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Their mere presence makes my blood boil. Especially when they open their mouth about politics and show everyone how removed they are from the average person by presenting absolutely utopian solutions.
Their solutions for climate change: Don't get children - it's not like they wanted children anyways; too much responsibilities and far too big restrictions towards their own "freedom". Raising the prices for meat/traveling/etc. - again not their problem, because they are rich and can afford it anyways. They only restrict the freedom of others and are unwilling to give anything up for themselves, the average joe gets affected who works his ass off, while she can do it anyways. Their solutions for immigration issues: Simply drop them off in lower-class neighborhoods, in her middle-class home she will never see the adverse consequences of mass migration. The only migrants she knows are those from academic fields during studymaxxing who stand out due to special achievements, they live in an environment that doesn't remove people based on ethnicity, but rather based on lacking morals/intelligence, the migrants she sees don't reflect the majority, the migrants who cause problems have neither the interest nor the capacities/prerequisites to pursue higher education, therefore their views of migrants are skewed.
And the worst thing is their condescending compassion and their patronising attitudes towards the lower classes - simply said: condescension masked behind a thin veil of civilty. As soon as they don't agree with her, she calls them too stupid to think (often under euphemisms like manipulation) and confuses her education with intelligence. And mostly I envy them for the easy lifes they have. The fact that they have the opportunity to go out, see the world, travel wherever they want, experience things and party, simply their ability to relax/chill. That's why their retarded platitudes (e.g. "Life is no competition") are never punished/challenged. I envy them for their privilege of being able to stop seeing life as a competition, because they already won, I envy them for their privilege to see the world as a wonderful place because for them it is.
Their solutions for climate change: Don't get children - it's not like they wanted children anyways; too much responsibilities and far too big restrictions towards their own "freedom". Raising the prices for meat/traveling/etc. - again not their problem, because they are rich and can afford it anyways. They only restrict the freedom of others and are unwilling to give anything up for themselves, the average joe gets affected who works his ass off, while she can do it anyways. Their solutions for immigration issues: Simply drop them off in lower-class neighborhoods, in her middle-class home she will never see the adverse consequences of mass migration. The only migrants she knows are those from academic fields during studymaxxing who stand out due to special achievements, they live in an environment that doesn't remove people based on ethnicity, but rather based on lacking morals/intelligence, the migrants she sees don't reflect the majority, the migrants who cause problems have neither the interest nor the capacities/prerequisites to pursue higher education, therefore their views of migrants are skewed.
And the worst thing is their condescending compassion and their patronising attitudes towards the lower classes - simply said: condescension masked behind a thin veil of civilty. As soon as they don't agree with her, she calls them too stupid to think (often under euphemisms like manipulation) and confuses her education with intelligence. And mostly I envy them for the easy lifes they have. The fact that they have the opportunity to go out, see the world, travel wherever they want, experience things and party, simply their ability to relax/chill. That's why their retarded platitudes (e.g. "Life is no competition") are never punished/challenged. I envy them for their privilege of being able to stop seeing life as a competition, because they already won, I envy them for their privilege to see the world as a wonderful place because for them it is.
