Those who enjoy going after people for "not working hard" and "always asking for handouts," did you do all your homework in school?

Just wondering. If you did all your homework all the time, no matter how long it took, without complaining, then good for you! You've earned the right to lecture at other people for their work ethics.

Or maybe you felt 6 hours was a long-enough day. Or maybe you were okay with doing about 2 hours of homework, but no more than that, for a total of an 8-hour day.

So, now, in the adult world, do you agree that no one who works 40 hours a week should be in poverty? Or do you now think that people who work 40 hours a week and remain in poverty should get a second job? If the latter, then why weren't you okay with doing far more than 2 hours of homework a night in order to learn?

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Miram · 31-35, F

I enjoyed homework.
I cheated on religious studies bécause I didn't respect the material nor the instructors.

I don't lecture people. I believe cooperation is necessary in a successful society. I see less and less of that in the modern world.

I also believe in bending the rules or breaking them in some contexts. This is no perfect world with just rulings.

33person · 26-30, M

@Miram I am tempted to give you the best answer, but I should let other people answer.

CountScrofula · 41-45, M

I'll even flip that and ask why some people get to be born into incredible wealth and privilege and are under no obligation to work a day in their life.

Why are we so obsessed with people with the least money when we're all being fucked by those with the most? How come they get a free pass?

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