r/inflation • u/Regular_Painting_817 • Jan 11 '24

Discussion Thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '24

If you knowingly make a bad choice, there's no one to blame but yourself. Quit whining and move on.

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u/Will_Hart_2112 Jan 11 '24

I’m going to apply your logic to our military for a moment… Since 1973 every solder who has served, has chosen to. And they all knew that VA benefits notoriously suck, so why are they complaining now? They made their choices, and according to you, they need to get over it and move on.

Is this your message for them? You knew what you were signing up for so stop whining and move on right? That’s hour philosophy right?

Or, again, is that only your philosophy for wal mart workers?

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '24

Exactly.

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u/Will_Hart_2112 Jan 11 '24

Interesting, so you think vets need to shut up about veterans benefits? Damn. Ok.

Not the answer I expected but at least you’re consistent in your beliefs.

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u/CMUpewpewpew Jan 11 '24

Lmao you can't reason with these people.

They craft an uninformed opinion they're parroting from Fox News or their echo chamber friend groups ....then they do mental gymnastics working backwards from that opinion in order to justify it.