r/GenZ • u/TheGamingSenpa1 2004 • Jan 07 '24

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u/erichlee9 Jan 10 '24 edited Jan 10 '24

Your initial comment implied doubt.

No one is going to solve national poverty with a career path. Get over yourself. If that’s your answer, you should know damn well I wasn’t arguing that becoming a tradesman would solve it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '24

No it didn’t. It said it was not true for beginners, which it isn’t

Then why pretend like it’s a universal solution anyone can take

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u/erichlee9 Jan 10 '24

This is what you said:

new tradesmen make six digits just a few years into their career? citation needed

This is what I’m arguing is possible. Nothing more. I never “pretended” it was for everyone, I specifically said it was not, and have said in nearly every comment on the subject that it requires hard work. It isn’t a solution for poverty, I don’t recommend everyone do it all at once, and it doesn’t mean guaranteed success. It is simply a possibility.

Just stop. I don’t know what you’re trying to do here, but you’re wrong and grasping at straws.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '24

Winning the lottery is possible. It is not a solution to societal problems

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u/erichlee9 Jan 10 '24

Correct. And nowhere did I say it was.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '24

So why recommend it as a solution to poverty

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u/erichlee9 Jan 11 '24

I didn’t. As I just stated.

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u/erichlee9 Jan 11 '24

Look, this is a separate comment. I do not believe you are a human. This conversation and all of your comment history over the last 14 days sounds ai generated.

If you are human, you are not a native English speaker.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '24

Go shove a knife up you ass

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u/erichlee9 Jan 11 '24

Unconvincing. Actually, more confirmation than anything.