ABikerSailor
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Nice try at diversion...
I have known clean and dirty poor people, just as I have known clean and dirty middle and upper class people
I did not support or go against this idea... I was asking where peepers got their conclusion from... and also stated that the thread title was misleading
It's not diversion. I'm asking whether you agree with Carl here. There is no gotcha question, it's quite simple really.
As stated... known dirty and clean poor people, just as I have in every other class of income.... I could say there are many from all over the spectrum that could use a class on how to make themselves presentable and how to wash the stink out of their swamp ass... but being poor does not make someone inherently in need of hygiene classes
I find it rather insulting that he's saying that people who grew up in dysfunctional families don't know how to do anything or clean themselves.
My childhood was probably one of the more dysfunctional out there, yet I never stayed dirty, I knew how to work (and did), as well as made something of myself by completing a full career in the military.
It's the fact that I survived being poor and living in dysfunctional places that makes me able to help people bail themselves out of the hole they've put themselves in via circumstance or choice (and most poor people aren't that way because they choose it).
It's assholes like this clown who have never had a problem in their lives because they were born with a silver spoon in their mouths that think everyone has the same opportunities as them.
I've got news for people like that...........orphans and foster kids generally don't have those kind of opportunities.