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Who invited the UN to review us in the First place? The UN needs to go, kick them out of this country. Pull all our support from the crap countries we give it too, every friggin dime in Treasure and American lives..... and give it to Alabama GET US OUT OF THE UN............
The article is stupid, especially the photos they chose to use. Two tires in the grass as a sign of poverty? Who put the tires there? The government? And the neighborhood in Selma didn't even look that bad. I've seen way worse neighborhoods all over the country.
Poverty is all relative. Poor people in America have it way better than people in the developing world.
The article is stupid, especially the photos they chose to use. Two tires in the grass as a sign of poverty? Who put the tires there? The government? And the neighborhood in Selma didn't even look that bad. I've seen way worse neighborhoods all over the country.
Poverty is all relative. Poor people in America have it way better than people in the developing world.
The article is stupid, especially the photos they chose to use. Two tires in the grass as a sign of poverty? Who put the tires there? The government? And the neighborhood in Selma didn't even look that bad. I've seen way worse neighborhoods all over the country.
Poverty is all relative. Poor people in America have it way better than people in the developing world.
You do realize you're kind of proving their point?
Keep bringing in more poor people...millions of them.. see how many you will see living on the streets, sleeping on your porch, robbing and killing Americans , and bringing down this country.
California has the most homeless and people on welfare and various other benefits. A third of the entire country's in one state.
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