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My health insurance: $600 My car: $350 My utilities: $150 My phone: $120 $1200 is NOT enough
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Seen that already but it still doesn't explain personal responsibilities. Not meaning to argue but once this is over every American should hv learned something and mostly not to be dependent on the government
Americans don't want to be reliant on government. That's why workers are demanding higher wages. The cost of living continues to rise (as does executive pay), all while paychecks remain stagnant. Healthcare costs continue to rise. It is increasingly difficult to live while saving
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I don't think you'll get anywhere with this. Blaming people for their own struggle within the system is a recalcitrant mindset; it's akin to "pull yourself up by your own bootstraps" - reflects no larger understanding of American economics.
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