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New Legislation Proposes to Take Wall Street Out of the Housing Market
(www.nytimes.com)
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That's a really good point. I should be able to buy some people since it's a free market and it's just impossible to curb exploitation.
I don't wanna get exploited! You better be willing to buy me for a fair price...
"Best I can do is minimum wage and some cheap pizza on labor day." -somebody
Hmmm... Can you tell me how to use my paid leave? I like it when medical leave gets denied because I wasn't sick enough. Beat me with those loopholes, daddy!
“You get paid leave? Shit. Who fucked that up?”
that is not what I said at all
Looks like people think that's what you said. Maybe you should consider clarifying instead of just saying "I didn't say that" or "read it again".
If the majority of people are "misunderstanding" you, maybe you should consider the possibility that the problem is with what you said, not with the people reading it.
I've looked over it, it's one very simple sentence.
There's not much I can do at this point, my comment is caught up in the circlejerk train. That's just the ~~reddit~~lemmy experience
If everyone is misunderstanding you, and you can't figure out how to reword or explain your intention, that's not a circle jerk. That's just you expressing yourself incredibly poorly.
Reword it, delete it, or walk away. Insisting people "read it again" isn't doing anything.
You must not be very familiar with the internet
No u
Sure I am. You just need to read my post again.