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> Isn't it also self-centered to feel entitled to curtail another person's freedom because of your limited sensibilities? It's far more self-centered to stupid
by ardy42 6y ago
> Isn't it also self-centered to feel entitled to curtail another person's freedom because of your limited sensibilities?
It's far more self-centered to stupidly get yourself into a dangerous situation that others will be obligated to rescue you from. And it's even more self-centered (to the point of arrogance) to dismiss that as the result of "limited sensibilities."
- sinker 6y agoIsn't it far more self centered to criticize a person's own personal choices from a time period of over two decades ago when they were in their early twenties, had almost no money, friends, or place to call home, escaping an abusive household, and decided that their intention in life was not to rob, beg, or harm anyone, but to escape into the wilderness, and not just any place, but into the most remote place in the US where he would bear the total cost of the consequences of his actions.