you're doing this again of taking yourself very seriously. you're very opinionated, like a teenage girl on the internet, who seems to think that they're saying clever things, but you're really quite cringe. you're again talking about the nature of ownership. if you think of an 8 year old boy who is very edgy, and the school teacher has a talk with him and he says how > i could just kill people. what if i took a knife and started stabbing people? what difference would it make i'm afraid that's you anon. me listening to you, is very much like listening to a little edgy boy saying such things. you're wrangling with the world you've been born into and can't understand. people own things, anon. get over it. i know that you think it's really deep and profound your reactions you have when you realise knives cut things, and you hear about property ownership, but you're talking to a grown up here, and i'm being patient with you. you don't know anything, you have no relevant opinion on anything. this is a matter of that when people are new to the workforce things are expensive, and it can be frustrating - especially for brats - that things they want are out of reach. but if you work you'll get promoted and you'll get paid more, and around late 20s to early 30s it will start rolling in. and then you'll realise how the world works and join the grownups. don't be a fuckup who ends up finding things are still out of reach when you grow up. you'll be just as irrelevant, but it will be more painful as then you'll know it that all the very silly baby things you say have no relevance to the world going on around you, and if you threaten the productive and stable respectable families and people around you, then you will be dealt with by the authorities.
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