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The irony of your post is you talk about hard work and education but in reality it was entirely luck. If your family didn’t leave the war torn country you woul
by endisneigh 6y ago
The irony of your post is you talk about hard work and education but in reality it was entirely luck.
If your family didn’t leave the war torn country you would’ve been screwed.
The same thing with the undocumented immigrant managing to get into the country.
- ping_pong 6y agoIt's not luck. My parents busted their ass off to get out of the country. Same as our cleaner. She illegally immigrated into Mexico first, but realized how racist Mexicans were against Central Americans, so she decided to work her way so that she could get into the US. This isn't luck, it's hard work. She didn't accidentally find herself in the US.
- endisneigh 6y agoThere are people who work just as hard, if not harder who don’t escape terrible situations. If you don’t believe that I don’t know what to tell ya. Your cleaner lady is such a silly example. If she was deported would you say she didn’t work hard enough to prevent it? Lol And even if they did work hard your situation is entirely luck regardless since well, you didn’t help them escape with your hard work, yet you benefited.
- cjaybo 6y agoApparnently you don't know what "entirely" means.
- ping_pong 6y agoBy your definition, people are poor because of bad luck. I guess according to you, there's nothing anyone can do except rely on luck. Good luck to you, then!
- endisneigh 6y agoI’ll take the extra luck, thanks!