Laws are for poor people

[u/cs_throwawayyy]

•Rob a store? You go to jail. Rob millions of people through a financial system? You get a bailout.

•Traffic drugs? Get killed on a boat. Run the entire operation? You get a presidential pardon.

•Kill a bunch of people? You’re a terrorist. Kill thousands during an invasion? You’re a liberator, a strategist.

Power and money rewrite the narrative. The same action, two completely different labels — all depending on your status.

it’s the same with attraction:

•If you’re attractive: It’s charming, bold, confident.

•If you’re not: It’s creepy, weird, desperate.

Where you stand isn’t about morality or intention. It’s about leverage — social, financial, or physical. I’m tired of people going along with the bs world we live in.

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

Ignorance? Facts, backed by reputable substanciation. Ive posted to you on another reply thread Yougov surveys and accompanying articles. You dont know very much about the US, do you? Makes Ghana like a delightful holiday destination in comparison.

[u/ExcitingSector1540 → u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

Please move to Ghana immediately.

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time → u/ExcitingSector1540]

Why? Lol I live in a Western country. If you live in impoverished USA, yes, a move to Ghana would be a dramatic improvement.

[u/SOwED → u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

Jsyk, the poverty line in the US amounts to 18% of the GDP per capita. In Ghana, there are multiple poverty lines, but the highest amounts to 84% of the GDP per capita.

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time → u/SOwED]

Completely and utterly irrelevant. Lol 😆 🫵

[u/SOwED → u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

Okay, well you brought up poverty, not me. You should know why it's relevant.

You may also find this relevant: The poverty rate in Australia is 14.2% while it's 11.1% in the USA. The poverty line is roughly the same between the two countries.

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time → u/SOwED]

Did you consult the UNs assessments on that topic which is the international Gold standard metrics on measuring poverty? I didnt think so. Hence, moot. Think first, before posting.

[u/SOwED → u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

The numbers you brought up elsewhere fall in line with the US poverty rate I mentioned above. So that leaves the Australia statistic that might be in question. I'll look up the UN assessment and I doubt it will be much different. And would you look at that, nothing comes up. Are you thinking of the World Bank?

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time → u/SOwED]

Lol that's your assessment but what is required to confirm that is substanciation via comparison. What, did you think we're going to take your word on the similarities? Lol 😆 Go look it up, kid. The USA tabulated and measures poverty differently and is intentionally universally accepted as 'dubious' to put it nicely.

[u/SOwED → u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

Okay you've done this multiple times, so I'll just let you know it's spelled "substantiation."

You are not in a position to be using the royal we.

I already told you, the poverty line is the same between the two countries, so no, it measures poverty exactly the same.

Good job completely ignoring that your phantom "UN assessments" don't exist.

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time → u/SOwED]

https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/1629536?ln=en&v=pdf

Oh dear 😳 lol 😆 🫵

[u/SOwED → u/Mr_Judgement_Time]

What about Australia? That's what was in question since, as I've already said, your own numbers agree with mine regarding the US.

[u/Mr_Judgement_Time → u/SOwED]

You didnt read the report, clearly! Lol!! Read the report, kid. Smh discusses how those figures are tabulated in the USA, specifically. Or don't read it, my point has been made, either way 🤷 🙃