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inanna

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12. Nope. And I'd be considered "working poor" or maybe "working class" by many...

Reply to uppityperson (Original post)

Sun Aug 13, 2017, 03:24 PM

Aug 2017

I'm totally capable of getting pissed off for a good reason. Hell, I'm pissed right now over Charlotteville. But I'm not going to let these events turn me into some kind of genocidal maniac.

I've always been very conscious of the fact that depression era economics played a big role in the rise of Hitler.

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When you were/are poor, did you ever consider joining a hate group? [View all] uppityperson Aug 2017 OP

Well, I'm on DU... Wounded Bear Aug 2017 #1

I can't figure out... syringis Aug 2017 #2

No. old guy Aug 2017 #3

None of those manbaby fascists looked impoverished to me n/t leftstreet Aug 2017 #4

That's an oversimplification loyalsister Aug 2017 #5

Enabling white supremacy is bad. A person is not necessarily a "bad person", but that's certainly a uppityperson Aug 2017 #6

I was really struck by the points made in these articles loyalsister Aug 2017 #9

Good people can do bad things, intentionally and unintentionally uppityperson Aug 2017 #11

I've been paying attention to carelessness because it has become more noticeable to me loyalsister Aug 2017 #13

Never crossed my mind in my wildest dreams. Coventina Aug 2017 #7

Nope...got a second job.. HipChick Aug 2017 #8

Between working as much as possible and personal life and a little sleep FLPanhandle Aug 2017 #10

Nope. And I'd be considered "working poor" or maybe "working class" by many... inanna Aug 2017 #12