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Topic	"I can't afford my meds, even $4 ones"
lightwarrior78 08/20/19 12:44:16 PM #38:	Shablagoo posted... lightwarrior78 posted... Shablagoo posted... Oh look another smoker-hate topic from CE, what a suprine. No, it's another hate of people who go "I'm poor but have a rather pricey non essential habit I refuse to let go" topic. Why hate poor people with addictions over billionaire robber barons who flippantly destroy the planet with their massive industry? Probably because the elite have conditioned you to do so, so that they can keep laughing to the bank. I can have some disdain for both can't I? And to point something out I've had to many times here: the rich often get richer by spending their money on things that grow in value, while the poor...let's just point it out with this, smoking is spending money to literally set the thing you buy on fire. Factor in health costs and it's no wonder quitting these habits is on every "save money" list I've ever seen. --- http://backloggery.com/reddthesock <cite>lightwarrior78 posted [p:926311303] in "I ca... [t:77951560]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>lightwarrior78 posted...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote>Oh look another smoker-hate topic from CE, what a suprine.</quote> No, it's another hate of people who go "I'm poor but have a rather pricey non essential habit I refuse to let go" topic.</quote> Why hate poor people with addictions over billionaire robber barons who flippantly destroy the planet with their massive industry? Probably because the elite have conditioned you to do so, so that they can keep laughing to the bank. </quote> I can have some disdain for both can't I? And to point something out I've had to many times here: the rich often get richer by spending their money on things that grow in value, while the poor...let's just point it out with this, smoking is spending money to literally set the thing you buy on fire. Factor in health costs and it's no wonder quitting these habits is on every "save money" list I've ever seen. --- http://backloggery.com/reddthesock</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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