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Blame the rich, not the poor | A RICH PERSON USES GOVERNMENT AND GLOBAL INSTITUTIONS TO LOOT THE PLANET OF ITS WEALTH AND NOBODY BATS AN EYE; A POOR PERSON ASKS FOR SUPPORT AND PEOPLE BLAME THEM FOR THEIR OWN SITUATION, AND INSIST THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM THEY DIDN’T TAKE | image tagged in and everybody loses their minds,rich people,one percent,wealth,socialism,capitalism | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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0 ups, 3y,
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99% of homeless reject help when offered to them. And by help, I don’t mean cash handouts they can use to buy more M-30 pills.
1 up, 3y,
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Your example is NYC where outreach workers tried to help homeless currently on the streets. More than two-thirds of homeless people are in shelters or transitional housing.
0 ups, 3y,
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Wrong. It’s Phoenix, AZ where outreach workers tried to help homeless and the vast majority of them declined. They’d rather stay homeless and high.
1 up, 3y,
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You're still wrong about the location for that study. Guess you'd rather continue simping for capitalists and remain uneducated.
0 ups, 3y,
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I don’t know what study you’re talking about. I’m talking about a crime report I heard directly from Phoenix police officers at a recent block watch meeting. But you sound like you’re content with your lack of education on the subject, so don’t let my additional information alter your anti-capitalist perspective.
1 up, 3y,
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You can blame the homeless, or you can blame the current social fabric. America has 500,000 homeless, and more and more as people lose employment -- where Cuba has virtually zero homeless. It's not a matter of homeless refusal, it's a failure to afford stable living to all.
1 up, 3y,
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And yet Cubans risk their lives crossing the ocean to get to America. I don’t see any Americans trying to enter Cuba for their great socialist system. 😂
1 up, 3y,
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A majority of them immigrate by land -- most of the sea immigration happened in the 90s. And yeah, I'm sure the U.S. embargo has nothing to do with their current economic woes.
1 up, 3y,
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You do know Cuba is an island, don’t you? How do they immigrate to the US by land? 😂

If Cuba’s socialist system is so great, US embargo shouldn’t have any barring on their economy. It’s not like the US is the only country Cuba is able to trade with.
1 up, 3y,
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Most travel to another southern country then enter the United States.

Ridiculous statement. The US is a trade epicenter and a global influence. We know fully well what we’re doing when we impose sanctions on middle Eastern countries. The effects are devastating. The resentment from those sanctions literally inspired the 9/11 attacks. The US embargo has always hindered the economic progress of Cuba.

Vietnam is a richer Marxist-Leninist country that is successful without a US embargo. China has been extremely successful with state interventionist policies.
0 ups, 3y
“Most travel to another southern country then enter the United States”
And how did they get to the other country? I’m pretty sure Mexico doesn’t have the same rule that, if Cubans make it to their shore, they can stay legally. Mexico also has stricter immigration laws and a wall on its southern boarder. Yet Cubans make the effort to travel to another country and risk their lives trying to sneak across our southern border . . . because the Cuban socialist society is so much betters than American capitalism 🙄

“The US is a trade epicenter and a global influence”
Interesting how the capitalist system has made us that way.

Your logic is laughable. 😂
0 ups, 3y
Oh wait. It think I found out why you think the majority of them immigrate by land. 😂😂😂
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