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I always just assumed it was because rich countries are full of lazy-fat-fucks.

by eof 14y ago

josephagoss 14y ago
Interesting generalization, I am from a very rich country (Australia) and everyone I know is extremely hard working.(myself and my colleges are however, not rich in our land) Everyone is living life well, studying hard or working. I am unfamiliar with any "lazy-fat-fucks" in my neck of the woods yet I should be seeing them everywhere due to your over the top criteria. (Being in a rich country)
- Volpe 14y ago
  Caveat: Working Hard in Australia - might be considered "Lazy and fat" in another country. 40 hour work weeks is hardly "Working extremely hard"
  - prawn 14y ago
    Working doesn't necessarily stop at the end of the typical working week or even 40 hours in that case. Working hard can include renovating your own house, toiling in your own garden, cooking, cleaning, volunteering, networking, all sorts of things.
  - josephagoss 14y ago
    Most of the older people I know that are "working hard" are running businesses, no 40 hour weeks there. Also Me and my friends are not wealthy but we work and study constantly. Also lots in my family work in the mines which are long 12 hours days many in a row (my Dad has it easier, only 10 days in a row of 12 hour days). I know very few people working 40 hour weeks.
joonix 14y ago
Yeah because the lazy really know how to build massive wealth right?
- Volpe 14y ago
  Which 'massive wealth' are you referring to?
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adhd 14y ago
And because only 'lazy-fat-fucks' get autoimmune diseases such as Type 1 diabetes, Celiac, MS, and lupus?
- wslh 14y ago
  Ironically that's what the Argentinian President said one week ago http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2293564/Diabetes-rich-mans-illness-Argentinas-president-provokes-outrage-saying-illness-afflicts-affluent-eat-live-sedentary-lifestyles.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2293564/Diabetes-ric...
  - Dylan16807 14y ago
    Are you sure he wasn't talking about type 2?
    - wslh 14y ago
      She was not scientific on her speech and since she often lies it is not something to take very seriously.
      - rdl 14y ago
        She's not exactly a scientific, moral, or economic authority, anyway.

I always just assumed it was because rich countries are full of lazy-fat-fucks.

by eof 14y ago

I always just assumed it was because rich countries are full of lazy-fat-fucks.

Interesting generalization, I am from a very rich country (Australia) and everyone I know is extremely hard working.(myself and my colleges are however, not rich in our land) Everyone is living life well, studying hard or working. I am unfamiliar with any "lazy-fat-fucks" in my neck of the woods yet I should be seeing them everywhere due to your over the top criteria. (Being in a rich country)

Volpe 14y ago
Caveat: Working Hard in Australia - might be considered "Lazy and fat" in another country. 40 hour work weeks is hardly "Working extremely hard"
- prawn 14y ago
  Working doesn't necessarily stop at the end of the typical working week or even 40 hours in that case. Working hard can include renovating your own house, toiling in your own garden, cooking, cleaning, volunteering, networking, all sorts of things.
- josephagoss 14y ago
  Most of the older people I know that are "working hard" are running businesses, no 40 hour weeks there. Also Me and my friends are not wealthy but we work and study constantly. Also lots in my family work in the mines which are long 12 hours days many in a row (my Dad has it easier, only 10 days in a row of 12 hour days). I know very few people working 40 hour weeks.

joonix 14y ago

Yeah because the lazy really know how to build massive wealth right?

Volpe 14y ago
Which 'massive wealth' are you referring to?
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adhd 14y ago

And because only 'lazy-fat-fucks' get autoimmune diseases such as Type 1 diabetes, Celiac, MS, and lupus?

wslh 14y ago
Ironically that's what the Argentinian President said one week ago http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2293564/Diabetes-rich-mans-illness-Argentinas-president-provokes-outrage-saying-illness-afflicts-affluent-eat-live-sedentary-lifestyles.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2293564/Diabetes-ric...
- Dylan16807 14y ago
  Are you sure he wasn't talking about type 2?
  - wslh 14y ago
    She was not scientific on her speech and since she often lies it is not something to take very seriously.
    - rdl 14y ago
      She's not exactly a scientific, moral, or economic authority, anyway.