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I used to be part of that "gently caress yeah science" crowd to the point that I thought political problems could be solved with gadgets and gizmos Then college happened thankfully
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Archer666 posted:I was a communist and a socialist as a teenager because hey, it'd be cool if we all got together and redistributed wealth so there would be no poverty. Was very anti-establishment and down with the man and boo Capitalism. Lol I have a job too and still support communism I'm also a college student so what do I know right?
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ThaumPenguin posted:He was an unemployed dude who couch-surfed at his friend's place for years, though. I almost took this bait
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ThaumPenguin posted:Thanks for not seizing my means of procurement. As a worker your means should rightfully be your own
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Reveilled posted:Communism looked a lot more attractive to me once I found myself working a job where my average weekly revenue generation for the company was larger than my annual wage. Yeah, this is pretty widespread and bad
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Kit Walker posted:I remember once drawing a distinction between feminists and feminazis in class freshman year college. Also had bad opinions concerning affirmative action and the death penalty. To top it off I used to argue that white privileged wasn't a thing because I was white and my family was quite poor. I'm still poor but at least I recognized how stupid I was. Probably for the best that I didn't go through with that engineering degree. Lol many engineers think like that most their lives, and that's usually the better ones
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Octatonic posted:So, if you can still access that part of your brain, out of curiosity, what just made sense about it? What makes Mr. Limbaugh persuasive? it's those curves
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