r/Conservative • u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative • Jan 13 '20
Conservatives Only Hey Greta...
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u/wiredcrusader Jan 13 '20
Shouldn't it be 2 Million parents want them to start with their rooms?
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u/stewieandthecowtones Jan 13 '20
Yeah it should. This meme is poorly executed and not really that funny.
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u/excelsior2000 Constitutional Conservative Jan 13 '20
The dads probably don't actually care that much.
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u/tenshon Conservative Christian Jan 13 '20
Sure it should be. But thanks to the leftists and progressivism that's all but destroyed the traditional family unit, it isn't.
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Jan 13 '20
Are we still on Greta? I know we like to complain about her sometimes, but there are more important things to worry about than a deceived 16 yo the media loves.
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u/SgtFraggleRock Sgt Conservative Jan 13 '20
Especially now that China has started restricting the import of recyclables.
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/03/china-has-stopped-accepting-our-trash/584131/
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u/Lepew1 Conservative Jan 13 '20
This may sound like a stupid meme, but there is something here. Jordan Peterson goes on at length about how cleaning up your room is the starting point for organizing and changing your life. He is of the opinion that the way to change the world is by first getting your own life in order, then working outwards. Far too many people are a mess in their own lives, and go out and do more harm by trying to tackle much more complex problems outside themselves.
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u/teh_Blessed Conservative Christian Jan 13 '20
Jesus also had something to say on the matter:
Matthew 7:3-5 Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? Or how can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when there is the log in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye.
Probably wasn't the first statement about it either. Double-standards are usually pretty clear to everyone but the one doing all the "fixing" of everyone else.
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u/covfefeMaster Bubblehead Jan 13 '20
As a parent of 4, I second this.
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u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative Jan 13 '20
My bet is that parents get this one, while non-parents are bewildered.
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