Poor People Ages 24-31 or 32+
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Hmm..I'm 23 and poor. Do I count?
Can you read?
24+
That would explain why he's poor. I've heard that illiteracy rates directly influence poverty.
LMAO! Screw you guys. I'll be back in a year. :grumble:0 -
Hmm..I'm 23 and poor. Do I count?
Can you read?
24+
That would explain why he's poor. I've heard that illiteracy rates directly influence poverty.
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Now shall we discuss why you are all poor?0
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LOVE this!0 -
Now shall we discuss why you are all poor?
Hookers and Blow0 -
amazing how many poor people have the internet these days0
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Now shall we discuss why you are all poor?
Because my husband handles all the money and gives me none?0 -
Hmm..I'm 23 and poor. Do I count?
Can you read?
24+
That would explain why he's poor. I've heard that illiteracy rates directly influence poverty.
LMAO! Screw you guys. I'll be back in a year. :grumble:
Heck, if you gotta be poor, be poor and young. Being poor and old would suck.
Which reminds me of a joke - What do you call a 40 yo riding the bus? A failure.0 -
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amazing how many poor people have the internet these days
Damn right I do. I am a student and it's extremely important in getting my assignments done in a timely manner.
I also own a cell phone, which not only costs less than a landline, but allows my jobs and contacts to get ahold of me wherever I am (again, much more useful for a poor person than a landline.) It's also a nice touch-screen Android one, which keeps me updated on student loan information, bank account changes, and whatnot. Again, very useful ESPECIALLY for the poor.
I also have a tv and three gaming consoles that I bought with my tax returns. Why? Because I learned the hard way that attempting to buy things on credit is a bad idea - so I do the responsible thing and wait for a windfall and THEN buy my luxury items. Sometimes poor people do that - we own nice things because we did it the responsible way.
I have some nice clothes that I snagged at a thrift store. It's amazing what name brands you can get if you look for them.
I have the internet, a cell phone, tv, video game consoles, and some days, I look like I stepped out of a very expensive fashion line. Truth of the matter? I make about 12,000 a year. WITH my school loans.
People complain about the habits of the poor (OH NO, CELL PHONES! CIGARETTES! A CASE OF BEER A WEEK!) as if that 40 dollar a week expenditure were the only thing between them and a 401 K.
Puh-leese.0 -
The only time poor people spending money on smokes and booze bothers me is when they ***** about how ****ty their life is.0
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The only time poor people spending money on smokes and booze bothers me is when they ***** about how ****ty their life is.
Yes, because all they have to do to lift themselves out of poverty is quit spending 100 a month on smokes. They'll be rolling in their newfound health insurance and full auto coverage in no time. /sarcasm0 -
The only time poor people spending money on smokes and booze bothers me is when they ***** about how ****ty their life is.
Yes, because all they have to do to lift themselves out of poverty is quit spending 100 a month on smokes. They'll be rolling in their newfound health insurance and full auto coverage in no time. /sarcasm
/shrug I did it. It's called working 16 hours per day. Well, I take that back...I don't have health insurance, because health insurance is for dupes who don't realize a scam when it's staring them in the face.0 -
In to laugh at poor people... Just kidding I was abdolutely dirt poor for most of my life.0
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Nah it's tax season, I'm hood rich.0
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Funny thread turned serious.
This was fun while it lasted.
Peace.0 -
The only time poor people spending money on smokes and booze bothers me is when they ***** about how ****ty their life is.
Yes, because all they have to do to lift themselves out of poverty is quit spending 100 a month on smokes. They'll be rolling in their newfound health insurance and full auto coverage in no time. /sarcasm
I did it.0 -
Funny thread turned serious.
This was fun while it lasted.
Peace.
Ugh, poor people are always leaving prematurely. That is why there are so many.0 -
Funny thread turned serious.
This was fun while it lasted.
Peace.
Ugh, poor people are always leaving prematurely. That is why there are so many.
Ahahahahahahahahahahaha...great mixture of ****ed up, funny and true.0 -
I did it.
100 dollars a month was the sole thing keeping you below the poverty line?0 -
I did it.
100 dollars a month was the sole thing keeping you below the poverty line?
I'm done seriousing in this thread.0 -
Wooo!! Student debt!....... not0
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I'm done seriousing in this thread.
Oh. Phooey. Poverty happens to be one of my hot button issues. Especially how upset people get when poor people don't "look" poor. But I won't draw you into a fight you don't feel like having. No problem!0 -
No one one here is poor. You are using a computer and worried about decreasing your food intake. Real poor people are starving.
http://im.rediff.com/business/2012/oct/23poor-india1.jpg0 -
No one one here is poor. You are using a computer and worried about decreasing your food intake. Real poor people are starving.
http://im.rediff.com/business/2012/oct/23poor-india1.jpg
The presence of someone having it worse does not preclude the fact that other people have it hard. If that were the case, only the single worst off person on the planet would have the right to complain.
No change on any issue would ever happen if we simply said "No one else but THIS (insert group of people) has any right to complain."0 -
No one one here is poor. You are using a computer and worried about decreasing your food intake. Real poor people are starving.
This. I am normally completely against the 'firstworldproblems' schtick, but most people have truly lost sight of what poverty really is.0 -
No one one here is poor. You are using a computer and worried about decreasing your food intake. Real poor people are starving.
This. I am normally completely against the 'firstworldproblems' schtick, but most people have truly lost sight of what poverty really is.
Understandably, but does that mean that the poor here in America, who struggle to feed their children, are any less deserving of compassion and help simply because there is (could they afford it) plentiful food around them? A problem is a problem, no matter who is experiencing it. To say otherwise is to set up (what's called in some circles) the "Oppression Olympics", in which it becomes a round-robin game of nothing getting done because someone else always has it worse.0 -
Piss-poor and above 32, but below 35.50
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I'm done seriousing in this thread.
Oh. Phooey. Poverty happens to be one of my hot button issues. Especially how upset people get when poor people don't "look" poor. But I won't draw you into a fight you don't feel like having. No problem!
This just isn't the time and place for it. I also have strong feelings on this issue.0 -
Grad school... it seemed like a good idea at the time... :noway:Now shall we discuss why you are all poor?0
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