If the US gov’t wanted to eradicate poverty, it could do so much to eradicate poverty. If it wanted to eradicate hunger, it could do so much to eradicate hunger. If it wanted to eradicate illiteracy, it could do so much to eradicate illiteracy. The lesson here? It really doesn’t.

Mar 1, 2021 · 6:14 AM UTC

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Right on! And the list goes on and on. They do like bombing other countries though!
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instead we demonize countries like china that have eradicated (absolute) poverty. poverty is big business in the US, and the government, regardless of party, are responsible for ensuring it continues.
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@moms4FAPE
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Facts...as disheartening as it is.
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What does it want then?
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Not government's role. That is the role for neighbors and communities. Churches and selectmen. Perhaps the reason it doesn't happen is because of the selfishness and rot in neighborhoods. Instead of looking to government, look in the mirror.
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@marwilliamson i am a fan of yours - and i don't believe these kind of comments help- or serve any purpose of benefit. I do wish you were part of govt. to propose policies.
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Give the guy a minute will you? Obviously none of that was moving forward during the conman’s time in office. In fact it went backwards at warp speed. But have some patience. Joe cares.
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If USA put as much energy and resources into peace as it does war the country and the world would be a very different place. forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/20…
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Try becoming a teacher at a slum school and you'll see it's not that simple
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