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[piasabird]

Show me the prosecution of the criminals. Maybe they will go to jail like the cooking lady, if you can call that jail.

 

[chucky2]

Odd you still cite a thread you were so thoroughly embarrassed in. To each their own, lol.

Look, just because you're F'ing retarded and can't grasp paying people to sit and collect unemployment for 2 years and expect nothing of them in return (except not rioting/getting pissed at their political masters) is beyond even your level of stupidity, isn't my fault.

I can't help you feel you'd need training on how to pickup garbage off the ground, or that anyone else would for that matter. I think it's great you've mastered typing (well, I'm assuming you've got that down, maybe someone had to show you how to press a key and watch that letter come up on the screen?), maybe now you can transition to more complex things, like dressing yourself, feeding yourself, and being able to tie your own shoes.

The benefit to being able to tie your own shoes is it's a lot like bending down and picking up garbage. Once you master it, you'll see what I mean. Maybe by the end of next year, or the year after, you'll be able to raise some money for your "special" school by picking up some aluminum cans. Those are the shiny ones laying on the ground at the side of the road. Bring this thing called a bag, you can then carry more than two (two, assuming you have both your hands) so it won't take you so long. We can cover that in a year or two, when you've reached that level....

Keep at it, you'll get there! (remember, 'bunny goes around the tree....')

:thumbsup:

Chuck

 

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Look, just because you're F'ing retarded and can't grasp paying people to sit and collect unemployment for 2 years and expect nothing of them in return (except not rioting/getting pissed at their political masters) is beyond even your level of stupidity, isn't my fault.

It's definitely your fault for not understanding that collecting unemployment in this fashion has been done for decades for a very good reason, namely it doesn't pigeon-hole people into hopeless, BS jobs with no future (trash collecting, lmao). If you wanted to put them to work in jobs with actual futures (matched to those individuals' actual work experience/skills) then your point might have some legs but, of course, you're not quite sharp enough to suggest such a thing, I'm afraid to tell you.

I can't help you feel you'd need training on how to pickup garbage off the ground, or that anyone else would for that matter. I think it's great you've mastered typing (well, I'm assuming you've got that down, maybe someone had to show you how to press a key and watch that letter come up on the screen?), maybe now you can transition to more complex things, like dressing yourself, feeding yourself, and being able to tie your own shoes.

The benefit to being able to tie your own shoes is it's a lot like bending down and picking up garbage. Once you master it, you'll see what I mean. Maybe by the end of next year, or the year after, you'll be able to raise some money for your "special" school by picking up some aluminum cans. Those are the shiny ones laying on the ground at the side of the road. Bring this thing called a bag, you can then carry more than two (two, assuming you have both your hands) so it won't take you so long. We can cover that in a year or two, when you've reached that level....

Keep at it, you'll get there! (remember, 'bunny goes around the tree....')

:thumbsup:

Chuck

lol. This post would be funny if it weren't so sadly dismissive of the reality that there are real additional administrative costs of having to coordinate, employ and transport millions of Americans for trash pickup, ignoring the practical realities that not everyone has reliable transportation/public transit/vehicles, identical schedules and obligations (be it family or otherwise) and most certainly all sorts of differences in physical/medical conditions. But apparently this cost overhead would be worth it because, um, streets would have less trash? That's your silver bullet? But go ahead, I love when you bring up this old topic, I'm more than willing to continue to have the debate here because it's so easy to thwart these lame arguments you parrot in the name of some weird "common sense" BS you learned on the streets of whatever lame neighborhood or school you grew up in/attended. I'm very comfortable my arguments will hold up to public scrutiny, and I'm sure you are as well (why, well, I don't know, am not a mind reader).

 

[chucky2]

I'm sorry Reality angers you to the point where you think the even the dumbest person collecting unemployment has your limited abilities.

Look, if it's too hard learning to tie your shoes in 1-2 years and it makes you so mad, we can meet in the middle:

Use velcro shoes instead, no 'bunny phrase' or physical ability related to being able to tie needed!

Instead of you learning how to bend down, let alone actually do the monumentally hard task of picking something up, have another of your classmates do that. You can just stand upright and hold the bag to put the cans in.

See? Life isn't so hard to overcome if you just take your life problems little bits at a time.

Chuck

P.S. Now, pay attention to the person picking up the cans. If you watch them enough, in a year or four, you too may be able to remember how to pick things up off the ground. Baby steps!

 

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I'm sorry Reality angers you to the point where you think the even the dumbest person collecting unemployment has your limited abilities.

Look, if it's too hard learning to tie your shoes in 1-2 years and it makes you so mad, we can meet in the middle:

Use velcro shoes instead, no 'bunny phrase' or physical ability related to being able to tie needed!

Instead of you learning how to bend down, let alone actually do the monumentally hard task of picking something up, have another of your classmates do that. You can just stand upright and hold the bag to put the cans in.

See? Life isn't so hard to overcome if you just take your life problems little bits at a time.

Chuck

P.S. Now, pay attention to the person picking up the cans. If you watch them enough, in a year or four, you too may be able to remember how to pick things up off the ground. Baby steps!

Weak wimp-out, I would have gone with mouth breather but that might have hit a little too close to home. Keep up the good work kiddo!

 

[Craig234]

np changed!

Thanks!