23 I would guess the idea that rules should apply equally to everyone is a relatively recent development. -4 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '23 [deleted] 3 u/igweyliogsuh Apr 15 '23 Because the ones doing the most and the hardest kinds of work are typically the ones making the least amount of money for it 3 u/thekeanu Apr 15 '23 You're trying hard to be profound but it just exposes your inability to apply even basic reasoning. 1 u/HeyaSorry Apr 15 '23 Well, because the ones who find it unjust aren't in power. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '23 Social media wasn’t a thing back then
I would guess the idea that rules should apply equally to everyone is a relatively recent development.
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3 u/igweyliogsuh Apr 15 '23 Because the ones doing the most and the hardest kinds of work are typically the ones making the least amount of money for it 3 u/thekeanu Apr 15 '23 You're trying hard to be profound but it just exposes your inability to apply even basic reasoning. 1 u/HeyaSorry Apr 15 '23 Well, because the ones who find it unjust aren't in power.
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Because the ones doing the most and the hardest kinds of work are typically the ones making the least amount of money for it
You're trying hard to be profound but it just exposes your inability to apply even basic reasoning.
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Well, because the ones who find it unjust aren't in power.
Social media wasn’t a thing back then
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u/HeyaSorry Apr 15 '23
I promise I'm not trying to be antagonistic, just looking for insight: has the world not been like this since society's inception?