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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Believe_N_Me on April 24, 2024, 12:53:19 PM
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Is not having a social support system.
If you don't have family or friends, then any event that disrupts your stream of income will drive you to become homeless. I haven't even touched upon those who develop addictions and other habits that are self-sabotaging.
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The LEFT doesn't like to get to the heart of the matter.
The government can't solve your problem of not having friends and family.
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The LEFT has a silly belief that bad behavior happens when there is a material deficit somewhere. A basic need is being unmet.
For example, thieves are those who don't earn enough money at their honest job. If that's true, then why are there white collar thieves? ::) Thieves who have lower paying jobs don't steal out of necessity any more than thieves with high paying jobs. The real reason they both steal is because the desire to do the right thing is missing from both their heart and conscious.
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Especially elderly parents that gave it their all to raise their kids and when it's their kids time to take care of them, they just kicked them to the curb like garbage... :idiot2: ;D
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Like sons who marry a Chinese wife.
That's just a big no-no when it comes to Hmong cultural expectations of the sons.
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homeless makes the USA look bad and weak
we should do everything to help them poor folk
O0 O0
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Poor decision making.
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homeless makes the USA look bad and weak
we should do everything to help them poor folk
O0 O0
We can't give them a family. This isn't China where we piece them together like Frankenstein.
Have you ever read stories by Ha Jin? In his short stories collection, "The Bridegroom", there is a story about a man who suffers amnesia after a big earthquake hits the city where he works. Now this man was not living in his hometown when the earthquake happened. A lot of people lost their family members, especially children who become orphans. In order to restore the city as fast as possible and get people back into their old routines, city leaders start assigning people into families.
The protagonist is paired up with a woman and a little boy is assigned to them. They are to be husband and wife, and the boy is their son. The man develops a fondness for the little boy but never quite feels attached to the woman, although he appreciates her dutifulness. He keeps getting the feeling of familiarity by being with the little boy. One day, his memory comes flooding back and he remembers that he already has a wife and son in another city. He wants to return to them but feels guilty for abandoning his new family, especially the little boy whose grown close to him.
He eventually musters up the courage to leave. It's very sad because he takes the little boy out for a treat and buys him a gift. Then he takes the boy back home and tells him to be good to his mom before leaving.
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Poor decision making.
Especially single people who don't pre-plan/save. If they lose their job, get sick, or experience any type of event that disrupts their stream of income then they'll be out on the streets.
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sooo all the orphan kid are fawk huh???
shouldn’t the government be their parent?? as in supporting system
you have low IQ
and no solution
;D ;D ;D
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Like sons who marry a Chinese wife.
That's just a big no-no when it comes to Hmong cultural expectations of the sons.
Says the HYPOCRITE lunatic "abandoned" her elderly mom and caused part of her mom to "die"..
by kicking her own elderly mother to the curb just because her mom is too old to babysit her litter for her..
Despite all the sacrifice her elderly mom has made over the years to raise her, she still has zero shame abusing and then kicking her to the curb like garbage. :idiot2: ;D