willeypete23

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on cat · c/Memes · 4 pts · 314d

While your always be allergic to cats, you can desensitize enough you your own cat that you're effectively not allergic to it.

I'm full blown went to the hospital with a jelly eyeball because a cat hair got in it type allergic, with asthma to boot, and have a cat. Took months to get acclimated though.

on cooperation rule · c/196 · 3 pts · 1y

If I managed to rally my fellow men with out being assasinated by the CIA/FBI commingling suicide, then we would just be bombed out of existence like the the black panthers terrorist combantants.

There's this class of animals with a special organ just for doing that. Infact using that organ to feed their young is so special to them, they named themselves, their planet, and the whole galaxy after it. The galaxy twice. Called mammals you fucking boob.

I had Google fi. One time I got a new phone. Went to switch service to the new pixel. Moving service deactivate service on my old phone. Couldn't sing in to Google Fi to activate my new service until I entered the code they texted me.

Look, I get it that it's cool to rag on a company for being cheap and short sighted but this toilet paper is not bought to save money. They know you use more. It's bought because thin toilet paper breaks down quickly in water, meaning rather than needing a plumber to wrestle your turd nest out of the pipes with a snake, they can hang an out of order sign on the stall for a shift and try flushing again once the "toilet paper" has completely dissolved.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/196 · -9 pts · 2y

It's not complicated but it's also not sexism. When women begin entering a job market the supply of labor suddenly doubles but the demand stays the same there for the price of that labor goes down.

on everyone fights... · c/memes · 12 pts · 2y

People commit theft because the barriers / consequences of theft to obtain an item or less than the barriers/consequences of legitimate purchase. It's always a supply and availability issue. Humans aren't intrinsically evil. Also there aren't a bunch of programs to provide free baby supplies. Even WIC requires application but some people might not have the time or ability to go to. And it's not free with WIC, you still have to pay.

Also if you want to talk philosophy, children are too young to consent and be beholden to the social contract. They're participation is mandatory because they are innocent and dependent. It's our obligation to provide for them collectively.

on Astonishing · c/memes · 39 pts · 2y

How astute. You're really top of the bell curve.

on Listen here, kulak... · c/memes · 0 pts · 2y

Again, capital is extracted from labor. Who do you think built the back hoe? It didn't fall off the back hoe tree. Workers built it, workers designed it. If some capitalist pig didn't own it, then the laborers could just use it.

on Listen here, kulak... · c/memes · 1 pts · 2y

Risk is an idiot's justification. Anyone who owns a business knows the whole point of a limited liability corporation is it removes any risk in case of failure.

If Walmart went tits up today the Walton's would still be rich. It's the workers who bear all the risk.

on Listen here, kulak... · c/memes · 10 pts · 2y

Where do you think the value for your return on investment comes from? It's extracted from the labor of workers.

on Listen here, kulak... · c/memes · 68 pts · 2y

Dude why do people think communism means you can't own anything. There's a difference between private and personal properties. You can own a house, and a car, hell even a whole farm. What you cannot do is hold capital.