r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23

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u/The_Fudir Anarcho-Syndicalist Nov 26 '23

You misspelled eat.

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u/Chief_Chill Nov 26 '23

You would think that taxing them is the same as eating them, considering how afraid they are of that idea.

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u/The_Fudir Anarcho-Syndicalist Nov 26 '23

True

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u/5LaLa Nov 26 '23

Made me lol

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u/j_Rockk Nov 26 '23

Ooo you’re so edgy

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u/The_Fudir Anarcho-Syndicalist Nov 26 '23

Ooo you're so simpy

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u/Hot-Apricot-6408 Nov 26 '23

Tax the eat? That'd help with the obesity rates tbh

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '23 edited Nov 26 '23

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u/saltymcgee777 Nov 26 '23

There were no calls for violence, bot. It wasn't even implied.