Wasting your time. From his posts it's fairly obvious he has a very basic view of reality, these people are constantly oppressed by reality. They fumble through life aimlessly, don't invest in themselves through education or good choices then somehow expect good outcomes.

Kiseki demonstrating why we need more funding for mental health issues

Anywho after walking by druggies and homeless people late at night with my wife in the downtown core of a city I'm visiting I've come to the conclusion that we need a final conclusion to this problem as i do not want them around 🤔

This post was edited by duffman316 on Sep 3 2020 07:43pm

Disincentivize savings
Fight against workers rights
No healthcare without employer

>Pandemic results in 20% unemployment. Why are there so many homeless people!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!

Not sure how different it is in Canada besides the healthcare not being dependent on the employer.

Healthcare isn't tied to employment and we don't have at will employment in canada
Gonna have to elaborate on the bolded, sounds like financial planning

These aren't people who lost their job from covid, everyone that did is gettings 2k monthly

This post was edited by duffman316 on Sep 3 2020 09:30pm

Credit is cheap, savings accounts basically have zero interest.

Under that system there's no reason to have anything but the minimum necessary savings because you are literally losing money to inflation. It's better to get a credit card that has no interest for 12 months and roll with the punches.

so social safety nets do not reduce bad behavior? in Canada, at least

uhhh youre a texan. how long have you been an adult? somehow that “trash state” provided you the means to spam here nonstop

instead say of buying tesla at 75 (375 pre split) or buying btc at 4000 earlier in march of this year. heck you coulda bought oil barrels like our govt did in may and made bank. even orange man figured out how to do that.

what race are you btw? asking for a friend.

Safety nets certainly reduce the severity of bad behaviour but don't eliminate innate shittiness of the soul (see that guy that licked ice cream in a grocery store). People often ascribe delinquency to poverty or violence at home but i like to ask "what if they're just human garbage?"

We have a case going on right now where an indigenous man tried to to steal some dudes truck and got shot in the process and the media is trying to make the burglar out as the poor downtrodden victim.


https://www.simcoereformer.ca/news/local-news/self-defence-focus-of-appeal-in-shooting-death

Move to australia, america sucks.

We would routinely trade workers on secondments with Australia at my old firm. Everyone who came over to Canada had the same comments that rent was expensive with few options of actual livable places that were enjoyable.

"America Sucks" - There is vast options in America, you have metropolitan cities that range in ever political spectrum, you have rural, you have every climate available, you have states that have different law systems if the one you're in doesn't appeal to you.

I have friends from Chicago, NY and Seattle, they all manage to live off low wages. They are intelligent and don't live beyond their means despite their surroundings and chasing down dream jobs and education. If you're earning low wages , between 18-35 and don't have at least three other roommates, you're doing it wrong. How enjoyable you find a place will often be dictated by who you surround yourself with not necessarily if you're flourishing compared to some benchmark.

As a Canadian looking down. America is fucking awesome, lots of flaws sure, but I could name more places in the USA I would want to live than most other places in the world.

This post was edited by SBD on Sep 4 2020 07:50am