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This attitude is incredibly american. I'd rather my taxes went to someone trying to build a business than someone that "tries" to get a job only to get fired a
by lugg 10y ago
This attitude is incredibly american.
I'd rather my taxes went to someone trying to build a business than someone that "tries" to get a job only to get fired after a month every time.
- paulddraper 10y ago> This attitude is incredibly american. As an American, I often fear that responsibility, self-reliance, and self-determinism aren't respected by my countrymen. So I'm rather heartened to hear that.
- lugg 10y agoI'm aware its probably not an accurate portrayal, its just the kind of thing the UK/AU/NZ hears a lot from americans and we don't quite understand the narrow minded logic. While you're right that the doll bludger should "just get a job", you thinking that isn't going to change the fact that they won't.
- unprepare 10y ago>responsibility, self-reliance, and self-determinism and you feel that an employee better exemplifies these traits than an entrepreneur?
- paulddraper 10y agoI feel that taxes do not exemplify these traits.
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- unprepare 10y agoyou feel that 'taxes' dont exemplify those traits? taxes isnt a living person, so it cannot demonstrate self-reliance/self-determinism. this doesnt even make any sense