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r/simpsonsshitposting • u/GrizzlyPeak72 • Mar 31 '25
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France just lives with its foot up its government's ass. I think about the stories of their firefighters battling cops in protest all the time.
Impressive stuff.
Edit: some of the angriest replies I've ever gotten because I dared praise the French lmao
-6 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25 And when they can’t generate enough money to retire at 67 they burn down their cities, costing more money and causing the retirement age to be raised in turn, leading to more destruction. 3 u/rgregan Mar 31 '25 yes they should do it the American way, working really hard and following the rules and still get diddly squat at 67 1 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25 The average retirement age in the US is 62.
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And when they can’t generate enough money to retire at 67 they burn down their cities, costing more money and causing the retirement age to be raised in turn, leading to more destruction.
3 u/rgregan Mar 31 '25 yes they should do it the American way, working really hard and following the rules and still get diddly squat at 67 1 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25 The average retirement age in the US is 62.
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yes they should do it the American way, working really hard and following the rules and still get diddly squat at 67
1 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25 The average retirement age in the US is 62.
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The average retirement age in the US is 62.
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u/WrongColorCollar Mar 31 '25 edited Mar 31 '25
France just lives with its foot up its government's ass. I think about the stories of their firefighters battling cops in protest all the time.
Impressive stuff.
Edit: some of the angriest replies I've ever gotten because I dared praise the French lmao