There's a war on the poor in this country. propublica.org/article/state…

Dec 30, 2021 · 2:16 AM UTC

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There's been a war on the poor of Africa for over 500 years. Africans die every day from a lack of electricity!
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 @apocalypseos
27 Dec 2021
The US is in the greatest crisis of leadership in many decades. We don't have a political leader with a vision for the US or the world. The first human right is the right to live. Electricity, food + transportation are human rights. ‘Human rights’ and ‘democracy’ are a fraud.

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🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉
 @apocalypseos
30 Dec 2021
Activists who’ve never had to worry about starvation, malaria and simple survival have no right to impose their fears, prejudices & ideologies on the world’s poor. A true friend of Africa would fund hard infrastructure, nuclear power. Let Africa burn coal!

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I find it very hard to believe that any government could become the enemy of poor people.
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“Think of the ways in which we could change our thinking as a human race away from it’s all about me to it’s all about us.” Marianne Williamson
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And the administrative class are the soldiers
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True statement 👌 💯 Jesus said this would happened.
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The Feudal Lord's simply want to force their Serfs back into the fields is all, why can't you see that?
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"According to recent federal data, states are sitting on $5.2 billion in unspent funds from the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program, or TANF ... with Hawaii, Tennessee and Maine hoarding the most cash per person living at or below the federal poverty line."
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agree that states need to distribute funds for their intended purpose, no doubt. would add that people have a responsibility to not have more children than they can afford. in addition to increased costs, that situation can lead to stress & health issues for the entire family.
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Yes, and I support unions and the Poor People's Campaign and people like you as it is time for the poor and workers to win this war.
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