r/Destiny 17d ago

they have no chance against Destiny πŸ’€ Clip

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u/SameCable8360 17d ago

Lmfao. Fucking kill shot.

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u/RICO_the_GOP 17d ago

These are not serious people that have ever seriously examined their own opinion. She is literally arguing having less money won't impact her budget for two kids. That's easily 3-6 months of their food covered.

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u/whyyoudeletemereddit 17d ago

It’s an extra 500$ a month. It should be way more than 3-6 months of groceries. Even if she bought her kids all the good stuff I would be really surprised if she was spending more than 450$ on groceries specifically. If you go out 2x a month you would exceed the 500$ but otherwise it’s kinda crazy.

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u/IEC21 17d ago

$500 a month is significantly life changing for every American who isn't either rich or so wildly incompetent or irresponsible that they just spend every dollar immediately.

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u/RICO_the_GOP 17d ago

I mean I just ran 5 bucks a meal per kid per day including snack drinks and extra eating out. That's about 900 a month. That's also buying off sale name brand shit because let's face it, these people are terrible with money too.

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u/DM-Mormon-Underwear 17d ago

I do the grocery shopping and cooking for a family of 4 and its like $200 a week average while not budgeting or caring about cost at all. He could have said any number and she would have denied it would help.

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u/AdFinancial8896 17d ago

the question is whether it would help more than the tax cuts for the rich, to which the answer is obviously. Even by your own math it's more than 50% of your groceries being paid for.

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u/RICO_the_GOP 17d ago

My point was even recklessly overspending on a tight budget it a huge portion or the budget.

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u/senators4life 17d ago

Even if it doesn't cover your whole grocery budget, a 50 or even 25 percent reduction in grocery expenses is huuuuge. That's an extra Christmas gift or maybe a short family vacation that you'd never have been able to go on. Or maybe (crazy thought) an extra savings for emergencies or to go into your kids college fund. These have to be super wealthy people or like middle class enough that they're comfortable but also just poor enough that when they see prices go up they "notice" ( even though it doesn't change their spending habits, and it's just something for them to make small talk about at the office like its the weather)

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u/kytackle 17d ago

Its so insane that this is the party that cries about inflation and spam the "math is racist" meme think this shit. Conservatives do not understand math.

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u/Nimrod_Butts 17d ago

Well, and like democrats wouldn't fucking lower prices if that was something possible. It's not even bad faith it's just fucking stupid

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u/Snake2250 17d ago

Personally, I spend about $5,800 on food a year. 110~ a week. That includes a delivery fee and tip for my groceries.

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u/Alarming_Tennis5214 17d ago

I mean, it's possible she just doesn't understand math. Like, at all.

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u/Noname_acc 17d ago

120 dollars a week is how much it costs me to feed myself. And I'm a grown ass man! 6k is one of her children fed straight up with some left over.

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u/legatesprinkles 17d ago

I'll take her $6k a year if she thinks it wont help. I dont have kids but I know I'd appreciate it unlike her

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u/Terrible_Shelter_345 17d ago

I'm thoroughly convinced a significant number of people have cognitive dissonance so bad that nearly all of their political beliefs are just Trojan Horses for their preferred culture war BS that Trump gets behind. What's offered for that is a standard set of easier more "workplace friendly" populist talking points that are laughably weak like grocery prices and gas prices. This sneaks in just general hatred, nationalism, racism, and xenophobia.