Defund the IRS

[David Dennison 18,904]

22 minutes ago, fattyflattie said:

Probably.  Are you out of ideas already, and now moving onto race?  As I said upthread, nothing if not reliably predictable. 

Free market indeed.

[Brisketexan 105,154]

Do you want equity?   Surely you see the disconnect?
 
Lower taxes would be great. What would be even better is if we didn’t have such a large population who have preferential financial treatment at the hands of the government.  Taxes at the current rates are fine, too.  But apparently people can’t afford an American lifestyle if asked to pay equitably. 

Your approach is so insane as to be flat out evil.
And you know this.
Imagine person A has just enough food each day to sustain life. Person B has a pantry full of food.
In your world, it would be “equitable” to tax 1/3 of the food of each of them. So person B has 1/3 fewer bags of beans and cans of tuna in the pantry…and still has plenty to eat. But, because your idea of “equity” is so important, person A….literally dies. He no longer had enough food to sustain life, and he eventually dies.
But hey, at least it’s equitable, and you can feel good that he paid “his fair share.”

You sick fucking asshole. The government can take 1/3 from me, and I’m plenty fine. If it takes 1/3 from someone who can barely afford their tiny apartment and the food on their table, that person is toast.

And guess what? Even though you ignore the truth, the government DOES take a chunk from the poor. And every bit of it hurts. Your position is simple: they need to hurt more.

[David Dennison 18,904]

Imagine feeling like you are being treated more unfairly than the poor. That is a level of grievance I will never understand.

[Brisketexan 105,154]

Imagine feeling like you are being treated more unfairly than the poor. That is a level of grievance I will never understand.

I’m grateful every fucking day that 1) I was born with some gifts (I’m smart - I wanted to be fast, and to be able to throw a football 80 yards, but that wasn’t in the cards), 2) I was born to parents who stayed married and sacrificed for me, 3) I lived at a time when the State of Texas still invested in its universities, and me in particular, 4) no major calamity has befallen me to set me back on any of those counts, etc.

And I see people who didn’t have those things….and I sure as fuck don’t resent them, or think “man, I wish I had it as easy as they do.”

[jimmyjazz 45,971]

I don't understand why the insanely selfish Americans like @fattyflattie can't see that the current system costs them LESS than if we taxed everyone "equally".

The costs of unemployment, welfare, increased crime, massive homelessness, etc. far and away dwarf the tiny tax revenue we are not currently enjoying.  I mean, if it's all about "me", thank your lucky stars we have the system that we have, because it could be much worse.

[lemonlime 5,503]

18 minutes ago, David Dennison said:

Imagine feeling like you are being treated more unfairly than the poor. That is a level of grievance I will never understand.

It's how flatty rationalizes taking a giant dump on others so that he can get his boat.

[TwiceHorn 31,493]

You know who else is a drag on the system by flattie's standards?  The elderly whose primary income is social security, which is entirely untaxed unless you have other income, from investments or employment.

There is no safety net in the State of Texas for the elderly without substantial savings or who have run through and have major health problems like dementia.  You are disqualified from Medicaid if you make more than 2,523/month as a single person, say widowed or divorced.  And that's not near enough money to pay for assisted living or a nursing home.

And if you don't have family to take you in or financially assist, you're absolutely fucked.

[Bullneck 19,129]

Step 1: Flatty dreams of a place where all is good, people have jobs, no poors, low unemployment, industries have high barriers to entry.  This paradise has a name.  It is . . .

Step 2: Scandinavia.  Or Northern Europe.  And then he hears about THE TAXES.  Holy shit, he thought taxes were bad things and made life bad.  Turns out maybe that's not the case.  That a nation can have taxes -- even on the rich -- and lo and behold, the job creators haven't fled to Monte Carlo.  Welp, they may have taxes but at least they they are all blond and haven't been invade by teh browns people.

Step 3: Turns on TV watches the World Cup.  Wut?  Netherlands goal scoring dude seems awfully. . . . Moluccan or something.  

Edited December 5, 2022 by Bullneck

[wildcat09 29,355]

It’s weird how many people still don’t recognize an obvious fascist when they see one. He couldn’t be any more obvious unless he started wearing an armband with a swastika on it. Fatty would gladly vote to exterminate a billion people.

[TwiceHorn 31,493]

7 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

It’s weird how many people still don’t recognize an obvious fascist when they see one. He couldn’t be any more obvious unless he started wearing an armband with a swastika on it. Fatty would gladly vote to exterminate a billion people.

Arendt found Eichmann an ordinary, rather bland, bureaucrat, who in her words, was ‘neither perverted nor sadistic’, but ‘terrifyingly normal’. He acted without any motive other than to diligently advance his career in the Nazi bureaucracy. Eichmann was not an amoral monster, she concluded in her study of the case, Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil (1963). Instead, he performed evil deeds without evil intentions, a fact connected to his ‘thoughtlessness’, a disengagement from the reality of his evil acts. Eichmann ‘never realised what he was doing’ due to an ‘inability… to think from the standpoint of somebody else’. Lacking this particular cognitive ability, he ‘commit[ted] crimes under circumstances that made it well-nigh impossible for him to know or to feel that he [was] doing wrong’.

[fattyflattie 4,639]

7 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

It’s weird how many people still don’t recognize an obvious fascist when they see one. He couldn’t be any more obvious unless he started wearing an armband with a swastika on it. Fatty would gladly vote to exterminate a billion people.

Amazing your hot take rate is higher than Rocko ever dreamed.  Just swinging, and missing, over and over.  I’m absolutely embarrassed for you. 

[Bullneck 19,129]

4 minutes ago, fattyflattie said:

Amazing your hot take rate is higher than Rocko ever dreamed.  Just swinging, and missing, over and over.  I’m absolutely embarrassed for you. 

Rocko was a damaged, insecure poster.  And a better person than you. 

[fattyflattie 4,639]

1 minute ago, Bullneck said:

Rocko was a damaged, insecure poster.  And a better person than you. 

I find that hard to believe. I’ve always known you’re to remove the tags from your jacket before you take your best Norwegian whore out to dinner. 

[lemonlime 5,503]

13 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

It’s weird how many people still don’t recognize an obvious fascist when they see one. He couldn’t be any more obvious unless he started wearing an armband with a swastika on it. Fatty would gladly vote to exterminate a billion people.

Oh, he's obvious.  But no one believes they're the bad guy.  They craft their stories to justify their evil.  Including dehumanizing others.  It doesn't matter if poor people's children starve or if a McDonald's worker can't afford cancer treatment.  Because they're lazy, undeserving, and less than human.  He's justifying being a horrible person by feigning outrage over those lazy, stupid, greedy poors.

[G650 14,263]

10 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

and even our poor are still some of the luckiest in the world

[G650 14,263]

9 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

There’s plenty in the barely rich that are over taxed.

Lmao

[G650 14,263]

9 hours ago, David Dennison said:

Preferential treatment from the government literally created and sustains the middle class.

Indeed. The 20th century US was one great big pander to the middle class.

Edited December 4, 2022 by G650

[G650 14,263]

7 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

I’m grateful every fucking day that 1) I was born with some gifts (I’m smart - I wanted to be fast, and to be able to throw a football 80 yards, but that wasn’t in the cards), 2) I was born to parents who stayed married and sacrificed for me, 3) I lived at a time when the State of Texas still invested in its universities, and me in particular, 4) no major calamity has befallen me to set me back on any of those counts, etc.

And I see people who didn’t have those things….and I sure as fuck don’t resent them, or think “man, I wish I had it as easy as they do.”

Exactly. There by the grace of God go I

[Grade of D as in David 13,253]

11 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

Do you want equity?   Surely you see the disconnect?
 

Lower taxes would be great. What would be even better is if we didn’t have such a large population who have preferential financial treatment at the hands of the government.  Taxes at the current rates are fine, too.  But apparently people can’t afford an American lifestyle if asked to pay equitably. 

If the poor have it so great why are you still working?

Quit your job and join them.

[fattyflattie 4,639]

My favorite part is being educated by folks who daily drive their Aston Martins to their transatlantic races in their carbon fiber boat, guys who spent (hundreds?) of thousands of dollars on private primary AND international secondary education for their kids, while watching their homes turn from nice, to deep 7 figure values.  Grew up in the Park cities, cool.  Please, please continue to tell me how well you are dialed in with the poor in our country. 

By the grace of God we go, indeed. 

[PenelopeWitherspoon 19,103]

I don’t know why you assholes continue to engage fatty.  He’s a total cunt.  Just neg and move on. We don’t need to be exposed to his stupid and hateful drivel.

[Brisketexan 105,154]

My favorite part is being educated by folks who daily drive their Aston Martins to their transatlantic races in their carbon fiber boat, guys who spent (hundreds?) of thousands of dollars on private primary AND international secondary education for their kids, while watching their homes turn from nice, to deep 7 figure values.  Grew up in the Park cities, cool.  Please, please continue to tell me how well you are dialed in with the poor in our country. 
By the grace of God we go, indeed. 

Well, my daily driver is a dented Hyundai with 115k miles, and if I was gonna spend money on a boat, it’d be a bay boat, but I don’t have one…and I sure didn’t grow up in the park cities. But otherwise….yeah, I do very well today, and my house has appreciated to stupid levels.
BUT…I was born and lived my first years in a tiny apartment, then grew up in a generic super cheap house that, at the time we bought it, was at the end of a poorly maintained road at the edge of town. My mother survived on food stamps for much of her childhood. Our family friends were all different variations on oilfield trash. My kids first Europe trip…was MY first Europe trip (8 years ago). And my folks paid for it. I still fly coach and shop fare bargains.

More directly, we have actual, real friends who live paycheck to paycheck, and/or live in a dinky one bedroom apartment, etc.
It doesn’t take much to see and understand how the working poor in this country live, and how close to the edge they are (and yes…we have given plenty of them money when they faced a crisis. Because we can, and because we should. $1000 doesn’t materially impair our well-being - although I’d rather keep it in our account, all things considered - but it can be a difference maker for a lot of people).

It doesn’t take a lot to have a broader perspective and empathy. You should look into it.

[David Dennison 18,904]

21 minutes ago, fattyflattie said:

My favorite part is being educated by folks who daily drive their Aston Martins to their transatlantic races in their carbon fiber boat, guys who spent (hundreds?) of thousands of dollars on private primary AND international secondary education for their kids, while watching their homes turn from nice, to deep 7 figure values.  Grew up in the Park cities, cool.  Please, please continue to tell me how well you are dialed in with the poor in our country. 

By the grace of God we go, indeed. 

 Not exactly Fitzgerald, but entertaining nonetheless.

[jimmyjazz 45,971]

surlys who drive an Aston Martin, please raise your hand.  I can think of one who has owned cars at that price point.

My 7-year-old Toyota sedan and 4Runner laugh at the idea.

Edited December 4, 2022 by jimmyjazz

[G650 14,263]

10 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

surlys who drive an Aston Martin, please raise your hand.  I can think of one who has owned cars at that price point.

My 7-year-old Toyota sedan and 4Runner laugh at the idea.

He is talking about me.

 

But ironically I'm the one calling for higher taxes on the top and more support for the bottom.

 

Plus, I spend all my days with guys who are working poor. I see how hard they struggle and the costs of being poor first hand. I have saved car repos, house foreclosures, medical bills among myriad other calamities for guys who worked for me, but I am all too aware that the whole rich charity thing in no way shape or form can fix societal ills, and in fact shouldn't for a lot of reasons. The guys I have helped over the years shouldn't be beholden to my whims, and mega rich guys shouldn't be able to dictate and steer policy just because of their giving. A progressive tax code that actually provided a real safety net would be a benefit for all of us.

[G650 14,263]

I will also say @fattyflattiethat I haven't attached you, called you a cunt, a fascist or anything like that. But if you are going to state something as insane as the American poor have it too good, which is so bizarre on the face of it, I feel like I'm entitled to a WTF gif.

[Nivek 16,944]

2 minutes ago, G650 said:

I will also say @fattyflattiethat I haven't attached you, called you a cunt, a fascist or anything like that. But if you are going to state something as insane as the American poor have it too good, which is so bizarre on the face of it, I feel like I'm entitled to a WTF gif.

Sometimes the American poor get free lead delivered to their homes.  

I like the idea that we have a society that is entirely built of people who can move up and just earn more.  The rest of the society that is below average intelligence, or health, just needs to.....

[G650 14,263]

11 minutes ago, Nivek said:

I like the idea that we have a society that is entirely built of people who can move up and just earn more.

Yeah, lovely fairy tale innit

[totallynotabuttpirate 5,400]

1 hour ago, fattyflattie said:

My favorite part is being educated by folks who daily drive their Aston Martins to their transatlantic races in their carbon fiber boat, guys who spent (hundreds?) of thousands of dollars on private primary AND international secondary education for their kids, while watching their homes turn from nice, to deep 7 figure values.  Grew up in the Park cities, cool.  Please, please continue to tell me how well you are dialed in with the poor in our country. 

By the grace of God we go, indeed. 

We're not all nurses you cunt. 

[Willfully Horn 8,024]

We absolutely need to rescind the tfg tax cut.

More importantly, we need the R party to die, and a new Conservative party take its place. Rs have worked diligently to ‘prove’ government does not work by undercutting it’s ability to function. Further, they say we cannot afford social safety nets, and ‘prove’ it by burying the USA in more, and more, debt whenever they hold the reins of power. There is fifty plus years of data on this. Just more facts for the ff-Rs to ignore.

Edited December 4, 2022 by Willfully Horn
Spellfuct

[Bullneck 19,129]

14 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

But, because your idea of “equity” is so important, person A….literally dies. He no longer had enough food to sustain life, and he eventually dies.  But hey, at least it’s equitable, and you can feel good that he paid “his fair share.”

According to Lassalle, wages cannot fall below subsistence wage level because without subsistence, laborers will be unable to work. However, competition among laborers for employment will drive wages down to this minimal level. This follows from Malthus' demographic theory, according to which population rises when wages are above the "subsistence wage" and falls when wages are below subsistence. Assuming the demand for labor to be a given monotonically decreasing function of the real wage rate, the theory then predicted that, in the long-run equilibrium of the system, labor supply (i.e. population) will rise or fall to the number of workers needed at the subsistence wage.

Flattie, I'll assume you didn't read this ^^, so just look at the cartoon below.

Edited December 4, 2022 by Bullneck

[Bullneck 19,129]

13 hours ago, lemonlime said:

It's how flatty rationalizes taking a giant dump on others so that he can get his boat.

1987 called.  

 

[lemonlime 5,503]

3 hours ago, jimmyjazz said:

surlys who drive an Aston Martin, please raise your hand.  I can think of one who has owned cars at that price point.

My 7-year-old Toyota sedan and 4Runner laugh at the idea.

Yeah, so does my 5 year old Honda.  And, yeah, instead of envying people who can afford Aston Martins, and sure, I'd rather have a sexier car than a Honda, I can appreciate that I'm fortunate enough to own a reliable car, and be able to afford maintenance so it stays reliable, and repairs if something goes wrong.  If it is in the shop, I can get a loaner or an uber, and it's not a huge chunk of my paycheck.  Hell, I live in a part of the country with access to public transportation options.  If I get a parking ticket I can afford to pay the $40, instead of getting late fees tacked on to it.  All things most of the poor in this country do without. 

And I also recognize I'm a medical emergency, where I can't work and deplete my savings, away from having any of this.  I'm not sure what interplay of sociopathy or Fox News bubble Flatty lives in.  But, fuck, I hope he's not really a UT alum.

[fattyflattie 4,639]

4 hours ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:

He’s a total cunt.  

Lol.  10,000 spoons and all that.  

4 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

and I sure didn’t grow up in the park cities.

I was referencing Twice. 

4 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

BUT…I was born and lived my first years in a tiny apartment, then grew up in a generic super cheap house that, at the time we bought it, was at the end of a poorly maintained road at the edge of town.

Sounds like we have more in common than you'd think. I didn't learn Spanish in school. 

3 hours ago, G650 said:

He is talking about me.

 

But ironically I'm the one calling for higher taxes on the top and more support for the bottom.

 

Plus, I spend all my days with guys who are working poor. I see how hard they struggle and the costs of being poor first hand.

Correct.  And you do make those calls, as do several other well heeled posters we have on this board.  I often wonder if I'd feel the same once it was no longer a concern.   I don't know if you recall this or not, but we work in similar fields.  I get to see plenty of the same.  I don't have the ability to help in the ways you did.  Good on you.  I also know what the local shop labor rates are up there, too.  None of those guys are getting refunded their income taxes, so largely, not part of this discussion.  

3 hours ago, G650 said:

I will also say @fattyflattiethat I haven't attached you, called you a cunt, a fascist or anything like that. But if you are going to state something as insane as the American poor have it too good, which is so bizarre on the face of it, I feel like I'm entitled to a WTF gif.

I appreciate your civility, and wouldn't expect less. I hope you can, and think you do,  understand that I wasn't making a dig at any of the 3 posters I was using as examples.  I actually have loads of (internet) respect for all 3 of you.  It has never even crossed my mind that each of you didn't fully and completely earn your share.  And I hope to hell (and it appears) that you are enjoying the fruits of your labors.  BUT, I do find the irony to be too much, at times.  I'm glad you can "see it", but I would bet dollars to donuts you're a long, long way from feeling it.  

53 minutes ago, lemonlime said:

Yeah, so does my 5 year old Honda. 

Imagine how my 14 year old truck feels (my fault, I like old vehicles)

Edited December 4, 2022 by fattyflattie

[Bama Chick 28,596]

surlys who drive an Aston Martin, please raise your hand.  I can think of one who has owned cars at that price point.
My 7-year-old Toyota sedan and 4Runner laugh at the idea.

Ha! My Volkswagen Golf station wagon laughs in your jalopies general direction!

[G650 14,263]

3 hours ago, fattyflattie said:

Correct.  And you do make those calls, as do several other well heeled posters we have on this board.  I often wonder if I'd feel the same once it was no longer a concern.   I don't know if you recall this or not, but we work in similar fields.  I get to see plenty of the same.  I don't have the ability to help in the ways you did.  Good on you.  I also know what the local shop labor rates are up there, too.  None of those guys are getting refunded their income taxes, so largely, not part of this discussion.  

 

Of course I remember man, while this whole thing was going on I was thinking to myself we are probably the only ones in the thread that have spoken to each other.

 

To be honest, my philosophy is it could disappear at any moment. I don't ever feel secure because you what, life is capricious. Hell I probably have more anxiety about things now than when I couldn't rub two nickles together. But more than anything I'm fortunate. Yeah I work my ass off and sacrifice a lot, but I was also blessed with good parents, reasonable intelligence and not a predilection for addictive past times. Some people aren't through no fault of their own, and the stark reality is we have a choice to improve society as a whole or cast those people off who are not equipped to do professional sector work. It's really that simple. And one thing that the posters here are correct about and you are mistaken is that the poor are the net takers. Not the deadbeats or whatnot, but people who's situation and ability means they are stuck in low wage occupations. They literally pay more to function, it's about way more than tax receipts. It's a pipe dream to say they can boot strap themselves, they literally do not have the ability for the kind of work that would get them out of that level. And we have gutted the wages for the work that they can do. So it's a very binary choice, we can either assist, or let them perish.

 

The only ones who are really taking are the corporations who get to pay people wages below the survival line because all the rest of us pay taxes that fund the effects of that.

Edited December 5, 2022 by G650

[Gatorubet 30,246]

22 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

You sick fucking asshole. The government can take 1/3 from me, and I’m plenty fine. If it takes 1/3 from someone who can barely afford their tiny apartment and the food on their table, that person is toast.

And guess what? Even though you ignore the truth, the government DOES take a chunk from the poor. And every bit of it hurts. Your position is simple: they need to hurt more.

Unlike Fatty, you apparently never fapped to Ayn Rand as a youth. 

[fattyflattie 4,639]

10 minutes ago, Gatorubet said:

Unlike Fatty, you apparently never fapped to Ayn Rand as a youth. 

Listen, I’ve been called a fascist and a cunt, among other things.  But a libertarian?  

[Bullneck 19,129]

15 minutes ago, Gatorubet said:

Unlike Fatty, you apparently never fapped to Ayn Rand as a youth. 

[jimmyjazz 45,971]

4 minutes ago, fattyflattie said:

Listen, I’ve been called a fascist and a cunt, among other things.  But a libertarian?  

Your tax lunacy, which edges up on "FLAT TAX NOW" is absolutely "Libertarian" (the dumbest fucking name ever, they are anything but in favor of liberty).

Own your words and thoughts.  We all know exactly what you are.

[ChiTownDoc 21,154]

I really don't meet many people who grew up poor/lower middle class, make it, then think the poor have it too good.  What a fucked up take.  The wealthy have advantage after advantage and the effective tax rate is a joke.  I say that as someone who used my boot straps, some luck, and some brains to get pretty far.  Also my property tax bill came today from Cook County, and I still think the wealthy have it way too easy.  Being poor fucking blows and there's a shitload of people out there giving a real honest effort and getting knocked down over and over.  The poor being lazy or defective in some way is such a bullshit take.  

[Captainant 27,680]

42 minutes ago, ChiTownDoc said:

The poor being lazy or defective in some way is such a bullshit take.  

It's part of his fundamentally hierarchically structured world view: the wealthy are so because they're better, the poor are so because they're worse.

"Why should we reward people for being worse, and punish people for being successful?", to paraphrase his objection to social safety nets and taxation in general 

[Gatorubet 30,246]

1 hour ago, fattyflattie said:

Listen, I’ve been called a fascist and a cunt, among other things.  But a libertarian?  

[Covri 6,249]

These threads are always fun, Fatty getting dunked on repeatedly by multiple posters from various backgrounds and with different dunking styles all coming together to just dunk repeatedly. Then you get some of the posters noted for being actually rich and wealthy doing the same and he goes back to his ball gargling routine. I'm sure Fatty would suck a dick to move up a class bracket. 

[TwiceHorn 31,493]

What it is, like Arendt said about Eichmann, is basically a lack of empathy and understanding of the "lower classes.'

About half of the population is below-average in intelligence, so there's always the "what do we do with the morons" problem.

But it is at least theoretically possible for the ignorant to work really hard and smart and achieve some upward mobility, if not "the American Dream."  But, as a practical matter, I think the ability to do that has diminished significantly in the time since between the Depression and WWII and the 80s, when "trickle down economics" and other things started biasing everything toward the capital-holding classes and against the labor classes.

I'm still fundamentally a capitalist, but part of the philosophy underlying capitalism is the "Protestant work ethic," and, setting aside "Judeo-Christian," Protestant, and other loaded terms, I think many of those philosophies carried a significant bit of altruism, both personally and in governmental policy.  And we've lost sight of that.

Or, if you want to look at it another way, the Gekko way, "greed is good."  To an extent, yes it is because it is one of our baser instincts, so it is a reliable motivator and policy basis.  History has seemed to prove that it is a more reliable motivator and policy basis than pure altruism, as those societies seem to have rapidly become corrupted to the point of failure (because the ineluctable greed and self-interest wiped out any benefit).  That utterance in Wall Street was intended by Stone to be shocking and kind of horrific, but, because 80s, it wasn't entirely viewed that way.

But, greed remains one of our baser instincts, and isn't really "good" at all.  From the perspective of most of the world's religions/moral philosophies, it's actually evil and a sin.  It must be tempered by altruism or the society based on it will become corrupted and fail, as well.

I'm guilty as hell of patting myself on the back (and I still find what my parents achieved between WWII and their deaths to be remarkable, but note the time period).  But the longer I've lived, the more empathy I have gained and the more gratitude for the benefits I received that I didn't really earn, like Brisket said.   I have made some horrific "decisions," including the predilection for alcohol addiction, but due to many of those same "lagniappes" I have received in the game of life, it wasn't a killer like it would be for someone less fortunate.

Life is nasty, brutish, and short, for all of us.  I think we're duty bound to make it less nasty and brutish for ourselves and our fellow man.

Edited December 5, 2022 by TwiceHorn

[Captainant 27,680]

Edit: wrong thread derp 

Edit2: may as well use the post lol. @fattyflattie when you watch Annie, do you cheer for daddy Warbucks to not adopt Annie? Since she's just a freeloader who doesn't earn her keep at the orphanage and all that

Edited December 5, 2022 by Captainant

[Smax 3,800]

All fatties talk about fairness, equality and equity sounds like hes a commie, fattie are you a commie bastard?

[Nivek 16,944]

It is easy to write others off and their unseen obligations or limitations. 

 

[fattyflattie 4,639]

31 minutes ago, Smax said:

All fatties talk about fairness, equality and equity sounds like hes a commie, fattie are you a commie bastard?

Nope.  Just trying to gauge how important equality is.  It makes a hell of a soundbite 

[Smax 3,800]

16 minutes ago, fattyflattie said:

Nope.  Just trying to gauge how important equality is.  It makes a hell of a soundbite 

 

 

ahhh soundbites, the important things in life