• rah
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    4 hours ago

    The obvious implication of setting your own convenience above someone else’s health and safety is that you think you’re above them.

    Setting their own convenience above everyone else’s health and safety is what these Amazon drivers have done.

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      4 hours ago

      An infantile ‘no u’ that’s to be expected from a stupid, spoiled child. I’m trying to do a physical fucking job with as little damage to my body as possible. But no matter how many times you hear the consequences you put on the health and safety of other people, your fucking spoiled entitlement and positioning your humanity over others causes you to interpret it as “convenience.” This is projection. You can’t be fucking bothered to wait a few seconds. That’s literally a complaint about convenience. But you’re human and I’m not so the scales must be tipped in your favor, hence your mental gymnastics.

      I wonder if you can understand that I’m replying to your comment without quoting the entire thing word for word. Dope.

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        20 minutes ago

        You can’t be fucking bothered to wait a few seconds. That’s literally a complaint about convenience.

        Blocking a cyclepath impacts the safety of cyclists. And yet:

        no matter how many times you hear the consequences you put on the health and safety of other people, your fucking spoiled entitlement and positioning your humanity over others causes you to interpret it as “convenience.”

        You’re projecting.