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http://www.gothamgazette.com/article/Economy/20100927/21/3372
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But but we're told the stimulus is working and this was the summer of recovery.
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Some folks hope for a great recovery, I'm not as optimistic. I call what we are in the New Normal. ....as the article states, we may be in a better state than we otherwise would be b/c we are living off loans (aka "the stimulus"). I wish more of it had gone to infrastructure.For better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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whynot_31 » I wish more of it had gone to infrastructure.
And I wish Republicans didn't filibuster every single piece of legislation. But here we are.Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org -
whynot_31 » Some folks hope for a great recovery, I'm not as optimistic. I call what we are in the New Normal. ....as the article states, we may be in a better state than we otherwise would be b/c we are living off loans (aka "the stimulus"). I wish more of it had gone to infrastructure.
And some folks have their heads up their butts. Considering half of the esteemed President Barack Obama's comrades are jumping ship and barry himself couldn't fill up the ballroom at the Roosevelt Hotel in NYC tells me people are starting to open their eyes, some anyway. Consumer confidence is down, home buying is down, massive unemployment, more than half of the Country does not want Obamacare, and what about the tax cuts? Considering dems are delaying the vote on the Bush tax cuts till after the election, knowing they don't have enough votes, businesses are not hiring or starting up until they know what is happening. The esteemed President Barack Obama is the worst president in history. "Making the tax wallop even worse, Democrats haven't defused the Alternative Minimum Tax time-bomb either. According to Ken Kies, who once served as staff director of Congress's joint tax committee, as many as 30 million middle-class Americans could get hit with the AMT next year. "The Democrats are going to have fix this during the lame-duck session [in November], or this tax will hit a lot of Americans in January." The Tax Foundation has run the numbers and the tax hikes coming down the road are eye-popping. Take a school teacher married to a bus driver, with a combined income $120,000 and two kids. Only Nancy Pelosi would consider them "rich," but their income taxes will go up $4,499 next year, even before any potential AMT penalty, which could add several thousand dollars to their tax bill. A family of four with an income of $45,000 would pay $2,083 more in taxes. Ouch. And that hard-working single mom, who Mr. Obama talks all the time? If she makes $40,000 a year, she will pay the IRS $1,607 a year more. Republicans are set to make the tax hit a big campaign issue in the next five weeks. Eric Cantor, the Republican Whip, tells me: "Democrats have always wanted to raise these tax rates on everyone -- not just the rich. I'm not surprised how this turned out." Welcome to the Obama-Pelosi era of "shared sacrifice." -
Eggcream, Unless your real name is STEPHEN MOORE, please don't forget to cite. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703882404575519961849221940.html Back on topic, Whether you were for the stimulus or now, we are going to have to pay for this debt somehow. Like it not, taxes and a pay-as-you-go model might help reduce spending (i.e government dependence). Once people feel the pain of this debt, they could vote accordingly. ....at present it is all abstract. ....I'm all for supply side economics, but someone is going to have to pay for all this stuff. If I'm right, and this is the New Normal (as opposed to a recession), let's start paying it off ASAP. ....it's not like it will kill our recovery.For better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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More tax cuts for the wealthy! Ignore the 2000's when we were in power and we prompted the biggest financial crisis in a generation while Bush was in office! it stimulates the economy! - Republicans, the party of ideas.Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org
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whynot_31 » Eggcream, Unless your real name is STEPHEN MOORE, don't forget to cite. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703882404575519961849221940.html Back on topic, We are going to have to pay for this debt somehow. Taxes and pay-as-you-go might help reduce spending (i.e government dependence). ....I'm all for supply side economics, but someone is going to have to pay for all this stuff.
I always do and thought I did. Sorry. Stop spending is a start. Taxing people isn't. Lots of Democrats agree with extending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy. -
whynot_31 » Back on topic, We are going to have to pay for this debt somehow. Taxes and pay-as-you-go might help reduce spending (i.e government dependence).
Why are we trying to reduce spending and pay down debt during a serious recession, while trying to come back from the worst financial crisis in 80 years? Also, Afghanistan will cost $1,000B over the next 10 years. How does that fit into Republican budget plans? Eggcream?whynot_31 » ....I'm all for supply side economics, but someone is going to have to pay for all this stuff.
Aside from the Cult of Reaganism and the millionaries (literally) who live in the Senate, where has supply side economics ever been proven to be the best option?Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org -
I'm not sure which I have less faith in: a. Government knowing where to invest/spend taxes (or debt) in order to get people back to work, and our nation competitive again. OR b. Wealthy people investing/spending their untaxed earnings in a manner that gets people back to work and our nation competitive again. ....both methods are pretty Keynesian. While we argue, the debt grows.For better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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Really? You'd really equate various government stimulus efforts over the decades versus what we've seen (or not seen, as the Republican case may be) from the Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy? I know the govt is an easy target, but I think that's being a little unfair.Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org
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While we argue, the debt grows.
And facing the worst financial crisis in 80 years is not the time to cut government spending. The stimulus was too small, not too large.Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org -
Boygabriel » More tax cuts for the wealthy! Ignore the 2000's when we were in power and we prompted the biggest financial crisis in a generation while Bush was in office! it stimulates the economy! - Republicans, the party of ideas.
Ever get a job from a poor person? Keep taxing the wealthy and more and more people will be out of a job. Besides, wealthy to liberals is a joke. Profit is a scary word to them. Redistribution is more like it. -
If you view this as the New Normal (as opposed to a recession), the stimulus is simply taking on additional debt to continue American's myth of prosperity. In my opinion, very little of the stimulus has gone toward efforts that will make us more competitive in the world. ....while you guys argue over where to cut the spending, I'll try to pay for it. My method will reduce spending on interest.For better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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eggcream » Ever get a job from a poor person? Keep taxing the wealthy and more and more people will be out of a job. Besides, wealthy to liberals is a joke. Profit is a scary word to them. Redistribution is more like it.
You of course conveniently assume that rich people took the Bush Tax cuts and used it in ways that created jobs and wealth for the rest of America Only they didn't:http://www.tax.com/taxcom/taxblog.nsf/Permalink/CHAS-89LPZ9?OpenDocument » Pulitzer Prize-winner David Cay Johnston provides the data[/url] confirming what we all knew was true, but many were afraid to say out loud:
More oopsies for how to turn the United States into Oligarchy, with your host, Eggcream!Total income was $2.74 trillion less during the eight Bush years than if incomes had stayed at 2000 levels. That much additional income would have more than made up for the lack of demand that keeps us mired in the Great Recession. That would mean no need for a stimulus, although it would not have affected the last administration's interfering with market capitalism by bailing out irresponsible Wall Streeters instead of letting the market determine their fortunes. In only two years was total income up, but even when those years are combined they exceed the declines in only one of the other six years... Had incomes stayed at 2000 levels, the average taxpayer would have earned almost $21,000 more over those eight years. That's almost $50 per week.
http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/pm171 » How to Lose Over a Million Jobs: Sacrifice Investments to Cut Taxes for the Rich:[/url]
Oopsies Part III: Rich Vote with Their Wallets to End Bush Tax Cuts. Again. And for my finale, one graphic that annihilates eggcream and the Republicans' simple-minded, ignorant and empty belief that tax cuts for the wealthy create happiness and unicorns for all of us. Turns out only the rich get the unicorns. The rest of us just get debt and unemployment.Republican House Minority Leader John Boehner recently proposed a two-step job creation plan consisting of a full extension of Bush-era tax changes and cuts to domestic spending. His plan calls on Congress to cut non-security related spending back to fiscal year 2008 levels and to enact a two-year freeze on all current tax rates. Rep. Boehner claims these two policies will drive job growth more than any proposal of President Obama’s. However, we find that this proposal would have a devastating impact on the struggling U.S. labor market while negligibly improving the fiscal outlook.
And for my interested colleagues, here's further reading.
Americans' Incomes Sank After Bush Tax Cuts
This Story That Tax Cuts for the Rich Creates Jobs is Just Nonsense
Republicans' 'Pledge to America' falls short on some of its facts.Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org -
whynot_31 » If you view this as the New Normal (as opposed to a recession), the stimulus is simply taking on additional debt to continue American's myth of prosperity. In my opinion, very little of the stimulus has gone toward efforts that will make us more competitive in the world. ....while you guys argue over where to cut the spending, I'll try to pay for it. My method will reduce spending on interest.
I'm definitely interested in discussing this further, but America's severely broken economic and financial structure (spend! borrow! spend! borrow! fight a war! spend!) seems like a separate (but closely related) issue to the topic of employment and national debt, no?Spend a buck, light a number for one the 400,000 victims in Darfur: darfurwall.org -
yes, and no. ......I argue that "collect taxes" will slow the cycle down. ...and perhaps make it less wild. I'd like to try out my theory that nothing creates an involved populace like one that isn't able to pass debt on to the next generation. (Reagan got to try his. Obama is getting to try his. ....when is it my turn?)For better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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Certainly not on the topic of "poverty", but remaining on the topic of not cheery economic income statistics http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/10/06/2010-10-06_personal_incomes_in_new_york_state_drop_for_first_time_in_70_years_with_908b_in_.htmlFor better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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http://www.citylimits.org/marketplace/announcements/230/nyc-loses-17-000-private-sector-jobs-in-septemberFor better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor.
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And some folks have their heads up their butts. Considering half of the esteemed President Barack Obama's comrades are jumping ship and barry himself couldn't fill up the ballroom at the Roosevelt Hotel in NYC tells me people are starting to open their eyes, some anyway. Consumer confidence is down, home buying is down, massive unemployment, more than half of the Country does not want Obamacare, and what about the tax cuts? Considering dems are delaying the vote on the Bush tax cuts till after the election, knowing they don't have enough votes, businesses are not hiring or starting up until they know what is happening. The esteemed President Barack Obama is the worst president in history.
This is pretty much BS. Half the country doesn't want "Obamacare" as if there were such a thing. But far more than half want the constituent parts of it when they are explained to them. Personal income taxes do not effect business hiring. Saying businesses won't hire people because of uncertainty of the income tax is a non-sequitor. Even if there were a grain of truth to it, there is no uncertainty. Taxes will either stay as they are or go back to the level they were in 2000 .It's not uncertain. I believe I've stated on this board before that Americans are pussies when it comes to taxes. Personal and corporate tax rates are some of the lowest among industrialized nations that you would conceivably want to live in. At least 60% of the federal budget cannot be cut either because the programs are necessary or because the politics of the action are poor. -
aha!
The rich seem to have all of the money!
"....The richest 1% of Americans now take home almost 24% of income, up from 9% in 1976...."
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/07/opinion/07kristof.html
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The portion of Americans living in poverty last year rose to the highest level since 1993, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday, fresh evidence that the sluggish economic recovery has done nothing for the country’s poorest citizens.
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.And in new evidence of economic distress among the middle class, real median household incomes declined by 2.3 percent in 2010 from the previous year, to $49,400. That was 7 percent less than the peak in 1999 of $53,252.
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.According to the census figures, the median annual income for a male full-time, year-round worker in 2010 — $47,715 — was virtually unchanged from its level in 1973, when the level was $49,065, in 2010 dollars, said Sheldon H. Danziger, professor of public policy at the University of Michigan.
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.The youngest members of households — those ages 15 to 24 — lost out the most, with their median income dropping by 9 percent. The recession continued to push Americans to double up in households with friends and relatives, especially those ages 25 to 34, a group that experienced a 25 percent increase in the period between 2007, when the recession began, and 2011. Of that group, 45.3 percent were living below the poverty line, when their parents’ incomes were not taken into account.
“We’re risking a new underclass,” said Timothy Smeeding, director of the Institute for Research and Poverty at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. “Young, less educated adults, mainly men, can’t support their children and form stable families because they are jobless.”
source: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/14/us/14census.html?_r=1&hp
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Cut taxes!
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I hope this brings one good news, please local inbred idiots move south or LI or Florida or Jersey.
Most local inbreed idiots I don't like been living in nyc for generations and make living in nyc really unbearable for me anyway.
Here is typical situation for me walking in some hood. typical local inbred response would be.
Hey chinaman/chink go back home. or Pork fried rice and throw in some racial slurs.
One day I might take my investments else where.
But So far more local idiots move out in the past 2 decades rapidly. Mostly to those areas I mentioned. With every economic down turn more of them move out.
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Despite lots of work, advocates can't seem to implement higher taxes on the rich at the federal level.
Maybe they can get a "millionaires tax" implemented at the NY state level?
Advocates Respond to Poverty Data;
Cite Growing Inequality;
Call for Fair Share Tax StrategiesAdvocates and human service providers reacted strongly to new Census data showing that one in five New York City residents now live in poverty, the highest level since 2000. The latest figures, which were announced on Wednesday, show that almost 1 in 3 children in New York City were poor in 2010. Several nonprofit leaders highlighted the growing levels of income inequality in the City, noting that rising poverty coincided with continued increasing wealth for the richest New Yorkers. In response, advocates reiterated calls for a restoration of the "millionaires” tax – a temporary personal income tax surcharge on high income households.
"While City and State officials have spent years denying the extent of the poverty and inequality here, the new data leaves no doubt that poverty is soaring here, while inequality is surging," said Joel Berg, the executive director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger. "The fact that 57 people now have as much money as 4 million working families is nothing short of obscene. I am still a committed capitalist but it has never been clearer that today's distorted crony capitalism needs to be reformed to once again ensure everyone who works hard and plays by the rules has a shot at the American dream. These new numbers leave no doubt we need fundamental changes in failing City and State policies in order to create pathways of upward mobility again for both middle class and lower income New Yorkers. They also further demonstrate the need for Congress to immediately pass President Obama's jobs plan."
"The recent census data about poverty in New York City is just the latest evidence of the growing income inequality in our city," stated Mark Dunlea, Executive Director of the Hunger Action Network of NYS. "We witness every day at emergency food programs the impact of the steep raise in poverty. New York City now has the greatest income inequality since right before the Great Depression - the richest 1% of New York City residents now receive 44% of the income, a share four times greater than 30 years ago. This great wealth gap is a fundamental reason for the Great Recession and unemployment crisis. The efforts of our elected officials from City Hall to the State Capitol to Congress to ignore this problem to instead focus on the relatively minor problem of the so-called deficit is a recipe for continued economic disaster.”
"New census data lay out in stark terms the impact of the economic downturn on children in New York City,” said Jennifer March-Joly, Executive Director of Citizen's Committee for Children. " Importantly, we know that early approaches to the economic crisis advanced a combination of federal stimulus funds, tax increases, and budget reductions, while recent actions taken on the local, state, and national level have focused almost exclusively on budget cuts. These reductions have compounded the negative impact of the recession and have weakened the economy and our safety net, which has put low-income households on the edge with lost jobs; declining investments in public schools, child care, and after school programs; and cuts to basic community supports. The alarming new census data demonstrates that budget cuts have moved us in the wrong direction, and demands an urgent reexamination of tax policy.”
In response, advocates called for new and balanced approaches for addressing New York City's financial challenges.
"The bad news for the neediest New Yorkers and children in particular keeps piling up,” said Richard Buery, CEO of the Children's Aid Society. "This is exactly why all New Yorkers who care about children and the poor must come together and demand that the wealthiest pay their fair share, especially now when things have gotten so bad for so many. It is time to reinstate the Personal Income Tax so that those who can afford a life of luxury contribute equitably to ensuring that an entire generation of American children is not lost. Much like the City did in the 1990s to hire additional police and combat a surge in crime, the administration should work with Albany to levy a tax on the richest City residents to help fight this generation's greatest threat—children living in poverty.”
"We need to return to a balanced approach of managing the economic crisis, in which everyone must share in the sacrifice,” said Jennifer March-Joly. " While national leaders spar over proposals to nominally increase taxes for wealthy individuals, New York State could raise $5 billion a year in much-needed revenue by simply extending the existing surcharge on personal income tax for individuals earning over $250,000 annually. These resources could be spent shoring up the critical social safety net on which an ever-increasing number of New York children and families rely. At the local level, we should also recall how City residents joined together during the recession that followed 9/11 by supporting a temporary and progressive increase in City income taxes. This temporary tax increase enabled the City to get out from under an economic downturn and to protect children and families with continued investments in essential public services.”
Source: http://nynp.biz/September2311.html
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instead of a millionaire tax, how bout we start deporting poor to the south?
or work corps to clean up the streets or help build roads or something :p.
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A millionaire tax won't do squat except chase out folks with that kind of cash to New Joisey. Get rid of the massive corporate tax breaks, crack down on nepotism and corruption and at the same time make NYC a business friendly city, especially for small operations, and you'll see money flow into the coffers. Most of all, we need to show that the taxes we pay are actually being put to common sense use. Cause for the past eight years, I ain't really seen nuthin'. NYS already has one of the highest income tax rates in the States.
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I suspect the advocates for the NYS tax will be unsuccessful for the exact reasons you mention.Simply put, people are not willing to trust NYS government with their money. Not only that, the situation has become so bad that average people are:
- not willing to trust NYS government with the money of the "rich".
- not powerful enough to get money from the rich even if they trusted the government to do good things with it.
It is a sad state of affairs...
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whynot_31 said:
Idlewild-
I suspect the advocates for the NYS tax will unsuccessful for the exact reasons you mention.Simply put, people are not willing to trust NYS government with their money. Not only that, average people are not willing to trust NYS government with the money of the "rich".
It is a sad state of affairs...
I was going to say we need major tax reform in general. Local, state & fed wise. We, citizens, religious institutions and businesses need to pay a fair share alike. I am very conservative when it comes to the Right to Succeed or Fail, however, I have a very hard time asking those whom don't have even a meager income, to pay taxes. It's not that I believe in charity, I don't because, well, I'm a skin-flint, but asking someone who earns less than 20-30K a year in NYC to give it up is pretty petty and destructive.
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I completely agree.
I don't see those earning below 30k as being able to play a role in fixing this mess. If we are going make progress on poverty and government corruption and ineptitude, we are going to have to depend on those who are better off.
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http://www.guidemehongkong.com/taxation/personal-tax/hong-kong-salaries-personal-tax-guide
nyc(america as a whole) should take a page out of hong kongs, one of the best tax and spend systems in the world.
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Our political system is far less functional than theirs.
Our distribution of wealth, perhaps even more stark.
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http://www.guidemehongkong.com/taxation/corporate-tax/hong-kong-profits-corporate-tax-guide
forgot about their corp tax :p.
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I dont know how you guys keep this up. More power to you
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The trick to it is believing that none this conversation has any real impact.....just ride along, and do the best you can.
Smile at people who call you nihilist or fatalist.
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If using a PC, press ctrl and + to make the image large enough to read, or click on link below.
source: NYC Citizens Committee for Children.
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btw hong kong has it worse than what you think, 50% of the population doesn't pay taxes :p, thats why they don't bother democracy for everyone cause they are afraid they (the majority) would put their hands into the pockets of the rich.
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it will build character for those kids, like it did for me, unless they are completely useless.
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armchair_warrior said:
it will build character for those kids, like it did for me, unless they are completely useless.sadly, they are not merely growing up poor, but also not receiving the education and skills that are needed to break out of poverty.
Poverty is not just about numbers, some say there is actually seven (7) facets.
Bhagavatula Charitable Trust »
Economic poverty: lack of food, clothing and shelterBodily poverty: lack of health and hygiene, malnutrition
Mental poverty: lack of thinking and education
Cultural poverty: lack of cultural activities and practices
Spiritual poverty: lack of mental peace and feeling of brotherhood
Political poverty: not casting one’s vote, lack of development
Societal poverty: lack of unity and neighborliness
Source: http://bctindia.org/seven-kinds-of-poverty/
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whynot_31 said:
sadly, they are not merely growing up poor, but also not receiving the education and skills that are needed to break out of poverty.Poverty is not just about numbers
Bhagavatula Charitable Trust »
Economic poverty: lack of food, clothing and shelterBodily poverty: lack of health and hygiene, malnutrition
Mental poverty: lack of thinking and education
Cultural poverty: lack of cultural activities and practices
Spiritual poverty: lack of mental peace and feeling of brotherhood
Political poverty: not casting one’s vote, lack of development
Societal poverty: lack of unity and neighborliness
like i received a education, you could tell by my great grammar skills :p. I'm self taught from public libraries(mostly dr seuss and other children's books, those bears and others, for some reason dr seuss is easier to remember than other dudes names lol) and watching tv, cartoons teach me alot.
Me and my brother are way shorter than my american born cousins. by 3 to 4 inches in height.(they weren't poor but middle class kids) we didn't get enough food.
clothes all used and donated from relatives.
dental, alot of my teeth are gone.
peace and brotherhood, i have scars all over my body and i wear glasses after getting nearly blinded by some kid.
for culture me and friends cut school and ride the subways around nyc :p.
my neighbors constantly told us to go home and stop stealing their jobs. we are japanese back then. besides the racial slurs and beatings.
like i said builds character.
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I commend anyone who is able to overcome just one of the seven types of poverty.
Growing up in an environment in which all seven (7) types of poverty are present is almost impossible to overcome.
The CCC can not make colorful graphs that depict the other six.
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whynot_31 said:
I commend anyone who is able to overcome just one of the seven types of poverty.Growing up in an environment in which all seven (7) types of poverty are present is almost impossible to overcome.
The CCC can not make colorful graphs that depict the other six.
where is my million dollars and white women at?
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I was mistaken I want two white woman and a yacht and a mansion.
http://video.adultswim.com/the-boondocks/its-the-law.html
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There are lots of people who grew up in pretty good circumstances, yet still lack the $ and women you seek to, um, possess.For better or worse, the change on Nostrand is going to make the change on Franklin look minor. -
lol sorry i was referring to the boondocks :p.
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BTW, how much character does one need?
Is there anyway to get rid of the part of character that causes one to be unemployable?
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building character for me is like old white guys saying it puts hair on your chest LOL. hahaha another words bs mostly :p.
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One-quarter said they or a family member had to ask friends or relatives for money for food, and the same amount reported skipping meals or eating less because they could not afford three meals a day.
source: http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20111020/NONPROFITS/111029994
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http://www.cccnewyork.org/publications/CCC_Concentrated_Poverty_2012-04.pdf
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too much reading I don't know if i said this :p.
we need cheap labor and ho's!!!
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