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It's a one-sentence comment that undermines itself no fewer than four times; of course it's sarcastic. The only question is whether the two of you are being sar
by ToValueFunfetti 3y ago
It's a one-sentence comment that undermines itself no fewer than four times; of course it's sarcastic. The only question is whether the two of you are being sarcastic.
- kayodelycaon 3y agoIt would be sarcastic if people didn’t believe things like that. If you’re in a bad situation, that’s your fault and not my problem. Kids with bad parents should have stood up for themselves. It leads to the implication that the kids should have picked better parents. I wish I was joking.
- maxbond 3y agoI have problems understanding online sarcasm all the time, and people do believe some ridiculous stuff, but no one is under the impression that 10 year olds have the right to vote.
- lazyasciiart 3y agoA victim of Poe’s Law.
- dllthomas 3y agoThere are clearly people who believe it's the parents fault, and not our responsibility (especially through government) to fix it. There may be people who believe it's the child's fault for... being born to those parents? Not earning full scholarships at 10? I am skeptical that there are many of those people. To a first approximation, there is no one who believes it's a 10yo's fault for not voting for different politicians.
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- gloryjulio 3y agoI was assuming the one above me was sarcastic so I did a +1 to make it more obvious. Seems that didn't achieve the intended effect
- ToValueFunfetti 3y agoHaha, sorry to dampen the joke then, I wasn't sure.