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People always say "two wrongs don't make a right" and then make no effort to correct the first wrong that happens to benefit them.
by jakelazaroff 6y ago
People always say "two wrongs don't make a right" and then make no effort to correct the first wrong that happens to benefit them.
- OptionX 6y agoNever had anything given to me by any connection in my family. Heck, my family dosen't even have any connections I could profit off if I wanted to. Now, it does annoy me having had to jump-backwards through the modern interviews for tech position and now there are people like the author who get handed the same kind of jobs solely based on the genitalia the were born with and still complains about it. So save your dollar store philosophy and stop making judgments about my reasons.
- tharne 6y agoYou're making the assumption that all wrongs can be corrected or made right, and that's often not true. We want to believe that everything can be magically fixed if we just come up with a clever enough solution. But many things don't work that way, and can't be made right, even if someone wants to do so. For example if you best friend sleeps with your spouse, you can forgive everyone, you can get divorced, you can move on, but there's no "making the wrong right".