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[–] 0 points 2 years ago (1 child)

You're the one who makes the claim:

If you work hard and become a professional you can make 100-120k in your 30s. Maybe as much as 150 if you get lucky. Those jobs exist in places where rent is 50% take home and ownership is completely off the table.

what you wrote could only be said by a total imbecile

Where did I say that?

Only a total imbecile has no idea that he's talking to someone else when user names and profile pictures are prominently on display.

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    From the 0% of the population that get rich by hard work.

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    An opinion piece is not a source. Where did they come by this data? Following the links only takes this far: https://cdn.ramseysolutions.net/media/company/pr/everyday-millionaires-research/national-study-of-millionaire-new.pdf

    Which 1) Indicates it was a survey. I'm sure millionaires like to believe, and have other believe, they made it all themselves but that's hardly scientific. They conveniently forget things like daddy paying to get them into a fancy school and giving them a cushy position in a business they own.
    and 2) doesn't share the study or methodology in any way. It is impossible to check their work.

    So we just have the word of a company that wants your money saying "trust me." They also have a bridge they would like to sell you.

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    I don't fucking care.

    For someone who doesn't fucking care you've sure been posting a lot of nonsense.

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