President Trump

[Box Ox]

Father was 54 and my mother was 33 ... it's complicated.
Like Gomer Pyle says:

They definitely didn't just find you floating in a basket like the criminal underworld found baby Oswald Cobblepot (Penguin) in Batman Returns?

 

[newfie]

Father was 54 and my mother was 33 ... it's complicated.
Like Gomer Pyle says:

relationships tend to be

 

[Turdferguson]

Father was 54 and my mother was 33 ... it's complicated.
Like Gomer Pyle says:

The key point was your example was a movie and my example was a TV show.

Who the tries to prove their point with an actor?

Who the indeed

 

[Turdferguson]

My father taught me if I didn’t want to join them I needed to be self sufficient.

He did this by leaving me in a working poor household ran by a single mother in the hood.

That's not teaching someone. That is you learning something

 

[Old Man Jingles]

That is you learning something

How the hell would you understand that?

 

[Turdferguson]

How the hell would you understand that?

I thirst for knowledge... if for no other reason than to just win an argument with someone

 

[Box Ox]

How the hell would you understand that?

Indeed. He's much more of a teacher to you.

 

[El Correcto]

That's not teaching someone. That is you learning something

Living in the ghetto I realized a lot of these people lack introspective criticism. Never accepting the repercussions of their choices and not embracing agency over their own lives. It’s always some issue they had with abuse, poverty, racism, drugs or whatever. Then you have a massive welfare state and politician promises teaching these people a sense of entitlement, when the only thing they have entitled themselves to is prison time, an od, getting shot, prostitution, selling drugs or just having a ty life. It’s a vicious cycle giving these people a false sense of security and an attitude of entitlement for being born in America. I honestly believe the majority of America is mentally and emotionally stunted from this mentality and sense of entitlement.

The best thing you can do is what my dad did for me, give them a chance to fail and never let them use what was done to them as an excuse for their behavior.

 

[El Correcto]

Living in the ghetto I realized a lot of these people lack introspective criticism. Never accepting the repercussions of their choices and not embracing agency over their own lives. It’s always some issue they had with abuse, poverty, racism, drugs or whatever. Then you have a massive welfare state and politician promises teaching these people a sense of entitlement, when the only thing they have entitled themselves to is prison time, an od, getting shot, prostitution, selling drugs or just having a ty life. It’s a vicious cycle giving these people a false sense of security and an attitude of entitlement for being born in America. I honestly believe the majority of America is mentally and emotionally stunted from this mentality and sense of entitlement.

The best thing you can do is what my dad did for me, give them a chance to fail and never let them use what was done to them as an excuse for their behavior.

Tldr hood mentality is like spoiled children in need of a reality check, not a handout.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Indeed. He's much more of a teacher to you.

To teach you what's wrong ... yeah!

 

[Meat]

By the time I had two years of full-time employment I had 6 months wages/salary in savings.
I refused to take vacations or buy a house until I got that accomplished.
Then I worked on paying off my student loans before I bought my first house at 24 years of age.
You are obviously talking to the wrong person in that regards.
I grew up in poverty and I had a mindset that I would never live like that.

Didn’t you say your life has been miserable for the most part, though?

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Didn’t you say your life has been miserable for the most part, though?

Absolutely not!
I have had a good life so far ... ups and downs like everybody but I've been able to mostly call the shots in my life and continue to do so, hopefully until I die.
And I envision calling the shot on my death as well.

 

[Box Ox]

And I envision call the shot on my death as well.

Nicely worded. Much foreshadowing.

 

[MAKAVELI]

Living in the ghetto I realized a lot of these people lack introspective criticism. Never accepting the repercussions of their choices and not embracing agency over their own lives. It’s always some issue they had with abuse, poverty, racism, drugs or whatever. Then you have a massive welfare state and politician promises teaching these people a sense of entitlement, when the only thing they have entitled themselves to is prison time, an od, getting shot, prostitution, selling drugs or just having a ty life. It’s a vicious cycle giving these people a false sense of security and an attitude of entitlement for being born in America. I honestly believe the majority of America is mentally and emotionally stunted from this mentality and sense of entitlement.

The best thing you can do is what my dad did for me, give them a chance to fail and never let them use what was done to them as an excuse for their behavior.

Living in the ghetto. LMFAO

 

[bbsam]

yes correct. let me dumb it down for you

burgers from Obama good

burgers from trump bad

Obama served berders to whom?

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Living in the ghetto. LMFAO

It's not just Blacks, Louis X. SMH

 

[MAKAVELI]

It's not just Blacks, Louis X. SMH

Really? According to your brethren. Only Black and Latino live in the "Ghetto".

 

[El Correcto]

Really? According to your brethren. Only Black and Latino live in the "Ghetto".

http://www.city-data.com/neighborhood/Como-Fort-Worth-TX.html

42.7% poverty level. Lol don’t know what else you would call it.

 

[MAKAVELI]

http://www.city-data.com/neighborhood/Como-Fort-Worth-TX.html

42.7% poverty level. Lol don’t know what else you would call it.

Call it Drumpf's base.

 

[El Correcto]

Call it Drumpf's base.

Any time your side of town is described as “historically black” it’s a nice way of saying hole.