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Well that was a lot of info t take in...thanks - Page 3 - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 19th May, 2005 - 9:22am

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14th May, 2005 - 7:51pm / Post ID: #

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QUOTE (funbikerchick @ 22-May 04, 4:04 PM)
That is how I feel in general.  I understand that there is much worse poverty around the world than what I will ever see personally, but it seems to me I should take care of my own family (country) before helping someone elses.  I don't mean to not offer any help until I am 100% where I want to be, but I do have a responsibility to be sure my own family members aren't starving before I give food to someone else.  A little hunger I can live with and still share, but starving to death isn't acceptable.  There is a sense in the rest of the world that the US is so rich.  Well by their standards we are.  However, many in this country go to bed hungry every day or die of diseases that could have been treated if they had enough money  for proper medical care.


Then why don't you ask you government how much they are spending on wars/military? Why don't they use that money for helping the poor or for medical care?

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It's just scary to make that leap -- what if something happens to my job, or my health, or my daughter's health? etc etc Scary.

It looks that you are under a lot of stress ... don't be so hard on yourself ... it's not doing you no good


It looks like we have the same problem here in Romania. There are many people who barely manage to pay the bills, and their number has grown in the last years. Hopefully this new government will do a better job.

Reconcile Edited: RaulDrake on 14th May, 2005 - 8:00pm


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Post Date: 18th May, 2005 - 10:20am / Post ID: #

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MANY USE DEBT AS TOOL TO CATCH UP, MOVE UP

In 1757, Benjamin Franklin wrote, "Better to go to bed supperless, than wake up in debt." One of his modern-day namesakes hasn't heeded the admonition. Benjamin Franklin Baggett of Salt Lake City got his first credit card on his honeymoon in 1990 and promptly maxed out his $300 credit line.
Ref. https://deseretnews.com/dn/view/1%2C1249%2C...34699%2C00.html

19th May, 2005 - 9:22am / Post ID: #

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Well that was a lot of info t take in...thanks for that. One good way of trying to live below your means is to think recycle, welfare and thrift. My 3 favourite words....learnt this off my wife . . ., plus I come from a big family


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