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What are you good at?

10 replies

Namehanger · 24/07/2016 17:57

I am rubbish at sport, making friends, not good at all that girly small talk, art, anything involving fixing things. I have friends who can do all that stuff.

What I was good at at school was learning, I enjoyed critical thinking, understanding complex problems. Also worked hard. State educated. So I did well, passed loads of exams and ended up in a professional job.

Not everyone is book smart, studied to a higher level. So when I suggest that I might be 'more intelligent' than the majority of the population it is not because I think am better than most people who voted leave.

Why is that such an outrageous thing to say? To suggest that a proportion of leavers voted without understanding the issues is NOT calling them racist, xenophobes.

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Onetimeatbandcamp · 24/07/2016 18:14

Is this a real post? 😂😂

Corcory · 24/07/2016 18:23

Are you for real?

RortyCrankle · 24/07/2016 21:01
Biscuit

It seems you don't need to be uneducated to be ignorant.

Sooverthis · 24/07/2016 21:03

Err what?

A4Document · 27/07/2016 11:15
Biscuit
MaryAll · 27/07/2016 13:40

I think it is way more complicated than that ...

facebookrecruit · 27/07/2016 13:48

Educated fool is the term you are looking for. Or douchebag

Sooverthis · 27/07/2016 14:03

I am good at sport, making friends, not good at all that girly small talk, art, anything involving fixing things. I am the friend who can do all that stuff.
I also enjoy critical thinking, understanding complex problems. Also worked hard. State educated. So I did well, passed loads of exams and ended up in a professional job.
Would I be unreasonable to therefore suggest that I might be 'more intelligent' than the majority of the population it is not because I think am better than most people who voted Leave yes I fucking would it's a democracy everyone citizen over eighteen gets a vote.

CancellyMcChequeface · 27/07/2016 15:08

If you're as educated as you claim you might be familiar with the historical discourse surrounding working-class people not knowing what's good for them and needing their 'social betters' to make decisions for them. It's not generally seen as a good thing.

I got over the 'anyone who supports the opposite political stance/party to me must be an idiot' thing when I was about 14, because it's so much more complex than that. But I guess some people never do.

Hoping this is a troll, TBH.

A4Document · 27/07/2016 23:14

Hear hear Cancelly.

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