Re: Time To Confront The Hypocrisy of Poverty



Fig's wrote:

As much as the "World adminstration" would like you to believe that
Earth's societies are plagued by many, many, differnet. problems such
as homelessness, poverty, addiction and food shortages, the truth is,
there is only one problem. That problem is GREED. Our Prime Minister in
Canada, Stephen Harper would have you believe the problems are guns,
drugs, and gangs. I contend the problem is neglect at the hands of the
controlling authority. In this world the "well off, most of whom make
up the population of the recognized religious sector, won't share with
the less fortunate in a way that actually solves the problem. To them,
poverty is a profitable business. If this wasn't true society as a
whole would stand up and demand more of the government in a bid to end
the suffering of the poor.

It looks like people like you complain when the Americans stand up and
attempt to free the people of Iraq from Saddam. How much worse would you
act if that were repeated elsewhere?



Opposed to a solution they create laws which
keep the poor wrapped up in the crime cycel which in turn promotes
lucrative jobs for judges, lawyers, police, politicians and prison
employees alike. By continuing to sacrifice the lives of the less
fortunate, they bask in the comfort of Job Security.

So the police like crime because its job security for them? The reason
there are so many criminals is because the cops aren't trying?



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Papa don't preach, I've been losing sleep,
But I made up my mind, oh, I'm keeping my Abba records.

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