Originally posted by SquallX
Just because you're poor, don't mean you need to live in the ghetto.So yes, if you as parents wishes to give you're child a better life, then it makes perfect sense to try you're hardest to not live in the ghetto.
****ing morons. Of course it's common sense.
Originally posted by dadudemonI had that happen to me when I was younger. Had a "friend" who was ugly and had a kid and kept trying to get with me. I kept turning her down in the pussy way "I just don't see you like that" etc and she just tried to accuse me of being gay/not into girls. So I finally just told her she was ugly and then she stopped being my friend.
Funny you should mention this. I have turned down many gals for being fat (OKC is kind of at and the women seem to be a bit more aggressive than in other places I've been). But some refuse to accept rejection and get quite angry. I don't tell them they are fat: that's rude. I just say, "I'm flattered. I'm sorry, I'm not interested."Most of the time, they leave it at that...sometimes...they immediately go into tirades about how I think I'm better and have body image issues, am a woman hater, can't handle a real woman, etc.
The crazy "I deserve sex" mentality doesn't just end with men: women do it, too.
But, yes, I know the attitude you're talking about. The incels who think they deserve sex just because they exist.
Edit - Also, the very personal insults you exchanged with someone else...that got ugly, fast. I don't know what to say.
Originally posted by Robtard
You implied it. Cos really, just because you live *insert location* doesn't mean you have to be a criminal is kinda evident, sport.
No, I didn't imply at all it only comes from ghettos. Not unless you aren't very bright. What I said was coming from a ghetto is no excuse for gang activity. Deal with it.
Originally posted by Surtur
Neato, and irrelevant.
Improve the environment, you improve the people.
Originally posted by Rockydonovang
Actually, it's very relevant. The less people who are surrounded by gang violence, the less people who will actively engage in it. The more people with access to a home and good education, the more likely they are to raise kids who won't engage in gun violence.Improve the environment, you improve the people.
Actually, no, it's not relevant at all. Nobody forces a gun into your hand. Next.
Originally posted by Surtur
Actually, no, it's not relevant at all. Nobody forces a gun into your hand. Next.
If people are raised in an environment where they're less likely to put a gun in their hand, then less people will put a gun in their hand.
That's directly relevant to the topic of why people put guns in their hand.
Originally posted by Rockydonovang
If people are raised in an environment where they're less likely to put a gun in their hand, then less people will put a gun in their hand.That's directly relevant to the topic of why people put guns in their hand.
And at the end of the day you still have a choice. I mean, that's the end of that lol. Nothing you say changes the fact that at the end of the day it comes down to YOU and the choices you make.
Originally posted by Surtur
And at the end of the day you still have a choice. I mean, that's the end of that lol. Nothing you say changes the fact that at the end of the day it comes down to YOU and the choices you make.