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I think there are millions of people in the US who "want" to change their situation. I don't think the US you are describing actually exists
by chipgap98 11y ago
I think there are millions of people in the US who "want" to change their situation. I don't think the US you are describing actually exists
- arrty88 11y agoIf you have 5 kids, you probably can't easily change things: http://www.allenbwest.com/2016/02/hilarious-judge-judy-contestant-inadvertently-explains-exactly-whats-wrong-with-liberalism/ http://www.allenbwest.com/2016/02/hilarious-judge-judy-conte... But anyone with half a brain can start going to local libraries to get interested in subjects, attend community college, apply for new jobs, learn a trade, etc etc
- vmorgulis 11y agoA lot of people are interested by nothing.
- Lawtonfogle 11y ago>I think there are millions of people in the US who "want" to change their situation. And there are 10s of millions who want to lose weight. Is there a significant social issue preventing the loss of weight, is losing weight an achievable American dream... or does want alone not achieve a dream? The problem isn't the lack of desire, it is the lack of discipline. Even if we made becoming filthy rich as easy as losing weight why would people do the former when they still can't do the latter today?