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- acharyainc
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- Lincoln
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Ugh. That is just awful.Anonymous User wrote:http://www.sacbee.com/static/weblogs/ph ... ldren.html
- Helmholtz
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Does not need to be anonymous.
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I find it disgusting to use other people's unfortunate situation to help yourself put things in perspective.
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I find it disgusting to take someone else' attempt at expressing compassion and instilling perspective in this money-hungry world, and smearing it with your callous and insensitive cynicism.legends159 wrote:I find it disgusting to use other people's unfortunate situation to help yourself put things in perspective.
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- CE2JD
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Re: To keep things in perspective
GIMMIE MAH 6-FIGURE-PAYING JOB!!!!





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I agree with this, actually.legends159 wrote:I find it disgusting to use other people's unfortunate situation to help yourself put things in perspective.
Saying, "well, I may have a ton a debt and no job, but at least I'm not that guy over there!" seems rude. Looking at those pictures "for perspective" isn't going to help any of those kids (or anyone else, for that matter).
- James Bond
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TITCR. My kids aren't going to end up like that.CE2JD wrote:GIMMIE MAH 6-FIGURE-PAYING JOB!!!!![]()
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- Cavalier
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Re: To keep things in perspective
Those kids are lucky. They don't have a contracts final in 15 days.
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your self-rightousness stinks of the rabble. And your prose is odious.ntzsch wrote:your self-rightousness stinks of the rabble.legends159 wrote:I find it disgusting to use other people's unfortunate situation to help yourself put things in perspective.
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Yeah, that was directed more at the real Nietzsche then at you. I've never experienced someone use so much language and intellect toward the end of not expressing a cohesive thought.ntzsch wrote:Renzo wrote:your self-rightousness stinks of the rabble. And your prose is odious.ntzsch wrote:your self-rightousness stinks of the rabble.legends159 wrote:I find it disgusting to use other people's unfortunate situation to help yourself put things in perspective.
you write eloquently, although, you lost me with your last sentence.
(haha, and I was quoting Nietzsche)
- Helmholtz
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Those kids will be able to write some kickass Personal Statements.
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Sadly, they won't. But, someone from New Haven will write about how bad they felt after looking at the pictures, and how they should be allowed to go to law school so they can protect the rights of homeless trash-picking kids across the globe.Helmholtz wrote:Those kids will be able to write some kickass Personal Statements.
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