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[chadk]

http://www.npr.org/t...oryId=125811666

[Tender Lad]

I thought this was an Onion article at first.

[chadk]

yea, the kids tehy interviewed seem pretty clueless

[jeremx]

yea, the kids tehy interviewed seem pretty clueless

seems pretty spot on to me. hate me some hipsters.

[raubhimself]

I guess it's laziness and like, what's the point? When it comes down to it, nobody wants to fill out like another form that's just like getting sent to your house that really relatively has nothing to do with your life. I mean people would do if they got like five bucks.

Christ on a fuckin' bike (a fixie of course). Like I can kinda understand the laziness thing cus like me and my roomate like tried to return a form but I guess it wasn't like the full form and there was like some confusion on our part. But like I didn't like turn away the dude that came to our door. Maybe if like the government had like an online form it would be like way easier and like cheaper. I like never understood the like idealogical opposition to it though. I mean like since part of the government representation is based on like state population it like does affect you in getting like an accurate idea of the population and like how many representatives a state should have. But I mean like whatever, what's the government ever done for me (other than like help fund my college and soon to be giving me unemployment and like all sorts of other shit).

[thebiggameover]

if i was a hipster, i wouldnt want people to know i live in their state....

[chadk]

Just outside the record store, I meet Jamie Lilly. She knows the ads. She got the form but she thinks that returning it is just supporting a government that she doesn't believe in.

so by this theory if i don't believe in the electricty company and the way they run their business i don't have to pay them right?

[venven]

omg hilarious!