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But Invincible, I admire your honesty. You have no ambition, no plans, you just want food on the table and a nonsense job, no difference with materia or status.
But Invincible, I admire your honesty. You have no ambition, no plans, you just want food on the table and a nonsense job, no difference with materia or status.
Everywhere has these places,I wouldn't call them ghettos though just run down and forgotten. Thankfully a lot of redevelopment going on these days.
Okay i didn't expect that, i seen pictures someone posted of some ghettos on that part of the world and i remember they just looked like normal apartment buildings lol, but come to think about it i think it was from a Norwegian poster
How so? idk much about the welfare state of Europe.
in America its not that bad, we have food stamps.. but it seems to be more catered to single moms, throwing us lazy dudes with no kids under the bus.
Our main negative is high rent and ghetto neighborhoods.
if any political party in ireland suggested bringing in a food stamps programme , they would be labelled a nazi by the media and hounded out of the country ( never to return )
the wellfare state here is so ingrained that come election time , most of the parties manifestos are about increasing various benefits and i dont just mean to the unemployed , more than half the working population are on some sort of benefits and all parents of children under eighteen receive payments ( childrens allowance )
while i dont agree with TEA PARTY types or those who think universal health care is an all out attack on personal freedom , i do like how americans oppose the idea of " what can my goverment do for me " , its ingrained over here
Why not? Invincible is American, that's what we call poor areas.
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