Originally Posted by
Adam1222
These aren't facts, no matter how many times you say it is so. They are your snarky, belittling opinions. Winky face winky face.
fact: People who say you shouldn't have empathy for people in difficult working conditions because they aren't indentured servants (although you should see some of the contracts) are morally repugnant. Prove that wrong.
I believe your statement that you would stand by them even if I could "disprove" what "ordinary life" is and isn't. I have yet to see you ever admit infallibility.
The snarky, belittling opinion(s) aren't coming from me here.
I wanted to see you provide the following: a fact-based refutation of my mentioning that
"pilots, FAs and miles/points/travel bloggers don't generally fall into the category of being indentured servants or otherwise forced to work by their employers/clients"; and a fact-based refutation to my mentioning that "working for money is part of ordinary life, no matter how or how much the job keeps you or takes you from home and whether or not the person is single, coupled or otherwise has a family."
Since you claimed that those words of mine are false, I was giving you a chance to try to prove my statement as being anything but fact by using facts. Unfortunately, it seems that disproving my statement using facts isn't going to happen anytime soon.
I've never claimed to be infallible, because I know I am not.
I have no hesitation to acknowledge being wrong when in fact I'm wrong about the facts.