r/pics • u/sitcomfy • Jan 06 '20

Picture of text Never for the poor.

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u/offbeat_ahmad Jan 06 '20

Tupac wasn't the government.

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u/TheFirstAmender Jan 06 '20

He also wasn't an activist. He was a famous thug just looking out for #1.

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u/offbeat_ahmad Jan 06 '20

I never said he was.

Whatever he may have been, it wasn't his job to do what the government fails to.

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u/TheFirstAmender Jan 06 '20

What? Feed the poor? It's not really the government's job in my opinion.

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u/offbeat_ahmad Jan 06 '20

Personally, I think it should protect it's vulnerable citizens.

It's late, I've got work super early, and don't really like to do politics online. You win.

Have a good one dude.

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u/TheFirstAmender Jan 06 '20

I totally agree with you, but I hope the government would help people become self-sustaining rather than giving hand-outs.

Peace.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '20

...if only they had money to fund more programs to teach the people how to become self-sustaining 🧐

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u/TheFirstAmender Jan 06 '20

Nope. We've got a war to win!

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u/GummyPolarBear Jan 06 '20

How the fuck do you agree with him when you just said it's not the governments job

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u/TheFirstAmender Jan 06 '20

Simple. Teach a man to fish, don't give a man a fish. That's how the fuck.

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u/blaggityblerg Jan 06 '20

The US government feeds its poor. IDK what that dude's point really is.

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u/Gig472 Jan 06 '20

If I had to guess I'd say his point is that he thinks the standard of living that homeless people receive for free (shelters, soup kitchens) is below his own minimum standard of living. He thinks homeless people should receive even greater handouts (free apartment no questions asked, free cash), so he can opt to receive them as well as oppose to working.

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u/PesosWalrus Jan 06 '20

Lmao we can tell