I Don't Like It When People Say ... sayings people trot out that make you angry ...

Greyson

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I DON'T LIKE IT WHEN PEOPLE SAY ...'I have paid my debt to society' ... usually said in a self righteous defensive manner. What they should say is 'I have had a slap on the wrist and got off really lightly, I will never be able to undo the pain I have caused other people.'
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