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Well, I think the proper analogy would be that it's good for me but bad for my kidneys and colon. Edit: LOL at the downvotes. It's true. The US is basically mi
by oblio 2y ago
Well, I think the proper analogy would be that it's good for me but bad for my kidneys and colon.
Edit: LOL at the downvotes. It's true. The US is basically mistreating its "undesirables". In the US if you're poor, f** you. Payday loans, food deserts, car dependency, etc, everything is meant to hit you while you're down.
- Planktonne 2y agoSomething bad for your kidneys is bad for you as well, even if you don't notice at the time/don't mind that level of damage. If the US harms its population, it is harming itself, because -- like every state -- it's at least partially made of its people.
- eitland 2y agoWhich seems to be exactly the point of the person you replied to.
- ohmygoodniche 2y agoNot sure why you're downvoted? I can't think of almost anything that isn't designed to cripple poor or vulnerable people? Health insurance, medicine costs, student loans, etc etc. I never thought about it like this...
- oblio 2y agoMy initial version didn't have the edit and I guess people assumed I was being callous.