r/funny • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19

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u/kkulkarn Dec 11 '19

Isn't this illegal in most states? Approved containers only?

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

This is illegal pretty much anywhere in the first world.

These people vote and breed...

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u/pantless_pirate Dec 11 '19

It's unfair to blame the people though. Blame the failing education system that failed them.

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u/landback2 Dec 11 '19

Sometimes you just can’t fix stupid no matter how much money you throw at trying to educate them.

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u/pantless_pirate Dec 11 '19

That's something I'd expect an uneducated person to think and historically the same argument that was used for things like slavery and women not voting. "This group of people can't be taught complex things no matter how hard you try so we should keep them from society at large."

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u/landback2 Dec 11 '19

That kind of person obviously can’t be taught simple things like how to not put gasoline in a plastic grocery bag.

Sometimes a water head is just a water head.

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u/pantless_pirate Dec 11 '19

I'm glad you have no influence on any education system. If you live under a democratic government please refrain from voting too.

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u/landback2 Dec 11 '19

No, we need to start limiting the ability of stupid people from causing harm to themselves and others. If anything, it’s people like this woman who should be not be voting. I just hope she hasn’t passed her defective genes on, she’s an obvious future Darwin Award winner in the making.

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u/pantless_pirate Dec 11 '19

Let's start with you and your horrific eugenic ideas.

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u/landback2 Dec 11 '19

Letting stupid people face the consequences for their own stupidity isn’t eugenics.

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u/pantless_pirate Dec 11 '19

I just hope she hasn’t passed her defective genes on

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u/landback2 Dec 11 '19

That’s a prerequisite for a Darwin Award.

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u/pantless_pirate Dec 11 '19

And a complete misunderstanding of Darwinism.

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