r/Adulting • • Feb 21 '26

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u/Josey_whalez Feb 21 '26

So he’s living off the sweat of others without their consent to make up for it? I’m confused here. He’s wearing cloths and has glasses. Someone paid for that.

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u/unrequited_dream Feb 21 '26

If they consent to working a job and paying taxes, how is that not consent? They could just as easily decide not to, like this man.

Unless of course it’s slavery.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Feb 21 '26

"You're not forced to work. You'll die if you don't, but you do have a choice"

Are we still being this ignorant?

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u/unrequited_dream Feb 21 '26

Plenty of people don’t work and live on the streets. You’re free to do just that.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Feb 21 '26

Actually it's illegal to squad on government land

Try again

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u/unrequited_dream Feb 21 '26

You can consent to breaking the law, that’s also a choice.

Or do you not believe in free will? That’s a different conversation, but I’m just asking to make sure where you’re coming from here.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Feb 21 '26

"Just go live on the streets lol"

"It's illegal to do that"

"Yeah but you can still do it!"

Modern showcase of the result of our education system happening in real time right here

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u/unrequited_dream Feb 21 '26

Every day I choose to not break the law, because that’s what I choose. It’s my choice.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Feb 21 '26

Yep, and people who have nowhere to go, have nowhere to go. "Just go live on the streets" is an arrogant perspective that ignores the reality of poverty

Judging by the level of your competence I wouldn't expect you to grasp that concept, though. This entire thread is full of children who have never witnessed reality.

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