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Every cope has an end
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I'm a big fan of George Orwell, and while reading his book Down and Out in Paris and London I came across a very harsh Blackpill. In the book, a man named Charlie was talking about his days in Paris while dealing with poverty. Anyhow, one day when Charlie was hungry he asked himself "What is the easiest way to get money without working?"
And then he proceeds to answer his own question with the following:
"To get money easily one must be a woman. Has not every woman something to sell? And then, as I lay reflecting upon the things I should do if I were a woman, an idea came to my head. I remembered the Government maternity hospitals -- you know the Government maternity hospitals? They are places where women who are enceinte are given meals for free and no questions are asked. It is done to encourage childbearing. Any woman can go there and demand a meal, and she is given it immediately"
So, as you can see boyos, even in the 1930s foids were living on tutorial mode while their male counterparts were rotting in poverty.
And then he proceeds to answer his own question with the following:
"To get money easily one must be a woman. Has not every woman something to sell? And then, as I lay reflecting upon the things I should do if I were a woman, an idea came to my head. I remembered the Government maternity hospitals -- you know the Government maternity hospitals? They are places where women who are enceinte are given meals for free and no questions are asked. It is done to encourage childbearing. Any woman can go there and demand a meal, and she is given it immediately"
So, as you can see boyos, even in the 1930s foids were living on tutorial mode while their male counterparts were rotting in poverty.
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