Well, now you have to cut them a little slack on that one.
Whenever they own something, it gets treated like shit as well.
That really is true. Being a single mom that didn't qualify for welfare, we lived in the same neighborhoods as those that did. Of course, their houses were nicer, cooler in summer & warmer in winter. Their clothing was nicer. Their toys were nicer. They never rolled pennies to buy medicine for a sick kid. And they laughed at me for the ways I saved money. They would throw things out...and we'd go pick them up, fix them, and use them. (Got all our furniture this way. Fix it, clean it up, treat it for bugs, and use it for years.) They would sell all their kids' clothes at garage sales every couple years, thought I was crazy for keeping them for the next kid. Never mind that I saved a ton of money by buying their kids' clothes at garage sales and not having to re-buy them for the next kid.
We watched time and again as they welfare folks had their big parties (and drank way too much.) We watched them trash their government homes, their cars, their furniture, their kids. We watched them waste every bit of wealth that did come their way buying better toys, better clothes, pretty used cars with lousy engines or broken transmissions, etc. etc.
Now, given any luck, I am actually on a path to building enough wealth that I may be able to retire someday...while they are still eating taxpayer money, smoking taxpayer money, wasting taxpayer money...and will leave their kids with nothing except a huge bill.
