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The State should consume these predatory building companies and take over the operations of building houses with all the benefits of scale accruing to both buyers and State residents. Cut out the middle men from every bloated industry.

Third thing: Having a gallon of horse cum

Costco furiously taking notes

chef’s kiss

That’s a really old dog

“Trickle-down” was a rebranding campaign.

It used to be called Horse and Sparrow Economics, with the idea being the Horses eat the grain, and Sparrows peck their meals from the horseshit.

The wealth layer has been playing this game against the poors for a long time.

Business passes small bribe to local politician

“No longer our problem”

That word is *moot

The Lando Calrissian of crabs

Needs more mirrored tunnels

Those poor dogs look heavily overweight.

Propaganda cultivated and disseminated by Boomers.

Decades later, the root rot is still Boomers.

Because they’re nothing more than controlled opposition.

Boo this slow town driver

Always have a place to put your dipping sauces

Just need more pressure. Like 120 psi micropipette

Adults too

Is that what I said, or are you creating your own scenario by cherry picking my response?

I get the sense you just want to be angry about this post and responses in general.

I’d prefer not to have this type of Reddit back and forth, especially given you’re already adding details and reframing my words to fit your narrative.

Best of luck to you.

Strangely combative and leading way to pose your question.

No, not unworthy at all. But there’s also a wide divide between asking questions and actually seeking to understand. It’s been my experience that many people have developed a questioning mechanism to mask/cover their embarrassment or willful ignorance, and those people don’t care at all to learn the root lesson, they simply want to “win” whatever they perceive as an argument. Winning the conflict is more important than learning the new information. And socially, that process becomes exceedingly tedious.

As the quote goes, “I can explain it to you, but I can’t understand it for you.”

Exxcellent

Metaphors are hardly a new device. Anyone who knows how to read above an elementary school level should readily understand metaphors and similes.