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It's almost like, in a society, you sometimes give up some of your personal entitlements for the greater good. It's why you'd also be called entitled for using
by deaddodo 4y ago
It's almost like, in a society, you sometimes give up some of your personal entitlements for the greater good.
It's why you'd also be called entitled for using an elevator for your personal enjoyment, for defecating in a public pool, for playing around in a turnstile or for refusing to get vaccinated during a worldwide pandemic.
- foldr 4y agoIf we're talking about people giving up personal entitlements for the greater good, car drivers should be the top of the list.
- burnished 4y agoYeah, you're the one comparing riding a bicycle on a public road to shitting in a pool. I really cant imagine why you think other people are acting entitled.
- deaddodo 4y agoI also compared it to right-wing antivaxxers...come on buddy, that's the easier claim to discredit! Or, you could use the rational side of your brain (the portion that most people develop in their preteens) and apply it to the abstract concept of your singular need/want being less important than another hundred's. Especially if there's a dedicated piece of infrastructure built just for you. Kind of like a bike lane 30ft away, or a restroom six feet away from the pool. In other words, the literal definition of being entitled.