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I'd suggest traveling to a country in the developing world before making a statement like that. Clean water (ie, no Malaria), soup kitchens, human rights, no s
by comatose_kid 19y ago
I'd suggest traveling to a country in the developing world before making a statement like that.
Clean water (ie, no Malaria), soup kitchens, human rights, no shanty towns, opportunity to improve your life, and the availability of public education provide a safety net that developing countries often lack.
Being poor in America is surely difficult, but I'd much rather be poor here (or in the developed world in general) than be poor in a 3rd world country.