Most poor people made bad decisions. They more than likely never finished high school or only have a high school educaton. That's irresponsible. It's their choice to continue their education or not to continue their education. If they want to be able to be healthy and taken care of they should have thought about that before deciding to be poor.
America started from nothing. People who settled in America had to fight for what they got. People drove across country in wagons and if they were lucky they survived and made it to California. We fought our own wars on our own soil to be able to be the country we are today. This is my reason for not having a care about third world countries. They are human and humans have the ability to work things out and fix our bad situations. If America did it and all of the other developed countries did it....they can too. They need to get with the program.
I'm not an American business person. I do understand business. I have worked very hard to be able to have what I have today and I've done it by being smart about my finances and my money. I have more and am able to do more than my parents and most of my friends. I have achieved that by working hard and no one gave me anything. I have no credit cards and no debt other than a few thousand in student loans. I know people who have had to lose their homes due to irresponsible credit purchases. Some of those people made a lot of money too. Our problem with the lack of funds for health care, the housing crisis, the credit crisis, and other financial problems is due to irresponsible behavior by most Americans. Giving people handouts in a time like this isn't the right thing to do. We need to learn better ways of managing our money and living on our own...not on credit, not on loans, not on the government. Each American has to figure out how to be their own "business person" and get out there and fix our own situation. We have corporations that control supply and demand and we need to get back to local businesses providing goods to each community. People can't make a living on checking out goods at Wal Mart. Even managers make around thirty thousand a year. What is anyone going to buy on thirty grand a year?
America started from nothing. People who settled in America had to fight for what they got. People drove across country in wagons and if they were lucky they survived and made it to California. We fought our own wars on our own soil to be able to be the country we are today. This is my reason for not having a care about third world countries. They are human and humans have the ability to work things out and fix our bad situations. If America did it and all of the other developed countries did it....they can too. They need to get with the program.
I'm not an American business person. I do understand business. I have worked very hard to be able to have what I have today and I've done it by being smart about my finances and my money. I have more and am able to do more than my parents and most of my friends. I have achieved that by working hard and no one gave me anything. I have no credit cards and no debt other than a few thousand in student loans. I know people who have had to lose their homes due to irresponsible credit purchases. Some of those people made a lot of money too. Our problem with the lack of funds for health care, the housing crisis, the credit crisis, and other financial problems is due to irresponsible behavior by most Americans. Giving people handouts in a time like this isn't the right thing to do. We need to learn better ways of managing our money and living on our own...not on credit, not on loans, not on the government. Each American has to figure out how to be their own "business person" and get out there and fix our own situation. We have corporations that control supply and demand and we need to get back to local businesses providing goods to each community. People can't make a living on checking out goods at Wal Mart. Even managers make around thirty thousand a year. What is anyone going to buy on thirty grand a year?
