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The funny thing is that you say it like the bad behaviour here is something that negatively impacts the rich and therefore the rich are punishing it. In reality
by snovv_crash 3y ago
The funny thing is that you say it like the bad behaviour here is something that negatively impacts the rich and therefore the rich are punishing it. In reality, the bad behaviour we are discussing here (spitting indoors in public housing common space) negatively impacts the poor far more than the rich, and yet you are still against any accountability for the perpetrator.
Tell me, whose side are you really on?
- dragonwriter 3y ago> The funny thing is that you say it like the bad behaviour here [...] yet you are still against any accountability for the perpetrator. I wasn’t addressing anything beyond the generalization offered that “personal accountability is becoming bourgeoisie [sic]”, which was the only claim in the post I responded to. If I want to discuss the specifics further upthread, I’ll respond to something discussing those specifics. Assuming that I had a message other than what I said which is not reasonably related to either what I said or what I said it in response to is... quite a reach just to have something to argue about. I’m sure you can find someone actually saying something you can argue against, rather than something that requires you to conjure a fantasy point just to get upset and aegue against it.