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Topic	Alex Jones gives $3000 to 30 y/o Man to MOVE OUT of his Parents House!!
LockeMonster 05/28/18 8:02:49 PM #30:	Darmik posted... We don't know everything about their lives from a couple of articles and his interview with Alex Jones. The complicated and troubled people in my family certainly can't be summarized and solved that easily as much as they seem to think otherwise. We know enough. He was married, he has a son. His ex-wife thinks he still won't be able to support himself and admit he has mental health issues. The parents gave him $1100 to fuck off in an area where housing is $1500. Newsflash. People face bad life circumstances and can end up with mental health issues. Just by looking at him and the way he talks, there's issues there. He doesn't even sound like he was some NEET loser till his divorce. I don't know what more you want here. Are you trying to side with the parents? I'm not a shitty enough person to ever behave like that with my own children. Like Sad_Face said, things like bills and living on your are much better motivators than counting on your parents. The real world doesn't discriminate. That's why it would have been in their best interest to mitigate his issues by actually setting him up on his own. Also you're doing the same thing in terms of the Best Buy suit. Do you know for a fact what it exactly entailed and if there were merits? Or is the clickbait discription enough for you to pass judgements? --- "Scranton is great, but New York is like Scranton on acid. No, on speed. Nah. On steroids." FC: 3282-3258-0224 <cite>LockeMonster posted [p:902143139] in Alex Jones... [t:76652179]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote>We don't know everything about their lives from a couple of articles and his interview with Alex Jones. The complicated and troubled people in my family certainly can't be summarized and solved that easily as much as they seem to think otherwise. </quote> We know enough. He was married, he has a son. His ex-wife thinks he still won't be able to support himself and admit he has mental health issues. The parents gave him $1100 to fuck off in an area where housing is $1500. Newsflash. People face bad life circumstances and can end up with mental health issues. Just by looking at him and the way he talks, there's issues there. He doesn't even sound like he was some NEET loser till his divorce. I don't know what more you want here. Are you trying to side with the parents? I'm not a shitty enough person to ever behave like that with my own children. Like Sad_Face said, things like bills and living on your are much better motivators than counting on your parents. The real world doesn't discriminate. That's why it would have been in their best interest to mitigate his issues by actually setting him up on his own. Also you're doing the same thing in terms of the Best Buy suit. Do you know for a fact what it exactly entailed and if there were merits? Or is the clickbait discription enough for you to pass judgements? --- "Scranton is great, but New York is like Scranton on acid. No, on speed. Nah. On steroids." FC: 3282-3258-0224</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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