I often reference my younger years in the late 1900s about how It was this or that. "Back in my day in the late 1900s" kinda thing
thezeesystem
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I live in America and I don't live in other countries I'm hoping that's not the same in other countries though, but that is what my experience is living in America. As always your milage may very depending on your location.
I live in America I just have a giant dumpster that everyone in my complex uses for anything and everything, we have no recycling programs here and the so called recycling parts you can do to recycle all go.to the landfill also.
I don't know how richer people in houses have to do with them, but they got 2 bins one for "recycling" and one for everything else. Don't know if they need to pay for them though. But yet 90% of the recycling goes to landfill anyways.
Always remember homelessness isn't a problem in America's society, it a feature of it. To keep people in line and to fear going on strike/fighting back. They like to keep a bit around to keep the society working Out of fear of becoming homeless, and throw the "bad" ones into slavery (aka prison)
ADHD. Lack of education with computers growing up are the one I commonly see. Basically America society failing them.
Building a computer over the year and learning parts by parts what it all does and how to put them together and all that stuff. All the computers where broken/donated to the program, afterwards our teacher was cool and let us all play quake together on a lan network.
Toxic parents be like "let's traumatize our child for life, surely that will teach them not to do something". Nah it's just causes sever issues in there life and probably have bad PTSD
For my government mandated starvation month I picked potatoes and rice, just 2 cups of rice and a potato or two a day helps me.. enough.. rice for a 50lbs bag is around 40 bucks and potatoes for 10 pounds is around 5 bucks.
Not vocaly but by actions yes.
Does the government know I have it? Because it will cut off my disability, my medical, food stamps, and I'll loose the ability too live anymore.
But of course I would spend it on basic necessities if the government won't know about it, stock pile of non perishable foods, toilet paper, fixing the broken shit around my place (as much as my landlord allows) maybe a new bed that's not 10 years old.
It's not real that much but it would help my quality of life for a bit longer I guess
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