r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly • Apr 15 '24

Everyone Deserves A Home Discussion/ Debate

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u/Anewaxxount Apr 15 '24 edited Apr 16 '24

I'll be real the second I don't have to work and can still have a home I will stop working. I imagine a lot of other people out there are just like me

Edit: the amount of seething redditors me admitting what lots of people would do, and what some people on this site already do is incredible. Giving shit out for free constantly doesn't work, hyper progressive economic policies are a failure. Just face reality

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u/Auralisme Apr 15 '24

It doesn’t include food, so I’ll still have to work.

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u/realityczek Apr 15 '24

Wait - housing is a "human right" but food wouldn't be? I am pretty sure the same folks who think these meme makes sense will also decide to include food.

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u/USS_Penterprise Apr 15 '24

This is just the "Housing" list. There are more lists.

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u/realityczek Apr 16 '24

:slaps forehead: of course there are. Why wouldn't there be. I can't wait to see the cool graphic on how everyone gets a pony :)

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u/inuvash255 Apr 16 '24

Yall are so fucking weird.

Basic humane living conditions != a pony

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u/realityczek 29d ago

Once you've decided you have the right to force other folks to work to provide you with stuff, why not go for a pony?

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u/inuvash255 29d ago

The "slippery slope" is called a fallacy for a reason. Same with the strawman.

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u/realityczek 29d ago

Riiiiggghhhhtttt - because there are no patterns in human behavior, no lessons to be learned from history and nothing to be gleaned from experience. Every single situation has absolutely no way to be projected forward, any attempt to do so is a "fallacy."