82% Of Americans Cannot Afford a $500 Repair Bill for a House or Car

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82% Of Americans Cannot Afford a $500 Repair Bill for a House or Car

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Monday, December 7, 2020 - 12:54.

82% Of Americans Cannot Afford a $500 Repair Bill for a House or Car

That's the world I lived in until I left the USA

Rexton Von Liz… Wed, 12/09/2020 - 10:11

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One meal a day, raising a child on food stamps, VSC hand-outs and SSD...all the while being disenfranchised as now noted by the witness who said that Democrats ruin lives, as do the Freemasons! Then, the US Secret Service came calling on a false 'anonymous tip'. I was spied on for 4+ years, and could no longer trust anyone. I found it especially offensive when one of the USSS agents questioned my loyalty, knowing full well I served 8 years on Active Duty, and am now a 70% rated Service Connected Disabled Veteran. Note that most of LE has NEVER served in the US Military, for the most part... I left 20 years ago, and have lived in the south Pacific for all that time, watching what happened to me no happening to those who disbelieved/ridiculme

Poverty

Rexton Von Liz… Fri, 12/11/2020 - 10:44

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Poverty is a great cause of mental illness over time and and accelerates paranoia, depression, suicide and homicide. Homelessness or the threat of the same brings forth chemical changes in the brain that exacerbates the condition. See the flick from 1983 titled 'Soldiers in Hiding' online. Poverty is orchestrated against those who do not kowtow to the 'party line' or who are not 'politically-correct'. Social Credit is now pushing the limits, as is the great soul eraser known as the Covid Vaccine! No Veteran should leave the service and face homelessness, or having to bludge off of family members who may also be struggling. I support President Trump, but he truly needs to clean-out the Executive Branch and rely on America's Veterans to help

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