In a country where even before the pandemic 40% of Americans could not afford a $400 unexpected expenditure, how do our esteemed elected officials assume people are surviving?

Jan 30, 2021 · 4:42 AM UTC

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It wasn't that long ago that @NickHanauer gave a TED Talk that ended in something like "it's either pitchforks or a Police State." I fear that decision had already long been made by then. It's only amazing to me who thought they'd a right to the pitchforks...
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Apparently by putting them out of work, raising gas prices, insulin/epi prices, reversing Trump tax cuts and possibly imposing a tax on miles driven...thats in a week.
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By protecting hedge fund billionaires.
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The study said 40% of Americans would not use cash or cash equivalent for a surprise bill of $400. This 40% includes people who can easily pay it, but choose to charge it on a credit card. web.archive.org/web/20200215…
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Replying to @marwilliamson @district12kitty
Hungry people are angry people and the people have been starving for months now
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We all know that
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Replying to @marwilliamson @briebriejoy
It's about the Food and Water Watch map
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To survive and thrive, @marwilliamson, we must obey the perfect creator of the heavens & earth. His laws are life-giving and must be followed today as his anointed son Yahshuah said in the gospel known as Matthew. Yahshuah is the real leader - No elected official overthrows him!
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They don’t:) and don’t care:)
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You're kidding, right?
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