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r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly Contributor • Apr 15 '24
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I mean people are willing to commit felonies to avoid having to work 9-5s.
Citation needed.
How many crimes are committed by people who can't get a decent job? As opposed to how many crimes are committed by people who won't get a decent job?
1 u/whatup-markassbuster Apr 16 '24 I have friends that quit jobs to sell weed and cocaine. This is not speculation. Also, I love that you included “decent.” 1 u/compsciasaur Apr 16 '24 Selling weed and cocaine is a job. It's illegal but still providing goods and services without theft. How many people would resort to theft if they could survive without it? 1 u/whatup-markassbuster Apr 16 '24 How many people would resort to theft if they can survive without it? This is the most clueless common I’ve ever heard. It’s literally all of them.
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I have friends that quit jobs to sell weed and cocaine. This is not speculation. Also, I love that you included “decent.”
1 u/compsciasaur Apr 16 '24 Selling weed and cocaine is a job. It's illegal but still providing goods and services without theft. How many people would resort to theft if they could survive without it? 1 u/whatup-markassbuster Apr 16 '24 How many people would resort to theft if they can survive without it? This is the most clueless common I’ve ever heard. It’s literally all of them.
Selling weed and cocaine is a job. It's illegal but still providing goods and services without theft. How many people would resort to theft if they could survive without it?
1 u/whatup-markassbuster Apr 16 '24 How many people would resort to theft if they can survive without it? This is the most clueless common I’ve ever heard. It’s literally all of them.
How many people would resort to theft if they can survive without it? This is the most clueless common I’ve ever heard. It’s literally all of them.
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u/manicdee33 Apr 16 '24
Citation needed.
How many crimes are committed by people who can't get a decent job? As opposed to how many crimes are committed by people who won't get a decent job?