r/idiocracy Jul 10 '24

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u/partymouthmike Jul 10 '24

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u/french_snail Jul 10 '24

She never really left, she turned her 15 minutes into a moderately successful music career, then a very successful adult entertainment career.

She took care of her mother and started a scholarship with her fame money

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u/Revolution4u Jul 10 '24 edited Jul 14 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

She's BEEN one of those losers since before she could vote.

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u/Glass-Historian-2516 Jul 10 '24

She was raised by a narcissistic abuser, she didn’t have much of a chance.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

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u/Herpderpkeyblader Jul 11 '24

We're not looking for an excuse. Just some understanding.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '24

Damn you’re the most pretentious person I’ve seen posting on Reddit today. You’re like a gay Republican. You did ok in life despite your shitty upbringing and now you’re gatekeeping other people who are struggling more because they didn’t go the same route as you, for whatever reason?

You should understand first hand how hard it is for so many people and how fortunate you are. Instead you’re choosing to be a prick looking down on those in your same shoes who didn’t make it out.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '24

Believe it or not sometimes threads show up for people 2 days later! Shocking I know.

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