Am I right? Am I justified?

[Cuddlefish]

The conversation was about low income people that choose to buy liquor over food.

I mean, am I right? If so, am I accomplishing anything by responding to this tripe, or should I just mind my own business? Shit like this has a tendency to get me all worked up.

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I think you're both right, but that David is more wrong.

And IMO, getting worked up about something you really care about is intrinsically good, regardless of whether it seems to immediately accomplish anything.

I say keep going until the anger launches you into a sarcastic fury. Take it to the wall.

[hooplala]

Hey, at least nobody called it a disease so I'm happy, but yeah... I say nail him to the wall. That's what Facebook is for, isn't it?

[AFK]

I think you're definitely on track.  Addiction, especially chemical addiction, is a very intricate behavioral health issue and isn't as simple as soome one just "well, then stop"-ing. 

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

The conversation was about low income people that choose to buy liquor over food.

I mean, am I right? If so, am I accomplishing anything by responding to this tripe, or should I just mind my own business? Shit like this has a tendency to get me all worked up.

People like that asswipe need smaked hard and often.

Their logic is fucked to begin with. If addiction is a disease that the addict needs to seek treatment for, why do they want to punish and marginalize diseased people?

Ream his ass till he cries. 

[Richter]

It sounds like the right motobike to me Dimo.

Just keep in mind that you are dealing with a person addicted to being a righteous ass.  He needs compassion and all that. To the face.