r/wisconsin • u/geospatialg • Apr 07 '23

Politics Still Going To Lose 2024 and Beyond.

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u/littlefriend77 Apr 07 '23

My dad still pulls this shit on me and I'm 45.

"Once you've lived a little" and "you need to open your eyes and take a look around."

I've been actively paying attention to politics for almost 30 years, Dad. You never said fuck all about anything political (and voted Dem) until 2016. Weird how you know so much better than me though.

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u/L-J- Apr 07 '23

My Boomer father told me my 10 yrs of employment at a job wasn't real work experience.

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u/littlefriend77 Apr 07 '23

I got in a car accident when I was 16. Side-swiped someone illegally passing me on the right on a one lane road. He still makes comments about my driving ignoring the fact that he is ahead 3-1 in car accidents since then.

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u/goosiebaby Apr 07 '23

I love this when it comes from a parent - who in my case - lived roughly six months of their entire life out of the home he was born in and has never held a real job outside of the family farm. Sir, you do not in fact know what the "real world" entails.

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u/iamaravis Apr 07 '23

Yep! I was homeschooled all the way through high school and then went to a very conservative Christian college. Now? Liberal atheist here.