[Operior]

Someone has to tell her that shes dead

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by justlookingaO ↗

There is absolutely no excuse for the obesity explosion here in the US, and people are starving to death in other countries. It CANNOT be that difficult to figure out a solution; there is plenty to go around, it's just not all where it needs to be!

50% of India food is wasted because they lack refridgeration. They actually have plenty of food. Also they insist on traditional farming methods which are labor intensive, wasteful and expensive.
And in spite of all this they manage to have enough to throw half of it away. Apparently it's cheaper to grow more food than preserve what they have.

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by J. ↗

I worked with House the Homeless, here in Austin, Tx. Richard Troxell is fighting an uphill battle. To everyone in any country, please help the homeless. When I first starded back in 1996, there were about 70 people that died on the streets of Austin. Ever since then, the number grew, and grew. The last time I worked for them, the number was over 120. Thought this may not seem like a lot, this is a city that takes care of their own. Something as simple as thermal underwear, ten dollars U.S., is a blessing, and more help that most could know. Please, please, please, get involved, any help, is great help. Thanks

Hasn't anyone noticed that the higher the taxes, the more regulations, and the greater the financial attacks on the rich the more poor people there are?
"Oh but we are redistributing the wealth" you say. Keep "redistributing" the wealth all you like. It's called trickle up poverty. You can't fight poverty by attacking the wealthy.

[Clownface187]

so thats where she went

[curvature]

no not really . keep living youll see .

[XZER0]

Originally Posted by güttsfükk ↗

old people are a waste of space

at least she isnt taking up too much space...

[1heroinash6]

Originally Posted by güttsfükk ↗

old people are a waste of space

Well lets hope you don't make it to an elderly age then. Can't have any wasted space now.

[loofemmaps]

Phew, I bet they smell like shit

[Agapeti]

Originally Posted by J. ↗

I worked with House the Homeless, here in Austin, Tx. Richard Troxell is fighting an uphill battle. To everyone in any country, please help the homeless. When I first starded back in 1996, there were about 70 people that died on the streets of Austin. Ever since then, the number grew, and grew. The last time I worked for them, the number was over 120. Thought this may not seem like a lot, this is a city that takes care of their own. Something as simple as thermal underwear, ten dollars U.S., is a blessing, and more help that most could know. Please, please, please, get involved, any help, is great help. Thanks

We have a ton of homeless in the city I'm living at in Texas as well. Just south of where you are. It seems ridiculous to see so many on the streets when we have so much that we just throw away.

Shockingly the US government does distribute money to counties for homeless programs and yet .. I don't see how it's being put to use. We have a lot of "greediness" in Texas. When I start looking for programs for some of my patients, I can see where they've received funding, but when I call to see what they can do .. I either get a disconnected phone or a response that they can do nothing.

[aznwoman]

when i graduate from uni i plan to travel to these countries and by then i'll probably be more financially independent. if i see anyone like this i will immediately take them in and care for them. then send them annual funds to support them when i come back here. what we can buy for $100 here, can get a lot more there. i can live with $200 off my paycheck if it means that it will give people like this a better life. its unbelievable that there are so many people in these conditions