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Can you afford $1 a week?
Think about this:
If everyone in the U.S. gave $1 per week to a fund (just a general fund). Every week this country would have over $200,000,000 to solve it's problems. Makes you think huh? |
most people give alot more than just $1.00, most people give around 17% of their total income to our "governments fund"
unfortunately lately that money has been going to useless wars... |
can't afford it.
I am a poor democrate. |
I thought the US had close to 300Million people by now....
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Obviously you can't let the Gov't be in control of the money, they're a bunch of fucking crooks. |
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According to your census you guys will reach 300 Million people very soon.
Right now: 299,903,611 http://www.census.gov/main/www/popclock.html |
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bloody hell! thats one heck of a lot of maccaroni cheese!
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No doubt America has the same issues... |
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every week... of course it will never happen, mostly because people just don't really care. Think about how much money is given away each and every night of the week on game shows... (this is actually what got me thinking of this). It's fucking ridiculous, and kind of sad. |
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If the government was designed more like a business, i.e. being accountable for spending, we'd have a lot more money. |
they would spend that in 1/2 a second
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30% tax in the uk and our government already gives enough money away so im not "donating" anymore!
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Week 1: 200,000,000 could feed a lot of hungry people Week 2: 200,000,000 could build some cheap housing Week 3: 200,000,000 could pay a lot of doctor bills Week 4: 200,000,000 could fill a lot of pot holes Week 5: 200,000,000 could pay some wages clean up trash The key is to not let the Gov't be involved, once they get involved, it's fucked. Every cent would be accounted for. |
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if it went to a vote across the country, most would vote no.
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I think that instead of always dipping into our pockets to give cash, we should take an hour out of each week and do something that benefits our neighbourhoods. Forget global progress, how about we make progress in our own neighbourhoods? Pick up garbage, make sandwiches for the homeless, organize a block party, create a community garden... these things would definitely make a huge difference and we could finally take back some of the power from the government!
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200 million sounds like a huge number, but really it's not... if it was THAT easy, they would just raise the taxes by $50/year for everyone to solve all the problems?
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can i borrow a dollar?
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No worries here. I can save that $1 myself. :)
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I could buy a pack of gum with that money.
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I could buy a pack of gum with that money.
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why would we give more money to the government?
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We're already doing our prime civic duty by paying our taxes. I think that's fair enough...
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It's my money. The public be damned!
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh Ahh, the poor democrat. I am a rich republican. :pimp |
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