Ron Collins
Jul 22, 2017 · 1 min read

My point is you should be interested in moving outside of yourself (your suspicions) and encountering the real human person (actual learning).

Strangely, as regards someone who opens by calling people working for an honest living, “the despairing class”, I don’t find I’m really all that interested in you. I answered your paternalistic condescending smugness with what I think of your sort in return, and now you’re telling me what I should be interested in, and couching it (pun intended) in pop-psychology cliche like “moving outside of yourself.”

Let me make it easy for you: you have nothing to offer me, you have made yourself more than clear with your fashionable elitist self-flagellation over how you earn (pun also intended) your daily bread, and I simply warned you that your urbane bubble of fake prosperity is likely to burst sooner or later, making note of how obvious you make it that you are unprepared for that.

Make of it what you will. I have nothing riding on that outcome at all.

    Ron Collins

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