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Re: Evening Legal Briefs |
Nov 16, 2012, 14:00 |
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Axis wrote on Nov 16, 2012, 13:54:
Beamer wrote on Nov 16, 2012, 13:47:
You should know hard work is meaningless.
Listen, you can call me jealous all you want. I'd wager $100 I'm much more educated than you (which isn't a sign of intelligence or hard work, just a sign of pedigree) and therefore much more likely to ever be in the C-Suite of any company (because the decisions you make before 25 often matter as much as those made after - having the right letters and names after your own matter as much as what you prove on the job these days.) Hard work is meaningless? Wow.
And if you are more 'educated', I'll stick with the average working American. They are the ones who know working hard makes a difference, and they don't need self professed "educated" ones telling them how they'll succeed.
And do you plan on commenting on your racist comments earlier? I doubt you will nothing really more to say.
I can't imagine how your life will play out Beamer, so false and empty it would seem to me. How many hard workers die penniless? How many non-hard workers are rich.
You know who makes more money than every single person on this board combined? Kim Kardashian. We can say she's a fluke, but with her is her entire family, and Britney Spears, and Honey Boo Boo, and Snookie.
The GOP rallied around "hard work and intelligence = success" but it doesn't. Hard work is not going to make you rich. It won't even make you not poor. For every wealthy person working hard we have at least one poor person also working hard. That janitor in an elementary school cleaning toilets and vomit? He's working much harder than most people on this board. He's almost definitely making less than all of us on this board, too. |
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