Me too. I believe that I should have the freedom and independence to gather as much money as I want, which is why I’m glad I live in America. I think it’s terrible though, that some people in this country want to take that freedom away from me, and reduce my independence by forcing me to pay out cash to people who refuse to earn it. I mean, if a homeless guy wants to wipe my ass and rub my feet then I wouldn’t mind giving him a little something, but most of them are too egotistical to recognize their place in society and do what they should to come up. They all just want something free from someone who earned it, which is the same thing as stealing.
I believe in the freedom and independence to rob or steal from the so called powerful.
I believe in the freedom and independence to burn their dwellings into the ground.
That whole knowing your place never sat well with me.
Nah man, sound like you know your place is on top. So start burning, or start whoring and you’ll get there soon enough.
The difference between you and me is that I have a sense of humility.
So which is it? Are you destined to burn your way to the top? Or are you humbly waiting your turn?
Oh, I will certainly burn my way to the top but I’ll never forget where I came from either.
I sympathize with the unfortunate. It’s the people that have everything of whom I despise that I have no problem with slaughtering.
I’m old school of a more Robinhood type perception.
Didn’t robin hood bleed out?
No. He lived the rest of his days as an outlaw fucking Maid Marian.
I think that’s the new version. It used to be that he bled out. I think they changed it to trick the masses.
Proof? I’m quite the fan of the literary Robinhood. The alleged historical one also.
At any rate, let’s create a thread of debate that you so desperately want to initiate. It could be fun. 
I already said that I’m so in favor of deregulation that I can’t even submit to the rules of debate.
Who said there had to be any rules?
We’re both a bunch of vulgar and decadent social deviants. Like either one of us would follow rules to begin with anyways. 
Exactly.
Meh, there’s no proof other than folklore.
The story of Robinhood’s death was published in 1917. There is no concrete evidence to support any of that. 
He’s not real man.
I didn’t say he was ‘real’. I think there’s a possibility that the story was based off of a real person but at present time such postulations are inconclusive.
I like entertaining the notion anyways. Nonetheless I like the literary story.
Let’s go and steal some rich people’s shit and evade taxes.
That’s a plan I can get on board with.
I’m gonna go to the gas station right now and run the change scam where you give em a 20 then they give you 10 and change, then you say, “wait, I have a ten right here.” Then they give the 20 back and you give them the 10 back and you end up leaving with your shit free or something, depending on how much shit you got and all.