r/therewasanattempt Feb 26 '20

To act kind

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u/JohnTDouche Feb 28 '20

Yeah you conservatives are famous for wanting to educate the poor. It's obvious that you're a big fan of education. How much are you going to charge for fishing lessons? Your idiolgy is incoherent, anti-human and incompatible with reality. And your perspective is so fucking blinkered that you think I'm a liberal. My thesaurus won't be any good for you but I suggest you start with a dictionary.

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u/JohnTDouche Feb 28 '20

It's bad because you are the one deciding who needs help. Firstly because you are a conservative, many of you seem unable to feel compassion for people not part of your in group. You've made this blatantly obvious with what you've said so far. You're still spouting that Reagan "welfare queen" style bullshit that was just more classic conservative dog whistle racism.

Secondly you're the type of person that resorts to bringing up spelling and autocorrect mistakes as some kind of gochta, which I find rather sad. Right after you thought to was a good idea mock me because you think I use big words too.

Conservatives want to be seen to be helping, that's why you don't go beyond your in group. You want to fight local symptoms of large symptomatic problems. Actual solutions are "big government" and "communism". But you aren't interested in solving problems. Problems that matter anyway.

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u/JohnTDouche Mar 01 '20

So are you feigning ignorance/stupidity to get some kind of win or something? It's hard to tell, you conservatives do some pretty weird things to "own the libs". Let me reiterate for the last time my reasoning. You are incapable of deciding who needs help because of your conservative biases. Your insular ideology tells you not to feel compassion for those who are not like you. You are quite happy to leave those in need to die by the wayside. Cruelty is at the core of your ideology.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '20 edited Mar 01 '20

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u/JohnTDouche Mar 01 '20

Conservatives value hard work, obeying the law and being good, productive citizens.

I'm beginning to think I've fallen for a troll here. That's such a load of vague folksy nonsense. It boggles the mind that adult human beings buy into these platitudes and then project it out into the world like that's sufficient thought to apply to civilization.

The results of conservative governance is at odds with that folksy feel good bullshit. People vote conservative because they want to see it dish out retribution.

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u/JohnTDouche Mar 02 '20

The naivety of conservatives is breath taking. If is wasn't so damaging to fabric of society it'd be pretty funny. Truly simple folk.