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Originally Posted by blazey
There is no vicious circle of poverty here... it's one straight line... you survive and find ways to support yourself or you simply die... and actually, it seems to work reasonably well in comparison to the sort of attitude we've allowed to develop in England, where you can be sure of some form of help from the government or a charity, even if its just spending nights in different homeless shelters and so on and soup kitchens.
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Find ways to support yourself or 'simply' die!
'it seems to work reasonably well!'
What has gone wrong if such a system only works 'reasonably well'? Are some of the lazy beggers living despite the luxury of no food and shelter?
Bloody Hell girl, you boggle the mind whenever I read your drivel.
The same system here that tries to keep people alive despite their wish to die because they can't support themselves, is the one that is paying for you to go through College, while you can't support yourself.
At least our students only starve if they spend their food money on booze, they don't get so desperate that they have to throw themselves in front of a tank! (Though I can think of one that could benefit the nation by doing that).
