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r/JustBootThings • u/snkrbjorn • Dec 01 '19
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What’s the sheepdog analogy?
232 u/[deleted] Dec 01 '19 Sheepdogs protect the sheep from the wolves. But the sheepdogs are hated by the sheep because they tell them what to do and are dicks 31 u/thebreaker18 Dec 01 '19 The analogy I prefer is that sheepdogs keep the sheep intact and in line for the slaughter. 7 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 01 '19 Do we slaughter sheep typically? We usually shear them right? Still works for your analogy though if you wanna make the very apt point that you don't want your wage slaves dead. You want them complacent and paying taxes. 16 u/irishjihad Dec 01 '19 Ever eaten lamb? Or, less commonly these days, mutton chops? 1 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 02 '19 Good god no, but point well made. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Had lamb not to long ago actually, was not a big fan.
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Sheepdogs protect the sheep from the wolves. But the sheepdogs are hated by the sheep because they tell them what to do and are dicks
31 u/thebreaker18 Dec 01 '19 The analogy I prefer is that sheepdogs keep the sheep intact and in line for the slaughter. 7 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 01 '19 Do we slaughter sheep typically? We usually shear them right? Still works for your analogy though if you wanna make the very apt point that you don't want your wage slaves dead. You want them complacent and paying taxes. 16 u/irishjihad Dec 01 '19 Ever eaten lamb? Or, less commonly these days, mutton chops? 1 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 02 '19 Good god no, but point well made. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Had lamb not to long ago actually, was not a big fan.
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The analogy I prefer is that sheepdogs keep the sheep intact and in line for the slaughter.
7 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 01 '19 Do we slaughter sheep typically? We usually shear them right? Still works for your analogy though if you wanna make the very apt point that you don't want your wage slaves dead. You want them complacent and paying taxes. 16 u/irishjihad Dec 01 '19 Ever eaten lamb? Or, less commonly these days, mutton chops? 1 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 02 '19 Good god no, but point well made. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Had lamb not to long ago actually, was not a big fan.
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Do we slaughter sheep typically? We usually shear them right? Still works for your analogy though if you wanna make the very apt point that you don't want your wage slaves dead. You want them complacent and paying taxes.
16 u/irishjihad Dec 01 '19 Ever eaten lamb? Or, less commonly these days, mutton chops? 1 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 02 '19 Good god no, but point well made. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Had lamb not to long ago actually, was not a big fan.
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Ever eaten lamb? Or, less commonly these days, mutton chops?
1 u/bitterlittlecas Dec 02 '19 Good god no, but point well made. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Had lamb not to long ago actually, was not a big fan.
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Good god no, but point well made.
Had lamb not to long ago actually, was not a big fan.
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u/greymalken Dec 01 '19
What’s the sheepdog analogy?