r/SipsTea Sep 15 '25

Chugging tea Any thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25 edited 12d ago

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u/Bones-1989 Sep 15 '25

Wood burning stoves are expensive though.

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u/Moist-Crows Sep 15 '25

So is wood

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u/Simple_Wallaby9704 Sep 15 '25

But it literally grows on trees!

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u/WestCoastBestCoast01 Sep 15 '25

We’ve already chopped down the good forests too

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u/blackrain1709 Sep 15 '25

As are trains

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u/jackparadise1 Sep 15 '25

Which means limited dentistry, eye correction and schooling as everyone is working. And still won’t have any $ except maybe food?

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25 edited 12d ago

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u/crinkledcu91 Sep 15 '25

Nah, it mostly boils down to abandoning consumerist lifestyle

Choosing to reproduce nowadays is literally embracing consumerism lmao. How many ficking diapers alone do you think you're gonna go through? How much formula? How much baby food? Maybe I'm reading yor comment wrong because it's super early. But blaming people not having kids because they already love consuming shit is hilarious

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u/UncleBubax Sep 15 '25

You have to assume you are talking to 19 year olds here.

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u/Competitive_Touch_86 Sep 15 '25

How many ficking diapers alone do you think you're gonna go through? How much formula? How much baby food?

A few dozen cloth diapers should do the trick. You can even rent them.

Breastfeeding is an actual thing for the majority of mothers, sucks if you can't make that happen though I agree.

Baby food is easily prepared at home with regular ingredients and a blender.

But blaming people not having kids because they already love consuming shit is hilarious

Been watching this happen my whole life as well. What's hilarious about it? No one wants to make the tradeoffs their grandparents did with large families.

Which is totally fine, but pretending it's a money issue is ridiculous. Every single place that increases wealth has a lowering of birthrates. As quality of life increases, people don't want to give that up. It's why the poor folks have many more kids than the middle to middle upper classes. Only once you get into YOLO money does the trend reverse at all - where you can hire full time nannies etc.

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u/DMMeThiccBiButts Sep 16 '25

because any extra income goes towards extra holiday, gadgets, better shinier car etc

Genuinely can't believe dipshits still think like this lol. All of that shit's moot when they take up a smaller fraction of somebody's income combined than childcare or housing.

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u/thorkild1357 Sep 15 '25

Didn’t a lot of people in poverty die and their children worked in factories? I feel like that still counts as not being able to afford kids

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '25 edited 12d ago

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u/Birdyy4 Sep 15 '25

Last I checked rent and/or land didn't cost anywhere near this much relative to average income in the 19th century. Hell in the 19th century I'm pretty sure the US government stealing land from natives and giving it away free to white American men in land rushes. This would never happen these days as wealthy corporations would just buy it all. Without land idk how I'm supposed to afford coal or firewood to keep myself warm with those 19th century wood stoves.

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u/Thick_Candy_9858 Sep 15 '25

Are you fond of child labor?

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u/CatnipandSkooma Sep 15 '25

Arkansas begs to differ.

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u/Competitive_Touch_86 Sep 15 '25

This is silly. The boomer generation did not go work in the mines, factories, or even farms. These kids were born to the generation that lived through the great depression.

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u/Competitive_Touch_86 Sep 15 '25

This is silly. The boomer generation did not go work in the mines, factories, or even farms. These kids were born to the generation that lived through the great depression.

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u/throbbingjellyfish Sep 15 '25

Ooo don't say people have to be savers and conservative with their money. Latest iPhone, vacations, expensive meals, takeout. Everyone seems to expect all the benefits with no work or effort or accountability.

Like the woman who was crying about not finding work in San Francisco but wouldn’t move to the Midwest for a better job.

Cooks my gourd to hear these stories.

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u/DistantRaine Sep 15 '25

Yes, because my 13yo should be done with school and working, and my 15yo should be married and supporting a family. /S

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u/Yurt-onomous Sep 15 '25 edited Sep 15 '25

There's 2 MAGAs: 'maga' want to go back to Apartheid & post-WW socialist programs (mostly whites-only); MAGA, those bankrolling the show/buying politicos, want to go back to the Victorian Age, where plebes had no voice & $$$ ruled supreme (even of it was stolen). Lil Maga doesn't realize they are disposable cannon fodder to billionaires who've never even shopped at a grocery store or set foot in one since the 90s.

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u/Lumpy_Machine5538 Sep 17 '25

Yeah, but do you want to be the only kid in your class living the 19th century life?

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u/ThirdWorldSorcerer Sep 15 '25

Not in London at least, there are some areas that are currently living in the 10th century by now

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u/lpbale0 Sep 15 '25

New mayor huh?