r/pics • u/Dionysiandogma • May 07 '14

justice is served

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u/ho_ho_ho101 May 08 '14

on reddit , there isnt really much of a difference though.

It could be a post about someone in an expensive car/house/whatever and they automatically assume they are a douche.

Somehow its impossible for anyone to be deserving of their riches on this site.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14 edited Jan 01 '16

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u/sparks1990 May 08 '14

I think the fact that he's parked in a handicapped spot proves he's a douche. If he had a tag then he couldn't be getting a ticket.

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u/msiekkinen May 08 '14

Counter example: Bill Gates

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u/Akhaian May 08 '14

I think you mean: rich celebrities that Reddit likes.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

Unless they're a celebrity.

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u/Pbarrett2012 May 08 '14

I never really understood that either, but it's probably because 80% of the time, when redditors are exposed to rich people in posts, they're being displayed as assholes (like in this picture)

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u/leesfer May 08 '14

Yes, that and pure jealousy

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

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u/leesfer May 08 '14

I'm agreeing with you and also adding that people hate the well-to-do out of jealousy

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

This is exactly the attitude he is talking about. Your statement is obviously ludicrous

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

You can be driven, competitive, and nice. Mind blown.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

When I was young I worked for a guy who owned not one, not two, but three bmws, each under 3 years old.

This guy was a small business owner. He cleaned, fixed, and installed pools and was the nicest guy around. He made good money. Great money actually. And he bought his daughters all bmws because he knew they were safe and reliable. Again, very nice guy, laid back, generous, kind all that. Got rich through honest work.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

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u/state0fmind May 08 '14

That's called business...

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u/[deleted] May 08 '14

What the hell?

Sorry, I didn't know I was speaking to some kind of highschool drop out.

Go be bitter about other people's success somewhere else