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While it's not what I would choose for my kids, the money isn't uneared. His parents or ancestors earned it and spending it on him is what they want to do. It's
by johngalt 16y ago
While it's not what I would choose for my kids, the money isn't uneared. His parents or ancestors earned it and spending it on him is what they want to do. It's not like he took it from them by force? FYI, objectivists are also allowed to buy birthday presents for their toddlers.
Do I find the idea of traveling the world and surfing interesting? Yes I do. Would I consider that adequate job experience? Not at all.
Remove the chip from your shoulder. Someone who wasn't you was able to do something fun. Don't be jealous of that.
- hzay 16y ago> FYI, objectivists are also allowed to buy birthday presents for their toddlers. I thought they weren't allowed to have toddlers in the first place.
- IDisposableHero 16y agoWhile it's not what I would choose for my kids, the money isn't uneared. His parents or ancestors earned it Oh, come on. You're just spliting hairs. I'm not jealous of it, but in no way is it earned.