During the Great Depression, this kind of mass despair was met by Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the moral enormity of the New Deal. Today it is met with the most cruel and callous disregard.
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Sep 26, 2020 路 4:57 AM UTC

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No comparison to the Great Depression and the hardship of those people.
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By what measure do you say that?
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The United States Of America- we as a generation needs to decide what kind of country do we want?
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Also as the result of a mass labor and anti eviction movement, without which there would have been no new deal
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MW, many economists said the New Deal made it worse. This was discussed in length during 2008-9. You can read.
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remember, before they got to the New Deal they had to go thru experiences like having to slaughter any edible city zoo animals, meat to distribute to the starving ppl
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I think it would be a great exercise for everyone to sit in silence and jot down what their grateful for.
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If Democrat Governors were not purposely keeping things closed then many of these people would get their job back. Restaurants, schools, special events like sports and concerts etc. If you are afraid of the virus then you don't have to go to any of these places or events.
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that's because there was a MASSIVE pressure campaign back then. read some history
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The government had utterly failed us. They are literally using us as leverage while people go homeless. It鈥檚 disgusting
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