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> And that it’s not about being smart but how well do you listen and follow orders. Do you realise that not all people are smart, and for those who aren't - th
by romanovcode 9y ago
> And that it’s not about being smart but how well do you listen and follow orders.
Do you realise that not all people are smart, and for those who aren't - this is the way to go.
- adamnemecek 9y agoIs it tho? And even if it is, why is the system setup for them and not me? But I’m also not convinced that this is the way to go even for “not smart” people. But to some extent I also believe that he idea of being smart or not is given too much emphasis. Like if you go at your own pace, you’ll get there when you get there. A guide pushing you and telling you to go faster isn’t going to help you.
- gm-conspiracy 9y agoThere are many more of "them" than you. They need their bread and circuses, otherwise, they will come pillage your property.
- thriftwy 9y ago> There are many more of "them" than you. > they will come pillage your property Going by your reasoning, there are many more people without property than ones with, why bother protecting property rights at all? That's "most people" fallacy you are showing all over the thread.
- gm-conspiracy 9y agoI didn't say they didn't have any property, they just want yours, too. Also, if there were a large group with nothing to lose, you would not need any protection of your property? By that reasoning, society would have protections in place to prevent against theft and robbery.
- thriftwy 9y agoSo if we change school, "most people" would have nothing to lose and pillage my property? You're actually making so little sense with your smart cynicist mask so that I'm giving up on you.