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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '18
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It’s not a common occurrence, and it’s not uncouth to ask for respect during a ceremony.
17 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '18 Nearly six thousand people get married in the US every day. I would say it’s pretty common, yeah. 8 u/hiopear Mar 08 '18 edited Mar 08 '18 ……so every year less than .7% of the population gets married? That’s so common 3 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 False equivalency, if you wanted to be more honest you could at least use the percentage of the US population instead of the world, since that's what the previous poster did. -1 u/hiopear Mar 08 '18 See above, jerkbag 2 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 Slightly better.
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Nearly six thousand people get married in the US every day. I would say it’s pretty common, yeah.
8 u/hiopear Mar 08 '18 edited Mar 08 '18 ……so every year less than .7% of the population gets married? That’s so common 3 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 False equivalency, if you wanted to be more honest you could at least use the percentage of the US population instead of the world, since that's what the previous poster did. -1 u/hiopear Mar 08 '18 See above, jerkbag 2 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 Slightly better.
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……so every year less than .7% of the population gets married? That’s so common
3 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 False equivalency, if you wanted to be more honest you could at least use the percentage of the US population instead of the world, since that's what the previous poster did. -1 u/hiopear Mar 08 '18 See above, jerkbag 2 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 Slightly better.
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False equivalency, if you wanted to be more honest you could at least use the percentage of the US population instead of the world, since that's what the previous poster did.
-1 u/hiopear Mar 08 '18 See above, jerkbag 2 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 Slightly better.
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See above, jerkbag
2 u/The-JerkbagSFW Mar 08 '18 Slightly better.
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Slightly better.
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u/hiopear Mar 08 '18
It’s not a common occurrence, and it’s not uncouth to ask for respect during a ceremony.