This is the first batch of posts from Threads that I found interesting and entertaining if not depressing.
How uniformed and lazy thinkers, think – part one.
We can’t control what others do and we can’t stop misfortune from striking. But we can control our own actions. Those who are financially prudent will most likely enjoy success, even if events don’t always go their way.
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uniformed or uninformed? Few people in uniform are also lazy!
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Hey… this isn’t all bad!
Advertising companies bank on the stupidity of people to associate their ads with unthinking people. You see all those ads selling liquor or cars or whatever with attractive young people having the times of their lives using these products. How about those political ads showing the right mix of people, even famous so-called celebrities, supporting THEIR candidate. B.T. Barnum is quoted back when as saying: “never underestimate the stupidity of people to make a profit”.
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I thought there was a pill to cure stupid ?
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there is no pill for stupid and you could have found 100 more stupid and foolish statements–here’s the well respected financial commentator Michelle Singletary on student loan forgiveness;
“it’s unfair to characterize all those hoping for loan forgiveness as irresponsible borrowers…….they were often oversold on the promise of financial security and ended up with decades of debt. Some forgiveness is fair.”
Of course, let’s make the working class pay for the debt of college students because they were too naïve to know what they were doing. If you owe for a mortgage in Ashville, NC should we step in and pay off a % for you?
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