Isn't Aspergers on the Autism bandwidth?
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Isn't Aspergers on the Autism bandwidth?
why does society owe the poor money
probably something to do with the fact that a large majority of them are poor because the rich feed off of them, either by paying them shitty wages for valuable work or duping them into paying for shit they don't needQuote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
or do you subscribe to the middle class white kid school of thought that poor people are only poor because they're lazy? i love that one
Why is it society thinks nudity in public to be a disgraceful thing when the first thing anyone experience is being pushed out of the vagina of a screaming woman?Quote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
Example:
"A Topless woman in the streets!
Will someone please think of the children! cover that woman up quick!"
i used to think that poor people weren't owed anything too, and that they were lazy
then my dad lost his job and instead of being an upper middle class spoiled brat i learned how the world actually works, amazing concept really
[Citation Needed], Do you think the people who own the local McDonalds are rolling in cash, how can people "dupe" anybody into buying shit they don't need (unless you're saying that advertising is equivalent to brain washing??)Quote:
Originally Posted by rossmum
I believe that's the implicationQuote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
Fast food restaurants usually have a lot of strict rules in place regarding what they can and cannot stock, what they charge for their food, and what employees, managers, and the owner of the restaurant take home for pay. The person directly above some poor McDonalds' employee probably isn't much wealthier than the people he manages, but I bet McDonalds' corporate is rolling in cash.
Look n00b. Yesterday i proposed to you a change, to remove negative gearing.
A legal tax dodge that allows you to take, and manage at a loss australian homes, because every loss you take is tax deductable. This has lead to an over inflated inhospitable market place for first home buyers and renters, where demand far outstrips supply and push's up housing prices and rent prices so much they're increasingly getting out of reach of most people. The last statistic i saw was that at current minimum wage levels, only 2% of all house's on the market including incredibly rural places for either ownership or renting allow people to pay for the roof over their head and live above the poverty line.
2% of house's for people on minimum wage are above the poverty line.
And the negative gains policy is MOST effective for the richest people in our country, so they can dodge their tax.
And your response was, "so your against people making money"
Bro, what the fuck, your a bit disconnected sometimes.