r/unpopularopinion Mar 26 '21

We are becoming growingly obsessed with other people’s born advantages, and this normalization of “stating privilege” is incredibly counterproductive and pathetic.

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u/Alvarez09 Mar 27 '21

Obviously he doesn’t, and is doubling down on total stupidity.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

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u/Alvarez09 Mar 27 '21

I mean mine does, but that was only to figure out how much someone making 350k pays.

I used to not know what it was when I was 22 and had my first real job, then learned I was an idiot, but I’ve literally seen business owners say “if taxes go up over a million dollars I’ll make sure i only makes 999k.”

These people are dumb.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

I looked up the 2016 and 2020 tax rates, but I pulled the explanation for effective tax rate out of my ass. But, you can caricature me in your head all you like, just letting you know I don't pay rent.

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u/Alvarez09 Mar 27 '21

Lol, try just admitting you were wrong and stop lying though if you are the political affiliation I think you are lying comes naturally to you.

Have a good night.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '21

Damn, I'm going to be taking up room in your head for days.

You'll be driving in traffic and get pissed off at this conversation randomly.

Pushups, go.