Youtube comments of Global Discovery Documentary (@GlobalDiscoveryDocumentary).

  1. Tolerating others committing crimes is, in itself, a crime.
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  2. The same people who abandoned their homeland now protest for special treatment here?
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  3. Exactly! Norway’s success comes from smart management of its natural resources and long-term economic planning. They’re not just printing money—they're building wealth through innovation and sustainability. A great example of how strategic policies can create lasting prosperity!
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  4. The middle class is the most vulnerable—no matter how hard they work, even 60 hours a week, one small setback can push them into homelessness
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  5. We are not suffering from a housing shortage. We are suffering from an affordable housing shortage. You could build a billion homes but if no one can afford them it won't make a difference.
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  6. The survival of the statue of Mary amidst the California wildfires is truly remarkable and a symbol of hope in the midst of devastation. It’s moments like these that bring comfort and strength to those affected. Wishing healing and recovery for everyone during this challenging time.
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  7. Maybe they should focus on hiring legal American citizens and offering decent wages. This is exactly what I voted for, and it's finally getting done!
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  8. I never thought I’d see the day when storage units became the last option for some folks just trying to stay off the streets. It really makes me wonder—how did we get here, and what’s actually being done about it?
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  9. Things are really getting out of control in NYC. When gangs are raiding multiple gas stations in a row, it's a sign that crime and desperation are reaching dangerous levels.
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  10. This documentary sheds light on the hidden truths behind Dubai's glittering facade. While the city boasts luxury and modernity, the dark side reveals shocking realities—homeless migrant workers struggling to survive, exploited labor, and a growing gap between the rich and the poor. It’s a side of Dubai that needs to be seen and understood.
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  11. It’s puzzling to see 5,600 apartments sitting empty while so many are homeless. But here’s a question: if you owned a home, would you be willing to let homeless individuals, even those who refuse to work, live there for free? It’s a complex issue that requires careful consideration
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  12. It’s crazy to think about how many people are hiding under the guise of temporary protected status. If they’re criminals, they need to be held accountable, regardless of their status. America needs to prioritize safety for everyone, not just let bad actors slip through the cracks.
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  13. If their home countries couldn’t provide what they wanted, why not work to fix them instead of demanding from another nation?
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  14. Every time they say they're "fixing" the housing crisis, rent just gets higher. Who is this actually helping?
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  15. It’s heartbreaking that even those working 60 hours a week still can’t afford a home. Hard work should lead to security, not a constant struggle for basic shelter. Something needs to change
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  16. The California wildfires continue to challenge communities as the Santa Ana winds intensify. The tireless dedication of firefighters and first responders is truly inspiring. Sending support and strength to everyone working to protect lives and homes. Stay safe, everyone!
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  17. What an iconic moment! Huge thanks to the Village People for performing such an amazing song. Congratulations to Trump for joining in with the dance—truly a boss move!
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  18. America should prioritize its own citizens first, focusing on solving issues at home like homelessness and poverty, instead of sending aid to other countries
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  19. That says a lot. When employees start speaking out about instability, it’s usually a sign that things are worse than what companies want the public to believe. Meta’s challenges are far from over.
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  20. Absolutely agree—veterans and seniors deserve priority for their sacrifices and contributions to this country. 🇺🇸
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  21. It’s interesting to see how different economic blocs are striving for growth and stability. BRICS is rising by forming strategic alliances, boosting economic cooperation, and supporting one another to build a more self-reliant and less dollar-dependent network. A smart move toward greater global influence!
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  22. When law-abiding citizens are defenseless, criminals have nothing to fear. A society that prioritizes criminals over victims is bound to collapse.
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  23. This is such a thought-provoking topic! It’s concerning to think about states facing collapse, but it also highlights the need for better planning, leadership, and infrastructure to address these challenges. Hoping for solutions that can prevent such outcomes and improve the quality of life for everyone!
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  24. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true that many Western countries are facing similar challenges, from economic inequality to corporate dominance. The strain on traditional systems is becoming evident, and it’s clear that innovative approaches and reforms are needed to address these growing issues before the decline deepens further
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  25. I understand the desire for compassion, but when criminals are exploiting systems meant to help people in need, it becomes a problem for everyone. The law needs to be upheld, and we need to focus on securing the safety of our communities first and foremost.
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  26. The homelessness crisis is no longer just about those living in extreme poverty—it’s creeping into the middle class as well. With housing prices skyrocketing and wages failing to keep up, many hardworking Americans find themselves on the brink. The growing gap between income and basic living costs is a harsh reality that urgently needs addressing
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  27. This is the answer for senior citizens who no longer drive. You have access to retail shops and do not need to use expensive ride share services as much. In regard to there apartments being small, many people want this as seniors. A smaller living space is often a lot easier to maintain.
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  28. It sounds like your experience in New Orleans was deeply emotional. Sometimes, staying up for 24 hours in a place reveals both its beauty and its struggles. The city's energy is unique, but it’s true that beneath the surface, there can be moments of sadness and reflection.
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  29. The increasing winds in California's fire zones are a serious concern. The efforts of firefighters and first responders in such challenging conditions are truly heroic. Hoping for everyone’s safety and a quick containment of the fires. Stay strong!
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  30. Europe is facing tough times, with rising homelessness and growing dark sides in many regions. Hoping for better days and stronger solutions ahead
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  31. That’s the toughest part—once things start falling apart, fixing them isn’t easy. Hopefully, more people will start paying attention before it gets even worse.
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  32. The devastation left by the wildfires in Los Angeles is absolutely heartbreaking. Returning to ruins is a reality no one should have to face. Sending strength and support to all the residents affected and endless gratitude to the firefighters working tirelessly to protect lives and communities.
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  33. It’s heartbreaking to see people with jobs still facing homelessness, despite working so hard to make ends meet. The rising cost of housing and overwhelming bills are leaving many in impossible situations. This crisis is a wake-up call for us to address affordability and support those striving for stability. 🙏💔
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  34. Impeachment is always a hot topic, but at this point, the bigger issue isn’t just Trump—it’s the entire political system that keeps failing the American people. Even if Trump is gone, without real reform, the cycle will continue.
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  35. The 'Super Scooper' is such an incredible piece of technology! Seeing it in action gives a new appreciation for the efforts of those fighting wildfires in California. Huge respect to the crews using these tools to protect lives and communities
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  36. Thank you for your comment! Focusing on investing in domestic needs like education, infrastructure, and housing could make a huge difference for American citizens. While global challenges demand attention, prioritizing the well-being of people at home is essential for building a stronger and more unified nation. Let’s hope for a future where resources are directed toward uplifting communities and creating lasting progress
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  37. America needs to put its veterans and citizens first—those who’ve worked hard to build this nation. At the same time, we’ve got to tackle issues like housing costs and better policies to address these challenges. Let’s focus on solutions that make the country stronger for everyone.
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  38. Long-term success comes from building trust, not just making profits. When companies prioritize shareholders over their workers and customers, loyalty disappears—and so does their future.
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  39. The question isn’t why people are leaving, it’s why wouldn’t they?
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  40. If even well-educated professionals are struggling, what chance does the average worker have?
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  41. Thanks for sharing your perspective. It’s important to acknowledge how neighboring countries are feeling. Your comment reflects a growing fatigue many can relate to.
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  42. That’s such a clever and hilarious quote—George Carlin always had a way with words! Thank you for sharing this bit of humor; it adds a unique perspective to the conversation
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  43. This video really highlights the dark side of what’s happening in some states. The influx of wealthier out-of-state residents, like those moving from California to Oregon, drives up housing prices and pushes natives out, leading to homelessness for some. Hawaii is another example—what was once paradise is now too expensive for many locals to stay. It’s a stark reminder of how economic shifts can deeply impact communities and force them to the brink of collapse
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  44. It's astonishing to see prisoners risking their lives to fight the L.A. fires for such minimal pay. Their bravery and contributions deserve recognition and gratitude. This raises important questions about fairness and the value of their work in such dangerous conditions.
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  45. That’s a powerful point. Layoffs in any industry can create ripples that affect consumer confidence. When people lose jobs, their purchasing power drops—something every business leader should consider. Appreciate your comment!
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  46. Absolutely fascinating! It’s incredible to learn about unique places like this town that bridge two countries. Thank you for uncovering and sharing such an amazing story with us—it’s discoveries like this that make the world so interesting!
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  47. Sounds like a liberating decision! Cutting unnecessary spending can feel great—both financially and mentally. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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  48. History proves that no company is invincible. Blockbuster, Sears, Kodak—they all dominated their industries before collapsing. If today’s giants don’t evolve, they’ll suffer the same fate.
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  49. EXACTLY !!!
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  50. It’s ironic how the richer a city gets, the more homeless people it seems to have. As landlords get wealthier, the middle class gets poorer. NYC's wealth gap is growing faster than its skyscrapers. Heartbreaking reality
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  51. That’s a practical takeaway—many are shifting focus toward essentials and finding peace in simplicity. Thank you for your perspective.
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  52. Police watching instead of acting, repeat offenders back on the streets—this isn’t law enforcement, it’s law abandonment
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  53. That’s the mindset a lot of people are starting to adopt. With more alternatives available, consumers are realizing they don’t have to rely on companies that don’t align with their values.
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  54. That’s an understandable perspective. Many business leaders who step into politics find that it comes with unexpected consequences. It’s always a fine balance between influence and focus. Appreciate your input!
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  55. That’s becoming a common trend. Amazon built its empire on convenience and competitive pricing, but now that those advantages are fading, customers are starting to explore other options.
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  56. Tech giants have been on top for so long that it seemed like they could never fall. But with rising costs, global competition, and changing consumer habits, even the biggest names are feeling the pressure.
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  57. You’re speaking for a lot of people. Modern cars are packed with expensive, unnecessary technology that makes them harder to repair. If automakers focused on durability, affordability, and simplicity, they’d win back a lot of customers.
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  58. The destruction of homeless camps and RVs in the river-bottom fire is heartbreaking. It highlights the vulnerability of those who are already struggling the most. Hoping for safety and support for those affected during this devastating time.
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  59. Economic boycotts have long been used as a form of protest. If enough people take action, businesses that depend on public trust may be forced to change their approach.
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  60. You make a powerful point—consumer choices have real impact. Thank you for reminding us that staying informed and intentional about where we spend our money is one way everyday people can create change.
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  61. I couldn’t agree more. The problems we’re facing go beyond political parties, and if people can’t come together to find real solutions, things will only get worse. Open discussions and real action are what’s needed, not just more division. Thanks for keeping the focus on what really matters!
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  62. That’s interesting to hear! Canada has many great domestic brands, and supporting local businesses is always a strong move. Appreciate your insight!
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  63. Thanks for sharing your perspective! Boycotts can be powerful, but it’s also important to consider how they impact the millions of employees working for these companies. Definitely a big debate on economics and politics!
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  64. Exactly! Instead of letting buildings sit empty, cities should repurpose them into affordable housing or shelters. It’s a wasted opportunity when so many people are struggling on the streets
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  65. The dangerous winds following the wildfires add another layer of difficulty for LA. The resilience of the community and the relentless efforts of firefighters are truly commendable. Hoping for calmer conditions and safety for everyone affected. Stay strong, LA!
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  66. Tariffs can have unintended consequences, especially for companies like Tesla that rely on global supply chains. Sometimes, the very people supporting certain policies end up being the ones most affected by them.
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  67. It’s an interesting thought, but would these states be ready to give up American identity, laws, and systems they’re used to?
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  68. Your story is incredibly moving. It’s a powerful reminder of how a single act of kindness and support can change the course of a life. Your grandmother’s love gave you the foundation to build your future, and in turn, you’ve shaped the minds of countless students. This is the kind of generational impact that truly matters. Wishing you peace and gratitude in retirement—you’ve earned it!
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  69. It’s easy to see the dark side when so many are struggling with homelessness and inequality, but the American Dream doesn’t have to be gone entirely. Maybe it’s time to dream with eyes wide open—facing challenges with resilience and a determination to overcome adversity. Even in hard times, hope and effort can light the way forward
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  70. With wildfires and the homelessness crisis, it's no wonder people are fleeing LA. The city feels like it's hitting a breaking point on so many levels
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  71. Corporate greed is a major problem. When executives rake in massive bonuses while customers struggle with rising prices, loyalty starts to fade. If companies don’t adjust, people will take their business elsewhere.
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  72. I’ve seen tough times before, but something about this feels different. It’s not just about jobs—it’s about what people do when the options start shrinking. Is anyone else thinking about how to stay prepared without panicking?
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  73. These abandoned cities serve as a haunting reminder of the dark side of urban decline. Behind the empty streets and crumbling buildings are stories of lost jobs, failed industries, and forgotten communities. This documentary sheds light on the importance of education, economic opportunity, and sustainable development to prevent such collapses in the future. Let’s hope for lessons learned and a renewed focus on rebuilding and revitalization
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  74. Georgia is undeniably a beautiful state with so much to offer, from its stunning landscapes to its rich culture. But as more people move in, it’s important to acknowledge some challenges, like the growing issue of homelessness in certain areas. How can Georgia maintain its appeal while addressing these pressing concerns?
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  75. That contrast is hard to ignore. The cost of living is skyrocketing, while wages stay stagnant. The rich keep getting richer, while more and more people are left without even the basics.
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  76. Your comment is a powerful reminder of the stark inequalities in the world. It’s heartbreaking to think about such extremes of wealth while so many suffer. Let’s hope for a future where compassion and humanity guide those in power, creating a fairer and more just society for all
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  77. Texas has been at the heart of many political and economic shifts, and Musk’s move there only intensified the debate. It’s always interesting to see how policy decisions impact businesses and industries. Appreciate your thoughts on this!
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  78. Warnings have been there for years, but people didn’t want to listen. Now, reality is hitting hard. The real question is: will America course-correct, or keep going down this path until there’s no turning back?
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  79. That’s the hard truth. Customers will stay loyal as long as they feel valued, but the moment a company stops delivering quality, fair pricing, or respect, people will take their business elsewhere.
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  80. It’s fascinating to see which countries are leading the way in economic growth! But with rapid growth often comes challenges like inequality and overlooked dark sides, including potential rises in homelessness. It’ll be interesting to see how these nations balance their progress with sustainability and social well-being.
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  81. Richard Wolff’s insights are always thought-provoking. Greed and economic inequality remain at the root of many global issues. Let’s hope for solutions that prioritize people over profits
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  82. It’s encouraging to see signs of progress as firefighters work tirelessly to battle these wildfires. Their dedication and bravery are truly inspiring. Hoping for continued success in containment and safety for everyone affected. Stay strong!
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  83. Regret is a powerful thing. Many voters get caught up in slogans and promises without thinking about long-term consequences. Now that reality has hit, some are realizing that their choices came with a price. The lesson here is that emotions shouldn’t drive votes—policies should.
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  84. This video sheds light on the dark side of global racism and how it impacts Black travelers. It’s disheartening to see how deeply prejudice runs in some places, from subtle biases to outright hostility. As many comments suggest, homelessness and social exclusion can also stem from systemic racism, creating a vicious cycle. At the same time, the resilience and pride of the Black community are inspiring. Choosing where to travel and finding welcoming places is a way to prioritize safety and peace while continuing to stand strong against discrimination. Much love and respect to everyone sharing their experiences here!
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  85. There’s definitely been growing tension between the two economies. It’ll be interesting to see how trade relations evolve in the coming years. Thanks for sharing!
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  86. Thank you for sharing your story. It’s inspiring to hear how you’ve managed to maintain stability in challenging times. Many people are struggling with rising costs, and your perspective highlights the importance of resilience. Wishing you continued peace and security in your journey ahead!
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  87. You are not alone in thinking this. Many companies assumed they were too big to fail, but consumers are proving otherwise. When businesses ignore customer demands and assume loyalty is permanent, they set themselves up for failure.
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  88. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Parenting is about guidance and support, not just meeting a deadline. Kicking a child out at 18 without preparation isn’t independence—it’s abandonment. Every child’s journey is different, and real support makes all the difference. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  89. Rising rents in NYC only fuel the cycle—higher costs push more people into homelessness, which in turn exacerbates the city’s social challenges. It feels like an endless loop, where affordability continues to slip further away for so many
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  90. That’s a powerful observation—thanks for sharing what’s happening in the Netherlands. It really shows how consumer movements are becoming more global, and how values are shaping buying habits worldwide.
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  91. That’s heartbreaking to hear. People come here chasing the American Dream, but for many, it feels like it’s slipping away.
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  92. You’re right. History has shown that no company is "too big to fail." Kodak once dominated the photography industry but failed to adapt to the digital age. If Tesla doesn’t address its quality, pricing, and competition issues, it might end up on the same path.
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  93. Absolutely. The economic impact of Musk’s companies extends far beyond Tesla and Twitter/X. When an industry giant like this stumbles, entire communities—workers, suppliers, and local businesses—can suffer. It’s a high-risk, high-reward game, and we’re seeing just how fragile that balance can be. Great insight!
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  94. Thank you for sharing your story! It’s wonderful to hear that you’ve built a happy and fulfilling life in your home country—congratulations on your success in civil engineering! While America has its challenges and dark sides, there are still many opportunities and incredible aspects about the country. Long-term solutions, especially improving education and creating stronger communities, can help address the issues it faces. Wishing you continued happiness and success!
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  95. Boycotts are gaining momentum. The big question is: will they create lasting change, or are they just a temporary wave?
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  96. Exactly. The signs were there—rising debt, deteriorating infrastructure, social unrest. But people tend to ignore problems until they become impossible to avoid. The real question is: will we learn from this, or will history just repeat itself?
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  97. That’s a sobering thought, and it reflects real concern about global competition. Thanks for contributing a strategic, long-term perspective.
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  98. Absolutely. It’s a full-scale decline, not just in finances but in the things that make a state livable. Roads, schools, law enforcement—everything is stretched thin. The longer it continues, the harder it will be to rebuild.
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  99. What an insightful perspective! Observing the conditions of the bottom 10% truly offers a more comprehensive view of a country's overall well-being. It’s a reminder of the importance of focusing on education, equitable opportunities, and community programs to uplift everyone. A balanced society is one where no one is left behind, and your comment highlights that beautifully!
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  100. No child should ever feel abandoned. Every parent has a responsibility to support their kids, no matter their age. Wishing for more empathy in families.
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  101. Automation is becoming a significant part of Tesla’s production and future vision. While some see this as innovation, others worry about job losses and the human impact of increased reliance on AI and robotics in manufacturing.
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  102. Problems don’t appear out of nowhere. The real tragedy is how long these issues were swept under the rug before they became crises.
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  103. It says the system is broken, and the cost of living is completely out of control.
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  104. Buying a ghost town and bringing it back to life is such a bold move—maybe they can even create opportunities to help the homeless while preserving the town’s history
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  105. Unfortunately, hindsight is 20/20. The question is, will people learn from this or keep making the same mistakes?
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  106. Musk’s decisions—whether in hiring, firing, or restructuring—have always sparked strong reactions. His supporters see him as a disruptor, while his critics see him as reckless. The conversation about corporate responsibility and leadership is definitely an important one. Appreciate your insights!
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  107. Accountability in politics is a joke. Whether it’s Trump or anyone else, powerful people rarely face real consequences. Voters may have wanted change, but what they’re getting is just more of the same.
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  108. America is facing a serious crisis as cities struggle with high taxes, poverty, and homelessness. What do you think is causing these problems, and what solutions do you believe could make a difference? Share your thoughts in the comments and let’s start a conversation. Don’t forget to like and share this video to spread awareness!
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  109. If the American Dream means struggling paycheck to paycheck, is it really worth staying?
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  110. You’ve made a powerful point—awareness and conscious choices do carry weight. Thank you for highlighting how informed action can be a force for change. Staying educated and engaged is more important than ever.
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  111. A country that lets skilled workers sleep in shelters is a country failing its people.
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  112. The U.S. can indeed feel like a land of opportunity for the wealthy, while for the poor and vulnerable, it often seems like a place where hope is slipping away. Wishing the best for everyone, and hoping for a future where opportunities are shared more equally
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  113. That’s a beautiful commitment! Family support makes all the difference in life. Wishing you and your kids a lifetime of love and strength!
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  114. The American Dream often hides a dark side—be grateful and happy in your hometown if life isn’t too difficult. Otherwise, you might find yourself homeless in a place of luxury. Wishing everyone happiness and the very best! Mexico - 5.2 million Guatemala - 780,000 El Salvador - 751,000 Honduras - 564,000 India - 400,000 Philippines - 309,000 Venezuela - 251,000 China - 241,000 Colombia - 201,000 Brazil - 195,000
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  115. Everyone deserves a safe place to live. Housing shouldn’t be treated like a luxury.
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  116. Tariffs were supposed to protect American industries, but in many cases, they ended up hurting American businesses and consumers more than they helped. Global trade is complicated, and short-sighted policies often have unintended consequences.
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  117. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s absolutely crazy—wages haven’t kept up, but rent keeps skyrocketing. Expecting young adults to survive on their own with these costs is unrealistic. Hoping for real solutions soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  118. The resources exist, but greed and mismanagement keep people on the streets.
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  119. The cost of living crisis is pushing people out. When housing and basic necessities become luxuries, it’s a sign that the system needs serious change.
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  120. Thanks for sharing your efforts—it’s not easy, and I respect the commitment. Your voice reflects how people are trying to align their purchases with their principles.
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  121. That’s a serious concern. Mass layoffs don’t just affect the employees—they hit local economies, from real estate markets to small businesses that rely on Tesla workers as customers. If this trend continues, we could see long-term economic shifts in these states. Thanks for bringing up this important point!
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  122.  @tswvxyastswvyeej5510  It's a harsh reality when even a six-figure income can't secure a home. The dream of homeownership is slipping away, and it's a sign that the system needs real change.
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  123. Not migrants, illegal immigrants!
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  124. A lot of people feel the same way. Apple used to lead the tech world, but lately, their upgrades feel more like minor tweaks than groundbreaking innovation. If they don’t step up, competitors will gladly take their customers.
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  125. That’s the scary reality. A strong safety net and better healthcare access could prevent so many from falling into homelessness.
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  126. Corporate money plays a huge role in politics, and businesses often hedge their bets by supporting candidates who promise policies that benefit them. The challenge for voters is ensuring that economic policies actually support working people, not just the ultra-rich.
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  127. Wealth brings influence, but real change happens when systems are designed to uplift people, not just rely on charity. Sustainable solutions matter more than one-time donations.
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  128. It's heartbreaking to see this. Let’s hope for a brighter future—a world of peace and happiness, free from distinctions of wealth, skin color, or race. Wishing all the best to everyone reading this comment!
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  129. Greed without accountability destroys nations. True progress means wealth should uplift society, not just the top 1%.
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  130. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 You’re absolutely right—back then, families stuck together and supported each other through hard times. Today’s culture is more individualistic, and that sense of community has faded for many. Maybe it’s time to bring back that spirit of helping one another. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  131. You’re absolutely right—those born into wealth often have the American Dream handed to them. For others, it’s an uphill battle that requires incredible effort and resilience to achieve. It’s a reminder that opportunity isn’t always equal, but perseverance can still create pathways to success
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  132. I hear your frustration. Consumer power is real, and history has shown that when people unite behind a cause, it can lead to change. Whether it's through boycotts, voting with your wallet, or demanding accountability, the public plays a key role in shaping the success of major corporations. Thanks for your passionate comment!
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  133. Exactly. If there's money for endless foreign aid, there should be money to fix homelessness here first. Priorities are completely backwards.
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  134. It’s an interesting idea, but merging with Canada would require constitutional changes on both sides. Plus, would Canada even want to take on California’s economic and political challenges?
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  135. Ironically, in many Asian countries, earning just $1k/month is enough for a comfortable life, while in the U.S., many struggle even with a higher salary. Maybe the ‘American Dream’ isn’t as appealing as it used to be?
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  136. Thanks for sharing your experience. Your story is one of many showing how personal decisions are being shaped by wider events. It's helpful to hear how people around the world are responding.
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  137. Absolutely agree. Local businesses often reflect the heart of a community. Thanks for the reminder to support what’s close to home.
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  138. You make a powerful point. Reinvesting in workers not only strengthens communities—it builds long-term stability for everyone. Many people feel that if more wealth flowed back into jobs and fair wages, we’d all be better off. Thanks for speaking up.
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  139. Classic George Carlin—his words still hit hard today. Unfortunately, for many, the dream feels more out of reach than ever. Time to wake up and push for real change
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  140. That’s a powerful statement, and it captures the feeling of reclaiming consumer power. Thank you for contributing to this discussion—it’s a reminder that collective action can have real impact when driven by awareness and purpose.
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  141. That’s why compassion matters. It could happen to anyone, and a better system could help people get back on their feet faster.
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  142. Maine’s close ties with Canada are undeniable, but state identity runs deep. Would people really be ready to trade stars for a maple leaf?
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  143. This video sheds light on the growing poverty crisis in California, a state often seen as a land of opportunity. It’s heartbreaking to see the struggles faced by so many in these cities. Addressing the root causes, such as high living costs, housing shortages, and lack of access to resources, is crucial to creating lasting change. What solutions do you think could help these communities the most?
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  144. Seeing the timeline of how these California wildfires unfolded is truly heartbreaking. It highlights the urgency of finding better prevention and response strategies. Sending strength to all those affected and deep gratitude to the firefighters on the frontlines
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  145. So many lifelong Californians feel the same way. It’s tough watching a place that once felt full of opportunity become unaffordable and unsafe.
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  146. Electric vehicles are here to stay, but Tesla’s dominance isn’t guaranteed. As more companies enter the market with better quality and lower prices, Tesla’s position as the "future of cars" is looking shaky.
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  147. This video is a sobering reminder of the growing poverty crisis in America. It’s heartbreaking to see how some states are struggling with issues like homelessness and lack of opportunities. How can we work toward meaningful solutions to uplift these communities while addressing the root causes of poverty?
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  148. Leadership decisions have long-term consequences, and the economy is feeling the effects.
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  149. The courage and determination of this couple in their 80s are truly inspiring! Using garden hoses to save their home from the Palisades Fire shows incredible resilience and resourcefulness. Wishing them and everyone affected safety and strength during this challenging time
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  150. The strength and faith shown by this Altadena man are truly inspiring. Facing the flames to save his home is an incredible act of courage. Wishing him and everyone affected safety, recovery, and hope in these challenging times
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  151. That's true! Many European countries have high income taxes, but they often provide stronger social services like healthcare, education, and housing support. It’s a trade-off that works differently depending on each country’s priorities.
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  152. A lot of people are feeling frustrated and concerned about where things are heading. No matter where people stand politically, it’s clear that something needs to change.
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  153. Safety and affordability are the foundation of a thriving city. If businesses close and people leave, Portland risks losing the unique culture that made it special.
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  154. The rapid spread of the Palisades Fire is truly devastating. Wildfires like this remind us of the immense power of nature and the importance of preparedness. My thoughts are with everyone affected, and endless gratitude to the firefighters risking their lives to protect the community. Stay safe, everyone! 🙏🔥
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  155. That’s the harsh truth. Without an address, it’s hard to get a job. Without a job, you can’t afford housing. It’s a vicious cycle, and without real support—like affordable housing, job programs, and mental health services—many people never get the chance to rebuild their lives.
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  156. Exactly. With rents skyrocketing and wages staying the same, it's no wonder so many people are struggling to keep a roof over their heads.
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  157. You’re not alone. More and more people are considering moving abroad in search of a better quality of life. The fact that so many Americans are thinking this way says a lot about the current state of the country.
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  158. That’s beyond frustrating. People work their whole lives expecting security in retirement, and now many are left wondering if they’ll get what they earned.
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  159. Here we go again, Cash Jordan is back with another intense review about gangs. It makes you wonder—will NYC ever have a moment of peace? Hopefully, better days are ahead for the city that never sleeps.
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  160. What an inspiring story! A brain surgeon stepping up to help save homes during the LA wildfires shows true heroism and selflessness. It's amazing to see such courage and community spirit in the face of disaster. Wishing safety and recovery for all affected!
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  161. You're absolutely right. For many, the dream has turned into a daily struggle just to survive. We need to rebuild hope and opportunity for those being left behind.
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  162. True change starts with real solutions—affordable housing, mental health care, and job opportunities. Band-aid fixes won’t solve the crisis.
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  163. It's ironic how some feel entitled to break the law by entering illegally, then demand rights and respect as if rules don’t apply to them. Seeking a better life doesn’t mean ignoring borders or the hard work it takes to build a country This often contributes to the homeless crisis, as resources are stretched thin, impacting everyone
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  164. Political leadership matters, but both parties have been in power while the crisis worsened. The issue runs deeper than just one administration.
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  165. The past can’t be undone, but the future can be shaped. The real question is whether independence would make life better for the people of Hawaii today.
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  166. California has long been a hub for EV innovation. Tesla’s move to Texas was a bold decision, and the consequences—positive or negative—are still unfolding.
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  167. Layoffs are always tough, and they can shake confidence in a company’s future. Hopefully, those affected find new opportunities soon.
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  168. Thank you for such a thoughtful comment! It’s truly heartbreaking to see the growing impact of poverty and homelessness across so many states. Awareness is the first step, and hopefully, conversations like these can inspire meaningful actions to bring about real change. Your words are a reminder that empathy and understanding can go a long way in addressing these challenges
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  169. Exactly. No one chooses to be homeless. The system sets people up to fail.
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  170. Parents play a key role in guiding and protecting their children. Wishing for understanding and compassion in all families.
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  171. Prioritizing foreign affairs while neglecting domestic issues raises serious concerns.
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  172. Fair stance! Ethical consumerism is becoming a bigger movement, and people are paying more attention to how companies treat their workers. Thanks for sharing your view!
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  173. Outsourcing was a turning point. Rebuilding America’s manufacturing base is difficult but not impossible.
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  174. That’s one of the biggest contradictions about America. It has enormous wealth, yet so many people struggle to afford basic necessities. Other countries handle things differently, and it’s worth questioning why the U.S. can’t seem to do the same.
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  175. Collapse is more than hardship—it’s about homelessness, rising housing costs, and unstable job markets. Solutions lie in affordable housing, job creation, and access to quality education for a better future
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  176. Perceptions shift over time. The U.S. is now dealing with challenges that many once associated with other parts of the world. Every country has its struggles—it’s about how they choose to handle them.
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  177. When even the most hardworking lose everything, the system is rigged against them.
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  178. Thank you for your comment. Homelessness is indeed a global challenge, and it stems from a complex web of issues like overpopulation, unemployment. This documentary aims to highlight the dark side of these challenges while also emphasizing the importance of education and systemic solutions. Together, we can hope for a future where every person has the opportunity to thrive. Let’s keep believing in positive change!
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  179. The city still has its energy, but when even the middle class is priced out, the question becomes: who is New York really for?
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  180. A just society requires accountability. Without law and order, the foundation of civilization weakens.
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  181. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Exactly—working full-time at low wages still isn’t enough to afford basic living expenses. The math just doesn’t add up. Hoping for real solutions to make housing and wages more balanced. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  182. That’s a valid concern. Public-private partnerships can be beneficial, but only if companies hold up their end of the deal. If Tesla can’t meet its job commitments, New York taxpayers may start questioning whether the investment was worth it. Appreciate your thoughtful comment!
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  183. Detroit’s decline shows how dangerous it is when cities rely too much on one industry. The future belongs to cities that can adapt and create new opportunities.
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  184.  @TheUtuber999  Great point! 🎯 The math really shows how unrealistic the housing market has become. With wages nowhere near that for most people, it’s no wonder so many are struggling. Thanks for sharing this perspective! Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  185. Every administration has its supporters and critics, but Wisconsin leaving for Canada? That’s definitely not happening. America is too deeply connected to let states just switch countries.
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  186. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s a harsh reality—so much wealth, yet so many struggling just to have a place to sleep. The system needs serious change. Hoping for better solutions ahead. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  187. Exactly. Political drama gets the headlines, but the real issue is economic survival. If businesses can’t thrive, neither can the people who rely on them. Job losses don’t just hurt individuals—they hurt entire communities.
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  188. Exactly! Housing inflation is unchecked, yet wages remain stagnant. A broken system benefits only landlords and corporations.
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  189. It's frustrating, isn't it? So much money spent abroad while people here are struggling. We need to prioritize taking care of our own
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  190. Without jobs, people can’t pay rent. Without homes, rebuilding is nearly impossible.
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  191. Not all homeless people are addicts—many are victims of financial hardship, mental illness, or bad luck. No one deserves to be left behind.
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  192. It’s a completely different world now. College costs have skyrocketed, and even with a degree, finding a good job isn’t guaranteed.
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  193. We don’t need a savior, we need a system that works for everyone. Wishing for a future where we solve this together.
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  194. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Expecting young adults to survive on their own without a safety net isn’t realistic in today’s economy. Support and guidance are crucial for a stable start. Hoping for a shift in mindset. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  195. Homelessness could explode in NYC with everything that's happening. It's like the city is on a path to becoming a real ghost town
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  196. Absolutely—housing is a basic human need, and without it, people’s health suffers. This crisis needs urgent solutions. 🙏
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  197. That’s tough. The cost of living in New York is insane, especially with rent, food, and transportation prices skyrocketing. It's crazy how even a six-figure income can barely cover the basics. Hopefully, things start improving with more affordable housing options and wage adjustments
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  198. That’s the reality—when the cost of living keeps rising and wages don’t keep up, people will go where they can actually build a future. Cities need to focus on affordability and safety to keep residents from leaving.
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  199. Leadership should be about solutions, not just power. Without real policies that protect jobs and housing, homelessness will continue to rise.
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  200. Absolutely. The media focuses on distractions while millions struggle on the streets. Homelessness is a crisis that deserves real attention and action.
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  201. Extreme wealth creates extreme responsibility. While billionaires can contribute, the real solution lies in policies that prioritize people over profit. A fairer system ensures opportunity for all, not just those at the top.
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  202. That’s why his recent downfall is so interesting to watch. He built his brand on being an untouchable genius, but now, people are seeing through the illusion. Public figures who thrive on admiration often struggle when the tide turns against them.
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  203. Finding solutions to California's wildfires is absolutely critical. Every year, these disasters cause immense damage to lives and property. Hopefully, effective measures will be implemented soon to prevent and minimize the impact of wildfires in the future
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  204. 100%. Businesses bring jobs, and when you make it harder for them to operate, everyone pays the price. We’re seeing that play out in real-time.
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  205. The U.S. has every right to enforce its borders, but the way we handle immigration and homelessness should reflect our values. There has to be a better solution than this
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  206. Landlords win, renters lose. The city is becoming unlivable for regular working people.
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  207. That’s the core issue! Affordable housing and fair wages should go hand in hand, but right now, the gap is growing.
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  208. Exactly. It's heartbreaking that a country with so much wealth has allowed homelessness to reach this level. We need to rethink our priorities and invest in real solutions.
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  209. Behind every statistic is a family struggling to survive.
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  210. Without a stable home, holding a job becomes incredibly difficult. We need to prioritize housing and employment. Wishing for balanced solutions.
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  211. You’re absolutely right—this reflects the dark side of our economic systems. As places grow and develop, the gap between the rich and poor only widens. Even the middle class isn’t safe, with skyrocketing housing costs and other rising expenses pushing many toward homelessness. It’s a harsh reality that highlights the urgent need for systemic change to ensure fairness and stability for everyone
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  212. It says they’ve failed to protect their own citizens from poverty and homelessness.
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  213. Exactly. People vote with their feet, and when businesses and families pack up and leave, it's a clear sign that something isn't working.
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  214. Buying an entire town is such a bold and inspiring move! Love seeing stories of off-grid living and pioneering spirit. Great video—keep up the amazing work!
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  215. Beautifully said. Globalization truly changed how we connect and consume. I love how you framed it—as using money to vote. It’s a powerful and peaceful form of action.
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  216. Thank you for sharing this information! While supporting global security is important, balancing such efforts with addressing domestic challenges like education, healthcare, housing, and prioritizing the well-being of its own citizens could lead to a stronger and more united nation. Wishing for thoughtful policies that benefit both the U.S. and the global community
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  217. People often vote based on emotion rather than policy, and that’s how con men thrive. Whether it’s Trump, Biden, or anyone else, the real lesson here is that politicians will always serve their own interests first.
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  218. While mismanagement plays a huge role, it’s hard to ignore how certain policies seem to push cities toward collapse rather than recovery.
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  219. Absolutely! No matter what happens in the world, keeping faith and staying positive is always the best mindset. Thank you for sharing your uplifting words!
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  220. Totally agree. It's devastating to see so many people without a place to call home. We need real solutions and support systems in place to stop this trend
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  221. That’s the real crisis—once you’re homeless, the system makes it nearly impossible to rebuild. Affordable housing and job stability should be priorities.
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  222. Faith can bring strength and hope, but real change also requires action. Helping communities, improving policies, and showing kindness to those in need go hand in hand with prayer.
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  223. You’re not alone. A lot of voters are experiencing buyer’s remorse right now. The big question is what happens next election.
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  224. True, but real leadership should focus on lifting people up, not just protecting the ultra-rich.
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  225. Prioritizing corporate profits over public welfare has led to many of these issues. Balance is key.
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  226. Every leader leaves a mark, but the U.S. has always been defined by more than just one person. The country has survived many political shifts before.
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  227. Leadership should be about protecting citizens, not sacrificing them for political gain.
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  228. The U.S. is like 50 mini-countries, each with its own culture, laws, and economy. Some states might feel out of place, but breaking away isn’t a simple fix.
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  229. Thank you for your comment. The challenges facing the US, like homelessness and economic inequality, certainly highlight areas that need urgent attention. Hopefully, these struggles will inspire innovative solutions and a renewed sense of unity to move the country forward.
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  230. That’s truly heartwarming! 🙏 Providing a safe and welcoming home for your family, no matter their age, is a beautiful thing. The world needs more people with your kindness. Wishing you and your family all the best! 🌟❤
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  231. The U.S. has always projected an image of strength and prosperity, but the cracks are becoming more visible. From crime to economic struggles, the reality is a lot different from the way America used to be seen around the world.
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  232. Leadership is about trust, and once it’s broken, it’s hard to rebuild. But history shows that politicians from all sides have made promises they couldn’t keep. The real question is: how do we hold leaders accountable so we don’t keep repeating the same mistakes?
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  233. Thank you so much for sharing that—your perspective really adds depth to the conversation. Living through multiple economic downturns gives you a wisdom many of us can learn from. You're right, something about this time does feel different. It’s a powerful moment when even those at the top show signs of uncertainty. I appreciate you being here and contributing to this dialogue.
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  234. That’s heartbreaking to hear. Thank you for sharing something so personal. When the next generation starts losing faith in the country their parents helped build, it says a lot about where we are. Your voice matters, and we’re grateful you’re part of this discussion.
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  235. That’s a powerful statement. Long-term shifts in habits speak louder than temporary protests. Thank you for offering this European perspective—it’s valuable.
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  236. That’s a huge shift, and it’s happening in so many places. When people don’t feel safe in their own communities, something is seriously wrong.
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  237. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s a tough reality—costs keep climbing while wages stay stagnant, making it nearly impossible for many to get ahead. Something has to change. Hoping for better days ahead. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  238. That’s an interesting vision! A coalition of blue states would create a powerful economic and political bloc, but such a transformation would involve major logistical, cultural, and legal shifts. Joining Canada would be an even bigger step, requiring constitutional and international negotiations. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—these ideas really make us think about what the future of governance could look like!
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  239. That’s a real concern. Migration can improve life for individuals, but if the same policies and problems follow, new places could end up just as expensive and overcrowded.
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  240. America is facing serious challenges, but history shows that nations can rebuild. The key is whether leaders and communities take action before it's too late.
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  241. Thank you for sharing such a detailed and thoughtful perspective. The challenges in the Bay Area are indeed complex, with the tech boom driving both opportunity and inequality. The dynamics you’ve described highlight how difficult it is for many to find stability in such a competitive environment. Wishing everyone strength and peace as they navigate these challenges
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  242. Losing skilled workers in critical sectors makes the country more vulnerable.
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  243. Yep, hindsight is 20/20. It’s easy to ignore warning signs when things seem fine, but when reality hits, people suddenly want out. The sad part? If nothing changes, the cycle just repeats in the next place they move to
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  244. That’s a strong image—and sadly, it resonates with what many are feeling. Often, the struggles of working people are invisible until the powerful are affected. You’ve summed that up clearly. Appreciate your voice in this conversation.
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  245. Interesting idea. A looser federation could be a compromise between full independence and staying under Washington’s control. But would it actually work in the long run?
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  246. It’s an important question, and one that reminds us of the need for understanding and compassion. The actions of any country can leave lasting impressions, but education and open dialogue are powerful tools to foster mutual respect and rebuild connections. Let’s continue to focus on love, learning, and creating a better future for everyone. Wishing you peace and positivity!
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  247. Aligning with political figures always carries risks. Some believe Musk’s political moves have helped his businesses, while others think they’ve hurt his reputation. Time will tell if his strategy pays off.
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  248. ​ @paulespinoza974  I agree, changing the environment is challenging; even the most luxurious places have their dark sides. What we can change is how we perceive and respond to them. Wishing happiness and peace to everyone reading this comment!
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  249. Well said! The rural-urban divide shapes many secession discussions, not just in Oregon but across the U.S. It’s a deep-rooted issue that goes beyond politics into identity and way of life.
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  250. It’s tough to see how quickly things can change. These cities still have opportunities, but the cost of living is pushing too many people to the edge.
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  251. The ripple effects of California wildfires go far beyond the immediate damage, impacting communities, businesses, and even the insurance industry. It's a stark reminder of how interconnected we all are and the importance of preparedness and resilience. Hoping for swift recovery and support for those affected!
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  252. History is full of cycles—nations rise and fall, but they also reinvent themselves. The question is, what comes next?
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  253. Reviving struggling cities takes more than just one president—it requires strong local leadership, smart policies, and community investment. Change won’t happen overnight, but it’s possible with the right priorities.
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  254. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s a stark reflection of the dark side some people face, with challenges like homelessness and economic disparity making it hard to believe in the dream. Let’s hope for meaningful changes that make staying and thriving a reality for everyone
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  255. Detroit’s decline is a tough lesson in what happens when industries collapse without a plan. Hopefully, reinvestment can help bring life back to these places.
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  256. Exactly—selfishness and greed always lead to breakdowns in society. We need more compassion and cooperation to thrive
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  257. Many people feel that corporate accountability is overdue. Businesses that have taken advantage of consumers, workers, and global markets for decades are now facing backlash, and it’s reshaping the way people think about spending their money.
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  258. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The dark side of such practices does highlight the importance of focusing on education and empowerment to bridge the gap and ensure everyone has a chance to succeed. By building strong communities and supporting opportunities for growth, we can work toward a more balanced and inclusive future. Wishing you hope and brighter days ahead!
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  259. Absolutely, the Holy Bible offers guidance and comfort to those who seek it. May God bless you abundantly and guide you toward all that is good and fulfilling. Wishing you His peace and grace in every step of your journey
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  260. For many, the dream has shifted from success to simply getting by. A system that doesn’t reward effort and responsibility needs serious reform.
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  261. These cities were once the heartbeat of America. Now they’re becoming cautionary tales.
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  262. Safety is a major concern in the auto industry. Tesla has both supporters and critics when it comes to its safety features, and ongoing data will continue to shape public perception.
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  263. It used to mean owning a home, having a stable job, and building a future. Now, it means struggling just to stay afloat. If the middle class disappears, so does the foundation of the country.
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  264. So true. A society is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable. Without compassion and real action, this crisis will only continue to grow.
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  265. May everyone who reads this comment be blessed with peace, good health, prosperity, and happiness. Wishing you a life filled with abundance and a serene, joyful old age. Take care and stay well!
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  266. You raise an important point. Advertising choices send powerful messages. I appreciate your call for action—it adds a meaningful layer to the conversation around global accountability.
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  267. That story is all too familiar. When industries leave, entire towns fall apart. Michigan was once a powerhouse—what happened to all the promises to bring jobs back?
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  268. The global economy is complicated. The fact that America relies so much on foreign manufacturing is part of why jobs have disappeared and cities are struggling.
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  269. Housing should prioritize local residents. If people can’t afford to live in their own country, something is clearly wrong.
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  270.  @LEK-we2hh  Congratulations! 🎉 That’s an impressive achievement—taking responsibility at such a young age is no small feat. It’s not easy, and your hard work and discipline truly stand out. Wishing you continued success and all the best! 🌟
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  271. Thank you for your comment! Using advanced technology like DJI drones for rescue and hotspot detection could indeed make a significant difference in preventing and managing wildfire tragedies. Innovation has the potential to save lives when used effectively
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  272. I'm sorry to hear that. It's heartbreaking to see how things have changed. Your perspective and experience are invaluable—hopefully, there’s still hope for improvement.
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  273. That’s a really strong and focused point. The ability to exit hardship isn’t equally shared—and many are more concerned with holding power accountable than watching how much billionaires lose. Thanks for shifting the focus to what matters for everyday people.
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  274. Sometimes, a simple life with strong community ties is worth more than all the wealth in the world. Cities may offer opportunities, but they often come with isolation, stress, and high costs.
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  275. So true. That’s the heart of how people influence corporations—through where they choose to spend. Thanks for putting it so clearly.
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  276. Government partnerships have played a key role in SpaceX’s success. If tensions continue, it could create challenges for the company’s future projects.
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  277. NYC still has energy and opportunity, but when even basic things become unaffordable, it’s no surprise that so many people are leaving for cheaper cities.
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  278. Leaders, past and present, should be held accountable for their priorities.
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  279. Automation and AI will only make job security more challenging—long-term planning is crucial.
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  280. The rising homeless population is a serious issue reflecting the struggles of the American middle class. High living costs, stagnant wages, and affordable housing shortages are forcing many hardworking families out of their homes. This is a critical challenge that needs urgent attention through better housing policies, wage growth, and community support.
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  281. Exactly. Moving is expensive, and for many, it’s not an option. Cities need to fix the root issues—crime, cost of living, and job opportunities—so people don’t feel forced to leave.
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  282. When leaders prioritize wealth over well-being, the people suffer. Accountability is long overdue.
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  283. Smaller communities often have stronger support systems, making homelessness less visible. Big cities, with their high costs and complex systems, struggle to provide the same level of support.
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  284. Fiscal responsibility is important, but reckless cuts leave many Americans struggling.
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  285. Exactly. Hard work should lead to stability, not just survival.
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  286. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Exactly—many young people didn’t choose this situation, and blaming them ignores the bigger issues. The system needs real solutions, not just judgment. Hoping for change. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  287. China has become a major competitor in the EV market, especially with companies like BYD and NIO. It will be interesting to see how Tesla adapts to the increasing competition.
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  288. There’s definitely some irony there. Policies sound good in theory, but when reality hits, people start to see the full picture.
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  289. This video highlights the dark side of systemic issues that many Black communities continue to face, from income inequality to homelessness and housing disparities. It’s heartbreaking that in 2024, racism and ignorance still persist. At the same time, stories like the Black homeowner in CT remind us of resilience and the power of determination. Change is possible, but we must address these disparities with compassion and action to build a better future for everyone
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  290. You make a great point! When economic power is concentrated, it often leads to higher prices and declining quality. Supporting local businesses helps keep money in the community and fosters healthy competition. Thanks for sharing!
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  291. Yes 🤙🤙🙏🙏
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  292. Absolutely—your comment gets to the heart of what many people are feeling. An economy that lifts everyone, not just the privileged few, is something worth striving for. Thank you for voicing that so clearly.
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  293. Musk’s background and leadership style make him a unique figure in American business. Some see him as a disruptive innovator, while others question his motives and methods.
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  294. Thank you for sharing your detailed perspective. It's true that many interconnected issues—education, housing, and historical policy decisions—contribute to the challenges we see today. Addressing these deeply rooted problems requires a collective effort to create lasting change. Let’s hope for solutions that prioritize fairness, opportunity, and a brighter future for everyone
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  295. I’m really sorry to hear about your dad’s experience—that kind of loyalty deserves so much more. Your question is valid: many feel there’s a double standard in how we treat working people versus the ultra-wealthy. Thank you for sharing such a personal and important perspective.
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  296. People migrate for opportunity and safety. The real solution is fixing the problems so people don’t feel the need to leave in the first place.
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  297. Every major crisis in U.S. history was overcome by working together. A divided America wouldn’t just affect the states breaking away—it would affect the whole world.
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  298.  @Sandaesa  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Society and certain policies do seem to push independence too soon, without considering whether young people are truly ready. A balance between support and responsibility is needed. Hoping for better solutions ahead. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  299. The EV industry is evolving rapidly, and Chinese automakers like BYD are becoming strong competitors. It’s interesting to see how consumer preferences are shifting in the global market.
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  300. Wealth and power can be fleeting, especially in highly competitive industries. Many billionaires have seen their fortunes rise and fall based on business and economic trends. It’ll be interesting to see how Musk navigates these challenges. Thanks for sharing!
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  301. So true! Extreme wealth inequality means there’s plenty of money—but it’s not being used where it’s needed most.
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  302. It sounds like something out of a movie, but real-life breakups between states and nations are often messy, costly, and unpredictable.
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  303. Exactly. The focus should be on addressing the needs of American citizens first. There’s so much that can be done to fix issues like homelessness and poverty at home before getting involved in other countries’ issues.
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  304. Leadership does shape the fate of cities, but so do deeper economic and social factors. No single vote can fix decades of mismanagement.
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  305. Environmental issues are a result of long-term policies and corporate decisions that extend beyond any single political figure. While certain administrations have either advanced or rolled back environmental protections, real change will require collective action from businesses, lawmakers, and consumers alike.
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  306. Thank you! Open discussions are important, and it’s great to see different perspectives being shared.
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  307. Exactly! If middle-class salaries don’t cut it, affordable housing and wage growth need serious attention.
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  308. Exactly. Homelessness is a complex issue driven by mental health, addiction, and unaffordable living costs. It's not about laziness—it's about a system that fails to support those in need.
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  309.  @carolinecollett956  Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful sentiment. True equality means ensuring that everyone has access to a basic standard of living with dignity, not just survival. Wishing for a future where these ideals become a reality for all—because everyone deserves a fair chance at a decent life
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  310. It's fascinating how public figures can evoke such strong emotions. Musk’s journey—from revolutionizing electric vehicles and space travel to taking over social media—has certainly been controversial. Some see him as a visionary, others as a disruptor. It’s a reminder that success and power often come with polarizing opinions. The discussion about leadership and influence in America is more relevant than ever—thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  311. No doubt, challenges are piling up. But America has been in trouble before and found ways to adapt. The real question is whether this time will be any different.
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  312. That’s devastating. Small businesses are the backbone of communities, and it’s frustrating to see policies making it harder for them to survive. Hope you’re finding a way forward.
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  313. That’s a valid concern. When duties are imposed on imports, it can lead to higher prices for consumers and potentially slow down economic growth. It’s important to find a balance between protecting domestic industries and ensuring that prices remain affordable for everyone. The impact of these decisions will definitely need to be closely monitored.
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  314. Leadership matters, but so does accountability. The real question is: Will people demand better leaders, or will the cycle continue?
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  315. Hindsight is always clearer, but you’d think some of these warning signs were impossible to ignore.
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  316. That frustration is completely understandable. Politicians talk about solutions every election, but once in office, the problems just seem to get worse.
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  317. Absolutely. When the cost of living outpaces wages, more and more people are left with no choice but to live on the streets. It's a crisis that needs immediate action
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  318. Thank you for sharing your perspective! You're right—improving or implementing technology often requires just as much ingenuity as its original creation. Collaboration and innovation, no matter where they come from, drive global progress.
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  319. That statistic is alarming and highlights the need for stronger financial safety nets and better economic opportunities. Preventing homelessness starts with addressing the root causes—affordable housing, fair wages, and job stability.
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  320. The decline of these cities is heartbreaking, especially for those who saw them at their best. But cities rise and fall throughout history—there’s still hope for a turnaround if the right changes are made. Thanks for your well wishes!
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  321. People leave when they lose hope. If cities don’t start prioritizing basic needs, the exodus will only continue.
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  322. No country has a perfect history, but every nation has the potential to learn from the past and improve. The real question is whether people are willing to push for positive change.
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  323. Thank you for your comment. It’s a stark reminder that even in the richest country, challenges like homelessness require urgent attention. By focusing on education, affordable housing, and community programs, we can work toward solutions that reflect the true potential of this nation. Together, we can build a better future for all
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  324. No worker should wake up jobless overnight. People deserve dignity, not sudden unemployment.
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  325. That’s a major issue. The money is there, but where is it actually going? Without accountability and real solutions, the problem just keeps getting worse.
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  326. What an iconic moment! Huge thanks to the Village People for performing such an amazing song. Congratulations to Trump for joining in with the dance—truly a boss move! God Bless U.S.A.!!!!!!!
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  327. Hawaii has a strong cultural identity, but it also relies on imports and federal funding. Independence could bring pride, but also major economic struggles.
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  328. The rising cost of housing, combined with bills that far exceed incomes, is making it harder than ever for many Americans to afford a home. As house prices soar, people are feeling increasingly squeezed, struggling to keep up with the basics. It’s no wonder so many feel poorer and more suffocated by the cost of living in their own country
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  329. Thank you for your comment! It’s true that celebrities and wealthy individuals often have more options when it comes to housing, even in challenging times. However, the emotional loss of a home still impacts everyone, regardless of their financial situation
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  330. You’re right that corporations playing politics can backfire. When companies prioritize political alliances over customer satisfaction, they risk losing the trust of the very people who keep them in business.
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  331. Sadly, that's how it feels for many people today. The dream has faded for some, but hopefully, we can work toward turning things around
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  332. If hard work no longer leads to security, what’s left of the American Dream?
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  333. Have a nice day - 1 Czech Republic 2 Serbia 3 Spain 4 Iceland 5 Ukraine 6 Portugal 7 Romania 8 Netherlands 9 Austria 10 Italy 11 Slovenia 12 Switzerland 13 Norway 14 Turkey 15 Germany 16 Georgia 17 Sweden 18 Ireland 19 Russia 20 Croatia 21 Poland 22 United Kingdom 23 Hungary 24 Greece 25 Bulgaria 26 Denmark 27 Slovakia 28 Estonia 29 Latvia 30 Lithuania 31 Belgium 32 Montenegro 33 Bosnia and Herzegovina 34 Albania 35 North Macedonia 36 Cyprus 37 Malta 38 Kosovo 39 Moldova 40 Belarus 41 France 42 Armenia 43 Finland 44 Liechtenstein 45 San Marino 46 Azerbaijan 47 Monaco 48 Andorra 49 Luxembourg 50 Vatican City
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  334. Understanding history and politics is key to shaping the future. If knowledge leads to better policies and leadership, then your education is a great investment!
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  335. Exactly. No one chooses to be homeless. It's the result of poor decisions, neglect, and a system that doesn't prioritize its people. Leadership needs to step up and make real changes.
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  336. Absolutely. It’s not just about being poor—it’s the result of broken policies, skyrocketing costs, and a system that fails to support its own people. Real change is long overdue.
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  337. The sight of the little boy’s hand reaching out from beneath the rubble is one of the most heartbreaking and unforgettable images I've ever encountered.
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  338. Yess
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  339. Sadly, that’s the reality. Without real action, this crisis will continue to grow.
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  340. It’s troubling to see how many are opting for prison over living on the streets. This really highlights the cracks in our system. Wishing for more compassionate solutions that address the core issues.
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  341. Exactly! It feels like kindness and community support are being pushed aside while the system prioritizes profits over people. We need real leadership that actually cares about the struggles of everyday Americans. 😢
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  342. Baltimore still has great culture and history, but without real leadership and investment, its problems will only get worse. The city needs bold action, not just talk.
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  343. That's a powerful perspective. Life can take so many different turns, and it’s a blessing to end up in a stable place. Gratitude goes a long way, and your story is a reminder of how things could have been different for any of us
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  344. No one should have to live in those conditions, especially in one of the wealthiest nations in the world.
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  345. Hawaii’s geopolitical position makes it unique. While independence is a dream for some, economic and strategic realities tie it closely to the U.S.
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  346. Absolutely! Ignoring these crises won’t make them go away. Real action is needed before it gets even worse.
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  347. Layoffs are always tough, and Tesla’s workforce reductions have sparked strong reactions. Whether the company can weather the storm or not remains to be seen.
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  348. Change is necessary, but massive job losses without safety nets do more harm than good.
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  349. Exactly. Cities fail when leadership, economic opportunity, and affordability collapse together. Solutions require long-term vision, not just political blame games.
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  350. Change is hard, but splitting up might be even harder. Real solutions come from improving, not abandoning.
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  351. You’re not alone in feeling that way. Politicians talk a big game, but at the end of the day, people need real results, not just words.
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  352. Addiction is a symptom, not just a choice. Addressing homelessness means tackling mental health, rehab access, and economic opportunity. Without solutions, the cycle continues.
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  353. Government incentives for businesses always come with risks. Whether Nevada’s investment in Tesla pays off long-term will depend on how the company adapts to market changes.
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  354. Thank you for bringing that up! The 2008 economic crash was definitely a turning point, and its effects are still felt today. Many systems and communities never fully recovered, and it exposed vulnerabilities that continue to shape our current challenges. Acknowledging this is key to understanding how we move forward.
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  355.  @tswvxyastswvyeej5510  Education should be a pathway to stability and success, but when wages don’t reflect skill and dedication, something is broken. A society that undervalues its educators while rewarding low-skill labor more highly needs to rethink its priorities. It's not about discouraging trades but ensuring fair compensation across all professions
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  356. It definitely feels that way when basic needs like housing and healthcare are out of reach for so many.
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  357. Thank you for your comment! Quick fixes might seem ideal, but addressing issues like homelessness and poverty requires deeper, collaborative efforts. Feel free to share your ideas on what actions could make a real impact—we’d love to hear more perspectives!
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  358. That’s all anyone really wants—peace, stability, and a future we can believe in. Hopefully, we can work toward that.
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  359. Layoffs don’t just affect government jobs—they cripple entire industries that rely on them.
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  360. Absolutely. Words and promises mean nothing without action. It's time to combine compassion with real solutions to create lasting change
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  361. Some made bad choices, but many never had a fair chance to begin with. Everyone deserves a path to redemption.
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  362. California’s culture and economy are unique, but would it really want to trade U.S. independence for Canadian policies?
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  363. Homelessness in NYC may not be as visible as in other cities, but it’s still a crisis. No city should accept suffering as “something you cannot avoid.”
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  364. This raises so many questions. Why was such a law introduced, and how do authorities plan to fairly differentiate between homeless individuals and others? It feels like a complex issue, especially when social welfare programs are supposed to be improving. How can we balance safety and compassion in situations like this?
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  365. A complex issue—opportunity, work ethic, and systemic barriers all play a role. Everyone deserves a fair shot at success!
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  366. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s absolutely crazy—wages haven’t kept up, but rent keeps skyrocketing. Expecting young adults to survive on their own with these costs is unrealistic. Hoping for real solutions soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  367.  @DominiqueGreen-b1x  Interesting question! 🤔 Everyone’s circumstances are different, and not everyone starts from the same place. Hard work matters, but so do opportunities and support systems. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  368. New York has changed a lot over the decades. For many, it was once a place of opportunity, but now the high costs and crime make it harder for people to stay.
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  369. Thank you for sharing. Wishing everyone the best and hoping for brighter days ahead for those facing tough circumstances
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  370. True! Culturally and geographically, Minnesota has a lot in common with Canada, but it’s still deeply connected to the U.S. in ways that make separation unlikely.
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  371. California has a massive economy, but it also faces big issues—water supply, wildfires, housing crises, and high debt. Federal support is a safety net that’s hard to replace. Let me know if you want any adjustments! 🚀
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  372. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Homelessness is a humanitarian crisis, not a crime. Punishing people for being poor doesn’t solve the problem—real solutions like affordable housing, mental health support, and fair wages are needed. Hoping for real change. Wishing you a great day!
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  373. This is such an interesting topic! It’s always fascinating to explore how local culture, history, and social dynamics influence attitudes toward outsiders. Understanding these perspectives can help foster better connections and appreciation for the uniqueness of each state. Great video!
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  374. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s a tough question—raising a child is a lifelong responsibility, and expecting them to survive on their own the moment they turn 18 isn’t realistic for everyone. A strong support system makes all the difference. Hoping for a shift in mindset. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  375. You're absolutely right! Owning or even renting a home in Hawaii has become a massive challenge, especially for local Hawaiians. It's not just because of competition from outsiders but also due to the skyrocketing cost of living. Rent is often much higher than the national average, and utility bills like electricity, water, and internet are inflated because Hawaii relies heavily on imports. Even middle-class families are feeling the financial strain. Rising expenses for everything from groceries to gas are making the dream of stability and homeownership feel out of reach. This puts many families at risk of falling into financial hardshi
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  376. Sadly, this issue is nationwide. No city is immune, and some are being overlooked.
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  377. Thank you so much for watching and sharing your insights! Your support truly means the world. To everyone reading this, I wish you endless happiness, good health, and the courage to tackle any obstacles that come your way. May your journey be filled with love, joy, and remarkable achievements. Here’s to brighter tomorrows and a life full of positivity and success for each of you!
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  378. That’s a fair point—losing billions doesn’t exactly mean financial hardship in the way most people experience it. It’s good to keep that in perspective when we talk about economic “losses” at that level. Thanks for your insight!
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  379. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true that wealth inequality is a real issue, and the concentration of resources at the top often leaves others struggling. However, meaningful change requires more than just redistributing wealth—it also takes systemic reforms to create sustainable opportunities and ensure everyone has a fair chance to thrive
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  380. The urban-rural divide is getting bigger everywhere. Instead of splitting, maybe the real solution is better representation for different communities.
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  381. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s frustrating to see so much money go to conflicts while basic needs at home are ignored. Priorities need to change—people should come first. Hoping for real solutions soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  382. Glad you enjoyed it! Big shifts in the corporate world always make for fascinating discussions. Thanks for tuning in!
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  383. Thank you for joining the conversation from the UK—it’s insightful to hear how global consumers are responding to these shifts. The idea of making conscious choices based on values is a growing trend around the world, and your comment adds a valuable international angle.
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  384. Thank you for your comment! It’s true that mental health plays a significant role in these challenges. Interestingly, studies have shown that when people’s basic needs are met, and they have a sense of happiness and stability, they’re less likely to fall into destructive patterns. Addressing housing, mental health care, and community support can help create a stronger foundation for everyone
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  385. This video highlights the harsh realities faced by marginalized communities in Europe. It’s a reminder that cooperation and mutual understanding—both within Europe and globally, including with Russia and BRICS nations—can help address poverty and create better opportunities for all. Unity and collaboration can lead to positive change. 🌍✨
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  386. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The individualistic mindset often associated with capitalism can create a sense of disconnection, but many Americans are also deeply involved in community service, charity work, and social activism. Balancing personal success with collective responsibility is a challenge many societies face. With greater education, global awareness, and compassion-driven policies, meaningful change is always possible.
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  387. Thank you for sharing your perspective! I truly appreciate your focus on solutions—it’s refreshing to see ideas like this being discussed. While many highlight the problems, you’re offering a practical and empowering path forward. A training program for unemployed individuals to build their own homes is a fantastic idea that could make a real difference!
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  388. Everyone's situation is different, and while $70k may have been enough for you in 2012-2019, the cost of living—especially in California—has skyrocketed since then. Factors like medical bills, debt, rent hikes, and unexpected life events can push people into homelessness, even with a decent salary. Financial security isn't just about income; it's about stability and circumstances. That being said, your experience is valuable, and it's great that you managed to make it work. Wishing you continued success and financial security in the years ahead!
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  389. Regardless of who’s in office, the economy is shaped by more than just one person. Policies, consumer trends, and global competition all play a role in whether American businesses thrive or struggle.
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  390. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 👏 Times have definitely changed, and financial independence is much harder to achieve at 18 nowadays. Finding a balance between support and self-sufficiency is key. Appreciate your insight—wishing you and your loved ones all the best! 🙌✨
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  391. Thank you for your compassion! 🙏 These people need all the prayers and support they can get. I truly hope they find relief and a way out of this hardship. Amen. Wishing you a blessed day! 🌟
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  392. That’s a strong commitment, and it’s inspiring to see someone align their actions with their values. Thanks for sharing your story—it could encourage others to rethink their own habits.
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  393. You're absolutely right. Greed drives inequality, making it harder for people to escape poverty. Balance is key, but unfortunately, the scales often tip in favor of the wealthy
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  394. A dose of reality can be harsh, but awareness is the first step toward fixing these issues. Hopefully, people see this as a call to action rather than just doom and gloom.
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  395. The people who sacrificed for this country deserve better. It’s a national disgrace.
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  396. You’ve highlighted a critical issue. While the top 5% may enjoy wealth, the reality for many Americans living paycheck to paycheck shows a stark contrast. The risk of financial ruin due to medical bills, job instability, or rising rent is a clear sign that systemic changes are needed. Thank you for shedding light on this important topic. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season!
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  397. Hopefully not! But the real nightmare is the lack of healthcare and resources to prevent the spread of disease.
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  398. Housing and jobs should be basic rights, not privileges. Wishing for equal opportunities for all.
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  399. You're right—getting a job is key for many, and government support should focus on helping people become self-sufficient, not just providing for everything. A balance of both is important
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  400. Musk has always pushed for fewer regulations, but there’s a fine line between innovation and reckless disregard. When profits come before safety, disaster is only a matter of time.
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  401. Absolutely. Division only weakens a nation, while kindness and understanding make it stronger. No matter what happens, respect and unity should be the foundation.
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  402. Many people feel the same way—there are serious issues at home that need urgent attention. We should be prioritizing American citizens struggling with homelessness, healthcare, and rising costs
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  403. It’s concerning to see how the cost of living in Canada has skyrocketed, making life challenging for many. Issues like high rent, homelessness, and economic pressures reveal a dark side often overlooked in such a beautiful and developed country. Hopefully, changes will come to make life more affordable for everyone
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  404. It’s understandable to feel sympathy for animals in need, but it's important to remember that homeless individuals often face complex challenges, such as mental health issues, addiction, and systemic failures. Instead of placing blame, we should focus on finding solutions that support both people and their pets, offering the help needed to break the cycle of homelessness. Compassion for all is key.
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  405. Smart financial habits help, but personal savings alone won’t fix an economy where wages can’t cover basic housing.
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  406. Well said. If cities don’t invest in long-term solutions—education, jobs, and affordable housing—these problems will keep getting worse, no matter who is in charge.
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  407. Dreams still exist, but now they come with a high price. The challenge is whether LA can make a comeback or if survival becomes the new reality.
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  408. Losing a job with no safety net can push people into crisis faster than we realize.
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  409. Tesla has always been ahead of the curve, but competition in the EV space is heating up. Rivian, BYD, and other players are making aggressive moves, and the Cybertruck’s mixed reception certainly doesn’t help. Musk’s ability to adapt will determine whether Tesla stays on top or loses ground. Great insight!
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  410. BYD has been growing rapidly and is becoming a major competitor in the global EV market. If they expand further into North America, it could create an interesting dynamic in the industry.
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  411. Thank you for sharing that perspective! Gina Raimondo's statement highlights the complexities of global competition and innovation. China's advancements, like these robot dogs, are certainly impressive and serve as a reminder of the importance of staying ahead in technology and education. It’s fascinating to see how such developments push everyone to think bigger and innovate faster. Appreciate your input!
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  412. The Cybertruck has definitely been one of Tesla’s most controversial launches. While some love its unique design, others feel it hasn’t lived up to expectations.
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  413. Everyone wants a stronger, more stable country. Hoping for leadership that brings real solutions for the people!
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  414. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s true that media, including Hollywood movies, can have a powerful influence on young minds. That’s why promoting positive messages and encouraging critical thinking are so important. Let’s stay hopeful and keep praying for a brighter future where young people are inspired to make meaningful changes in the world. 🙏
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  415. True, and that’s why urban homelessness is more visible. But rural homelessness exists too—it’s just less seen.
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  416. Absolutely, this issue needs more attention as it affects millions.
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  417. Thank you for sharing your story—your discipline and smart financial decisions are truly commendable! It’s inspiring to see how careful planning and a strong work ethic can provide stability and growth even in challenging times. Investing in financial literacy and education is key to empowering more people to achieve similar success. Wishing you continued health, prosperity, and happiness in everything you do!
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  418. The wealth gap is growing, and these layoffs only make it worse for everyday Americans.
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  419. It's heartbreaking to see suffering while resources are wasted.
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  420. Thank you for sharing your concerns. Poverty can feel overwhelming, but raising awareness and pushing for compassionate policies can lead to change. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, kindness, and brighter opportunities ahead! 🙏🎄
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  421. Many are choosing alternative lifestyles to escape high costs—it’s a sign of changing times.
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  422. When people who have lived somewhere their whole lives no longer recognize their own city, it’s a warning sign that things have gone too far. The sad part is, many leaders don’t seem to care until it’s too late.
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  423. Absolutely. Many hardworking people are just one crisis away from losing everything. Prevention and social safety nets matter.
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  424. Absolutely. It’s a painful reality—while the wealthiest continue to amass fortunes, everyday people are just trying to survive. The system is deeply flawed and needs to change.
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  425. Exactly. Leadership should be about results, not just political points. When governing turns into a game of power instead of fixing real issues, everyday people are the ones who suffer
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  426. When basic necessities become unaffordable, dependence on the system increases. That’s not a coincidence. The cost of self-sufficiency has skyrocketed, making people more reliant on corporations for everything.
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  427. You’re right. It’s not just about poverty—it’s about a system that’s neglecting its most vulnerable. People need support, not abandonment.
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  428. The pursuit of wealth has overshadowed the well-being of its people. A strong economy should serve everyone, not just the richest.
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  429. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 You're right—it’s not just about the homeless, but the systemic issues and policies that need reform. Real solutions start with better leadership and accountability. What changes do you think would make the biggest impact? Appreciate your thoughts—wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  430. That really speaks to how expensive things have become. Even struggling in California is out of reach for many people.
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  431. Great question! In many places like Japan, strict housing policies and better urban planning help keep rent more affordable. Meanwhile, in the U.S., corporate greed and lack of affordable housing drive prices through the roof. 😮
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  432. It’s fair to ask why billions are sent overseas while American citizens struggle. A country should prioritize its own people first.
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  433. Homelessness isn’t new, but the scale of the crisis is. Ignoring it won’t make it go away.
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  434. You raise a very real concern. The barriers to 'affordable' housing can be overwhelming with endless fees and strict requirements. Living alternatively through van life is a creative solution that works for many. Wishing you the best on your journey and hope for more fair and accessible housing options in the future!
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  436. You definitely captured that with some strong imagery! Musk is a polarizing figure, and reactions like yours reflect how people feel about power, influence, and wealth in uncertain times. Thanks for chiming in!
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  437. Faith communities have historically been a pillar of support, but they can’t do it alone. True change requires a joint effort from churches, local leaders, and policies that create long-term stability.
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  438. That’s the sad reality—success today feels more like luck than hard work. The system should reward effort, not just privilege.
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  439. Fines and jail time only exacerbate the problem. We need real solutions like housing and support. Wishing for a compassionate approach.
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  440. Absolutely. It’s devastating to see so many people struggling while billions are spent elsewhere. This crisis needs real solutions, not just empty talk. 💔
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  441. Thanks for sharing what’s happening on the ground in Canada. It’s interesting to see how consumer behavior shifts across borders. Your comment adds an important international voice.
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  442. This video is a fun take on merging states, but it also makes me think about the dark side of division—like how resources are spread thin in some states, contributing to issues like homelessness. Combining efforts could help tackle these challenges more effectively and create a stronger support system for those in need
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  443. I hear the satisfaction in your words. For many, this moment feels like a long-overdue shift. Thanks for being here and sharing how you see it.
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  444. That’s inspiring. Thank you for showing how consistent, intentional decisions can lead to real change—and savings too! 🙌
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  445. No one should have to prepare for homelessness. The fact that so many are on the edge of losing everything shows just how fragile the system has become. Stay strong.
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  446. It truly is heartbreaking. Everyone deserves basic dignity and care, especially in a country with so many resources. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Wishing for a future where we can ensure no one is left behind.
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  447. Some northern states have strong economies, but federal funding still plays a huge role in infrastructure, healthcare, and disaster relief. Independence sounds great until states realize what they’d lose.
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  448. The cultural identity of Cascadia is real, but the logistics of secession would be a nightmare. The question is: would the benefits outweigh the costs?
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  449. That’s a fair point. Adjusting expectations for international profits might be necessary going forward. Thank you for your level-headed take—it adds depth to the conversation.
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  450. One lost job affects many—families suffer, businesses close, and the economy spirals downward.
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  451.  @Jo-ann257  😥😥🙏🙏
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  452. Absolutely. Arguing over politics won’t fix the roads, lower crime, or make housing more affordable. Cities need action, not just debates.
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  453. Agreed! Spending $25,000 on a single dinner while so many people are homeless and struggling to eat is beyond disturbing
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  456. You make a valid point. While taxes may not be as high as in other countries, the lack of high-quality public services in areas like healthcare, education, and transportation creates a significant burden on individuals. If the U.S. invested more in these areas, it could improve quality of life for many. Wishing for improvements that make life more accessible for everyone.
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  457. The heart of New Orleans is its culture, but no city can survive if basic infrastructure fails. If flooding and crime aren’t addressed, more residents will be forced to leave. Would you like any refinements or a different perspective? 🚀
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  458. You’re highlighting how corporate-political ties can influence public trust. Thanks for adding to the conversation—it’s important to shine light on these connections.
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  459. So many families sacrificed to build a better future, and now it feels like the system is failing the next generation. It’s heartbreaking to see.
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  460. History has cycles, and nations rise and fall. Awareness is the first step—if people acknowledge the problems, they can also fight to fix them.
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  461. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 No one wants to be homeless—rising costs, low wages, and lack of support make it nearly impossible for many to get back on their feet. Real solutions are needed, not just blame. Hoping for better days ahead. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  462. Absolutely. Homelessness isn’t just about bad choices—it’s about how unforgiving the system is when someone falls.
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  463. Drug addiction is a crisis that spans across political lines. Blaming one party doesn’t solve the problem.
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  464. The forecasted high winds create a truly dangerous situation for LA, with extreme fire risks threatening communities. The dedication of firefighters working in such hazardous conditions is remarkable. Hoping for safety and swift containment of the fires. Stay strong, LA!
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  465. You bring up an important point—massive tax cuts for the wealthy have widened economic disparities and worsened national debt. While the U.S. is often seen as the global economic powerhouse, Europe's financial influence over the U.S. is often overlooked. Holding over $2.7 trillion in U.S. government bonds, Europe plays a much bigger role in America's financial stability than many realize—far more than China. As U.S. debt continues to spiral, reliance on foreign investment creates long-term uncertainty. Yet, this isn’t widely discussed in mainstream debates. The question is, how sustainable is this model, and what happens when the system can no longer be propped up? Appreciate your insight—economic power dynamics are shifting, and it's crucial to pay attention. 🔍💰
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  466. Whether prophecy or history repeating itself, it’s clear that the world is facing serious challenges. Now more than ever, we need compassion and action.
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  467. Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt sentiment. It’s understandable to feel a deep connection to your country and to experience sadness over the changes you’ve seen. While challenges persist, your life experience and perspective are invaluable in inspiring future generations to work toward a better, more compassionate world. Wishing you peace, strength, and brighter days ahead.
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  468. Thank you for sharing such a detailed perspective. The foundation of any strong economy is indeed its people and businesses working together. Challenges like outsourcing, inefficient policies, and unchecked spending have undoubtedly contributed to the struggles we see today. Addressing these systemic issues is essential to rebuilding and tackling the poverty and homelessness crises affecting so many states.
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  469. That's an important observation. Homelessness and housing struggles often affect citizens from all backgrounds, including Canadians born and raised here. It’s a reminder that these issues are complex and rooted in systemic challenges that go beyond immigration
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  470. You bring up an important contradiction. Many companies are struggling to balance worker flexibility with financial sustainability. Promises of severance or government aid should always be handled transparently to maintain trust. Thanks for your detailed thoughts!
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  471. The bravery and determination of this Palisades resident are truly remarkable! Staying behind to protect his home is an incredible act of resilience. Wishing him and all others affected by the fire safety and recovery during these challenging times.
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  472. Thank you for your comment. Faith and values play a vital role in fostering compassion and community support. Addressing the dark side of homelessness requires both practical solutions and a return to principles that inspire care for one another. Let’s hope education and collective action can bring positive change
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  473. Same here. It's alarming how quickly these camps are growing. Without affordable housing and proper support systems, it's only going to keep getting worse
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  474. It’s true that China has so many beautiful and fascinating cities that often go unnoticed. One reason might be the use of their own social media platforms and communication tools, which limits their presence on global networks. This creates a gap in cultural exchange and understanding, and perhaps reflects a darker side—the deliberate efforts to restrict their citizens from integrating with the rest of the world, keeping them within a controlled information bubble.
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  475. It’s scary how fast things have declined. If nothing changes, what’s next?
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  476. Fair point! Cities change rapidly, and while the trends might be the same, it’s always good to look at the latest data to see if things are improving or getting worse.
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  477. Well said! When laws aren’t enforced, society crumbles. Turning a blind eye only makes things worse.
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  478. Your pain is deeply felt, and your story is a reminder of how broken the system has become. Family and society should be the safety net, but too often, people are left to struggle alone. Compassion and responsibility must return to our communities. Wishing your daughter strength and hope. 🙏
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  479. Consumer choice is powerful. Some people are stepping away from Musk’s businesses, while others remain strong supporters. It will be interesting to see how these boycotts impact his companies in the long run.
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  480. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's true that the traditional 9-to-5 system doesn’t work for everyone, especially in today’s economic climate. Pursuing independence through entrepreneurship can be a powerful way to take control of your future. Change is challenging, but it also opens doors to new opportunities. Wishing you success and the strength to create the life you envision! 🙏✨
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  481. That’s definitely a survival plan, but long-term, the focus should be on finding stable work and affordable housing. There are still places where people can rebuild their lives.
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  482. The cost of living in many countries is much lower than in the U.S., but economic stability and opportunities also play a big role in why people choose to stay or leave.
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  483. It’s unbelievable. Years of neglect, bad policies, and skyrocketing costs have led to this crisis—and it’s only getting worse.
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  484. I’m really sorry to hear about your 401(k)—that kind of loss is deeply frustrating, especially when retirement security is on the line. It’s hard not to feel the imbalance when those with excess seem unaffected. Thank you for sharing your experience—it brings a vital human perspective to the conversation.
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  485. Absolutely, unity has been America's greatest strength throughout history. While secession is a fascinating topic, the resilience of the nation has always come from overcoming challenges together rather than dividing. Appreciate your patriotic perspective! 🇺🇸
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  486. That’s the scary reality today. Hard work alone isn’t enough—without opportunity and support, survival is a constant struggle.
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  487. Optimism is great, but without a clear recovery plan, uncertainty remains.
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  488. Thank you for your comment! Affordable housing is indeed a major issue, and balancing it with salaries is crucial. While government intervention can help, long-term solutions also include increasing financial education, creating job opportunities, and encouraging innovative housing developments. Let’s work towards a system that ensures everyone has access to a stable and affordable place to live.
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  489. It's definitely heartbreaking to see such a shift in New York. The city once represented hope and opportunity, and now faces significant challenges. Hopefully, solutions will emerge soon. Wishing for positive change!
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  490. Likely worse, unless real change happens. A collapsing middle class means a collapsing nation.
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  491. That’s a powerful way to phrase it. Policies and decisions at the top often spill into everyday lives. Thanks for speaking up about it.
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  492. New York has changed a lot, and many long-time residents feel like it’s unrecognizable. The opportunities that once made it a dream city for so many are disappearing.
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  493. Musk was a co-founder of PayPal but sold his stake years ago. PayPal now owns Venmo, but Musk is no longer involved in either company.
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  494. You're absolutely right—this issue isn't limited to just big cities like Toronto or Vancouver. It's affecting communities across Canada, even in small towns. It shows how widespread and challenging this situation has become for so many people.
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  495. Thank you for your comment. The dark side of these issues is that many people are caught in cycles of homelessness due to systemic failures. While healthcare reform and better support systems are crucial, we must also remember that not everyone in these situations has given up—many are struggling to break free but lack the resources to do so
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  496. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🙏 You're absolutely right—homelessness isn't just about individual choices, but a reflection of deeper systemic issues. Without real policy changes and support, this crisis will only continue. Hoping for a future where everyone has a fair chance. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  497. Agreed. Job loss at this scale isn’t just about numbers—it’s about real people struggling to survive.
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  498. There’s definitely truth to that. When housing becomes a profit game for the wealthy, everyday people get priced out and left struggling. Affordable housing should be a right, not a luxury
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  499. You’ve expressed a very deep and emotional reflection. These are hard truths for many to hear, but it’s important to acknowledge the pain and consequences of global conflict. I appreciate your courage in saying what others might be too afraid to.
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  500. History does repeat itself, but decline isn’t always permanent. Some of these cities still have the potential to turn things around.
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  501. Many are struggling just to survive—when every day is a battle to eat and find shelter, protesting becomes a luxury. Change often happens when enough people reach their breaking point.
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  502. It’s shocking how the real numbers are often downplayed. The crisis is far worse than what’s officially reported, and it keeps growing. Ignoring the true scale of the problem only delays real solutions.
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  503. You clearly care deeply about the country, and we appreciate your passion. It’s important to stand up for what you believe in—and do it in a way that unites, not divides. Thanks for being part of this vital discussion.
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  504. It's ironic how some feel entitled to break the law by entering illegally, then demand rights and respect as if rules don’t apply to them. Seeking a better life doesn’t mean ignoring borders or the hard work it takes to build a country This often contributes to the homeless crisis, as resources are stretched thin, impacting everyone
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  505. It's heartbreaking to see seniors being forced to live in cars because of skyrocketing rent. No one should have to face that, especially in their later years. 😢😭
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  506. The ripple effects of tech industry struggles can impact entire economies. If Musk’s businesses continue to face difficulties, more states could feel the impact.
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  507. Sometimes, home isn’t just where you were born—it’s where you feel secure. Not everyone can leave, so real solutions are needed to fix this crisis.
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  508. Thanks for pointing that out—safety and accountability are critical. Your comment adds value for those who may not have followed that news closely.
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  509. James, your comment is incredibly insightful. It truly reflects both personal and professional ethics. Expertise and a positive attitude are key to success, and having the right guidance from parents or mentors at an early age can open up many opportunities. For those who are less fortunate, hard work and perseverance become even more crucial. Education and opportunities should be accessible to all, as they are essential in shaping a brighter future. Wishing you and everyone striving for success all the best!
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  510. If this is how bad things are now, what happens when the economy truly collapses?
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  511. You bring up an important point. The lack of robust social housing programs can deepen inequality. Investing in affordable housing and creating policies that bridge the gap between rich and poor could help build stronger, more equitable communities
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  512. Interesting reference! Feels like reality is catching up with dystopian fiction. Thanks for sharing—wishing you a great day! 🎥✨
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  513. Affordable housing is one of the biggest challenges today. We must work together for solutions. Wishing for a fairer housing system for all.
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  514. Thank you for sharing your heart. I can only imagine how disorienting it must feel to see your country change so drastically. Your generation has seen so much, and your perspective is incredibly valuable. I hope we can honor voices like yours by really listening—and learning.
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  515. Thank you for your comment. Homelessness among immigrants and refugees highlights unique challenges they face in adapting to new environments. Wishing for solutions that support all communities and help everyone find stability and hope for a better future!
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  516. Cultural and political alignment might make it seem like a logical move, but joining another country isn’t just about shared values—it’s about legal systems, economies, and national identity. Would Canada even want to take on the challenge?
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  517. That’s heartbreaking to hear. A lot of major cities are facing similar issues, with rising crime, economic struggles, and population shifts leaving entire neighborhoods empty. The question now is what can be done to bring life back to these areas—whether it’s investment, policy changes, or community-driven initiatives. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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  518. History has proven that America is resilient. Tough times test a nation, but they don’t have to break it.
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  519. Trump and Musk have certainly become two of the most polarizing figures in politics and business. Whether admired or criticized, their influence on the world stage is undeniable.
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  520. That’s truly admirable! Hard work and personal responsibility are values that seem to be fading. Wishing you continued health and happiness! 🙏
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  521. Hi @TomButler-g9z Everyone carries their unique qualities and personalities wherever they go, and when their presence is significant or influential, they inevitably shape their surroundings—whether for better or worse—in various ways.
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  522. This is such a complex issue. It makes me wonder—why are these migrants here in the first place? What led them to leave everything behind and end up in shelters or even risking homelessness? While the situation raises many questions, it’s important to approach it with empathy. Many of these individuals are likely fleeing hardship, seeking safety, or chasing a better future. Regardless of the circumstances, it’s heartbreaking to see anyone living in such uncertainty. How can we better address the root causes and support those in need?
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  523. You're not wrong—sometimes it does feel like wealth is concentrated at the very top. It’s a reminder of the growing gap between the rich and everyone else. Hopefully, we can work towards a more balanced system. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a joyful holiday season!
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  524. Prayers can bring hope, but we also need action. Together, we can create solutions to help the homeless get back on their feet. Faith and hope are powerful, but compassion and support make all the difference
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  525. Interesting perspective! Affordable housing solutions can make a big difference if planned well. Thank you for sharing your thoughts—wishing for better housing options and brighter futures for all!
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  526. Hope isn’t lost yet. Change is possible with the right leadership and community-driven solutions.
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  527. Every place has its dark sides and happy moments.🍀 Those who are less fortunate or lack the strength to overcome challenges often end up as the disadvantaged. It's a reality that there will always be both the wealthy and the homeless. What truly matters is living our best lives and helping others whenever we can. Wishing everyone who reads this comment good health, happiness, and endless peace and luck in life ❤
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  528. Well said. Consumer power is real, and your point underscores how much influence everyday people actually hold. Collective action can shape markets more than we often think. Thanks for sharing this empowering message.
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  529. So true. Without food, shelter, and medical care, how can people even begin to recover?
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  530. When homelessness reaches even small towns, you know it’s out of control. Stay safe and take care.
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  531. That’s a sobering reality. If the wealthiest are facing losses, it often means those with less are already in crisis. Your point highlights why it’s so crucial to center everyday people in discussions about the economy. Thank you for your thoughtful perspective.
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  532. A job should provide security, not just survival. If full-time work doesn’t cover basic needs, then wages and policies need serious reform.
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  533. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Working two jobs can indeed be a way to escape homelessness for some, but it also highlights the harsh reality of how challenging it is to make ends meet in today's economy. Addressing the root causes of poverty and homelessness—like affordable housing and access to education—remains crucial. Let's hope for systemic changes that reduce the need for such extreme sacrifices and create a better balance for everyone.
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  534. Florida thrives on its economy, but federal disaster relief is crucial. Independence sounds appealing until a major hurricane hits and there’s no FEMA to step in.
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  535. A warning sign for the entire country. If LA can collapse, no city is safe
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  536. Thank you for your comment. Wages and affordable housing are indeed key factors in addressing poverty and homelessness. Raising awareness through discussions and documentaries like this is an important step toward finding meaningful solutions. Let’s remain hopeful for positive change and progress
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  537. Government workers provide essential services—cutting them without a plan harms everyone.
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  538. Thank you for pointing that out—it’s a stark reality that highlights the need for change. Solutions could include progressive taxation, investing in education and job training, and expanding access to affordable housing and healthcare. Empowering people at all levels of society can help reduce inequality and create a more balanced system for everyone
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  539. Exactly. Too many hardworking people are falling through the cracks.
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  540. High taxes only work when people feel they’re getting value in return. If crime, infrastructure, and services decline, residents will take their money elsewhere.
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  541. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s true that welfare and retirement programs should align with the real needs of citizens, and many feel resources could be better allocated to support those struggling here at home. Balancing immigration policies with the needs of the existing population is complex, and it’s up to the government to ensure that taxes are used effectively to prioritize both economic stability and social well-being for all
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  542. Thank you for sharing your perspective. While it’s understandable that opinions differ, every loss in these fires—whether it’s a mansion or a modest home—represents someone's memories and life’s work. Compassion for all affected can go a long way in times of tragedy
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  543. I’m truly sorry you’re going through this. No one should have to fight for survival like this. I hope you find the support and stability you deserve. You’re stronger than you realize.
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  544.  @andybilakshow260  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 You’re right—wages haven’t kept up with the cost of living, making it nearly impossible for many to get ahead. Earning $20 an hour barely covers rent in most cities. Something has to change. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  545. Twitter (now X) has gone through major changes under Musk’s leadership, and user reactions have been mixed. Some see it as innovation, while others believe it has lost its way.
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  546. Thank you for your comment! Homelessness is a pressing issue that requires strong leadership and action. Let’s hope leaders across the globe, including in the EU, prioritize effective solutions to address this challenge and create a brighter future for everyone. Here's to meaningful change!
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  547. Leadership matters, but solving homelessness requires more than just one person—it needs systemic change.
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  548. Exactly. A country this wealthy should never have people living on the streets. It’s a failure of priorities, not a lack of resources.
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  549. There have always been deep divisions—political, social, and economic. But despite those differences, the country has found ways to stay together.
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  550. Exactly! Everyone deserves a safe and stable place to live. Housing is a basic necessity, not a luxury
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  551. The wealth gap keeps growing, and without economic balance, social stability is at risk. A strong middle class is essential for a healthy society.
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  552. So true. Financial stress pushes people to the edge, and when stability is lost, everything else crumbles
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  553. Exactly. It’s easy to talk about leaving, but the reality of maintaining a functioning government, economy, and military without federal backing is a huge challenge.
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  554. Millions of Americans are struggling, yet migrants believe they deserve priority?
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  555. Musk and Trump are both polarizing figures, and their rise—or fall—will continue to be debated. Their actions have left a lasting impact, and people will be watching closely to see what happens next.
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  556. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 The "American Dream" is often sold as an illusion, but real success takes hard work, discipline, and opportunity. The challenge is turning dreams into reality, not just chasing empty promises. Wishing you a great day!
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  557. Corruption and economic mismanagement exist on both sides of the aisle. Instead of just looking at party lines, the real question is: Who’s benefiting, and who’s suffering? The patterns go deeper than just red vs. blue.
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  558. It’s a huge shift. Once, people dreamed of moving to these cities. Now, they’re doing everything they can to get out.
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  559. It does seem like Twitter/X has been struggling to find its footing after the acquisition. Advertisers are key to any platform’s survival, and when they leave, it’s tough to recover. Musk has made bold changes, but whether they’ll pay off in the long run remains to be seen. Appreciate your comment!
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  560. History has shown that unchecked power can lead to downfall. Whether Musk can balance his influence responsibly is still up for debate.
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  561. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🙏 You're right—homelessness is a complex issue that goes beyond age. Economic struggles, rising costs, and lack of support systems all play a role. It’s a tough reality, and everyone is feeling the pressure. Praying for better days ahead for all. Wishing you strength and peace! 💙✨
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  562. Thank you for sharing your experience of 40 years—what an incredible journey! It’s clear times have changed, but your memories of those days are a reminder of how things can be better. Wishing you continued strength, joy, and hopeful smiles for the future!
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  563. Clean streets mean nothing if people are suffering in silence. Freedom comes with challenges, but I’d rather live in a place where people have a voice and the chance to make things better
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  564. 100%. Blaming one person or one party won’t fix anything. Leadership at every level needs to be held accountable.
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  565. Musk’s journey from being widely admired to highly controversial is fascinating. Some of it comes from his bold decisions, some from his outspoken political views, and some from the growing competition. Whether he can rebuild trust will depend on what he does next. Appreciate your comment!
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  566. That would be a wake-up call. Leaders need to see the reality on the ground and take real action instead of just making empty promises.
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  567. America’s global influence remains strong, but internal struggles could change its role in world affairs.
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  568.  @LavitaWilliams  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s true—many parents are struggling financially and can’t provide long-term support, even if they want to. The system needs to offer better safety nets for young adults. Hoping for real change. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  569. Thank you for sharing your perspective. While the American Dream may feel out of reach for many today, striving for a better future through opportunity and resilience is still a powerful ideal. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, strength, and new opportunities!
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  570. Technically true, but let’s be real—when people say "America," they mean the United States. That said, it’s a good reminder that the U.S. isn’t the only country on the continent, and its actions have an impact far beyond its borders.
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  571. A home is the foundation of everything. Without it, how can anyone thrive? Wishing for more affordable housing for everyone.
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  572. When people who’ve been in law enforcement for decades say things are worse than ever, that’s a serious warning sign. Public safety isn’t just about statistics—it’s about whether people actually feel safe where they live.
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  573. The connections between business, politics, and influence are always complex. Both Musk and Trump have their share of loyal supporters and fierce critics. Whether their choices bring rewards or consequences, history will ultimately be the judge. Appreciate your perspective!
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  574. It’s a tough time, and I appreciate your compassion. Many people are feeling uncertain and overwhelmed right now. Thank you for bringing a global perspective and empathy to the conversation.
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  575. The high rent is definitely a tough pill to swallow, especially when the city is facing so many challenges. Hopefully, we'll see change and more affordable options in the future.
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  576. This video offers an interesting perspective on two of today’s most talked-about figures, Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Their influence has shaped so much of the conversation in different arenas, and it’s intriguing to see how public perception of them continues to evolve. What do you think the future holds for their roles in shaping society?
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  577. Musk’s political alignments have definitely influenced public opinion. Whether his business can withstand the backlash remains to be seen.
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  578. Leadership should prioritize stability—job cuts without transition plans leave thousands stranded.
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  579. A global problem. When housing is treated as an investment rather than a necessity, people suffer everywhere.
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  580. Exactly! When wealth is too concentrated, even the wealthy suffer because the economy depends on consumer spending.
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  581. It’s a reflection of desperation—some see no future where they are, but real change starts with those willing to build, not just escape.
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  582. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! You bring up an important point about the global nature of innovation and the contributions of individuals from diverse backgrounds. It's true that many of the world's greatest minds, like Nikola Tesla and others, were shaped by their origins but contributed to advancements across borders. This highlights how interconnected we are when it comes to progress. Instead of focusing on 'ownership,' perhaps the real value lies in recognizing and celebrating the collective effort behind global achievements. Thanks for sharing your perspective
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  583. A nation that turns its back on the vulnerable is in desperate need of moral and ethical reflection.
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  584. Thank you for sharing your experience! 🙏 Your story is inspiring—hard work and perseverance can truly make a difference. That said, not everyone has the same opportunities or support system to climb out of hardship. A balanced approach of personal effort and real societal support could help more people succeed. Wishing you continued success and a great day! 🌟
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  585. There’s a fine line between support and dependency. While family can be a safety net, personal responsibility and growth should always be the goal. Every situation is different, and balance is key
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  586. Sorry about that, have a nice day
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  587. hank you for sharing your thoughts! Ireland is indeed known for its vibrant culture, but homelessness is often a result of multiple factors, including economic challenges, housing shortages, and gaps in social support systems. Addressing this issue requires a comprehensive approach, focusing on education, affordable housing, and community-driven solutions to make a lasting impact
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  588. Faith brings hope, but real change requires action too. The system needs fixing before more people fall through the cracks.
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  589. Absolutely. Decades of economic shifts, outsourcing, and policy neglect have led to this.
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  590. Many refugees and homeless people face different challenges. Homelessness often comes with barriers like mental health issues, addiction, and lack of resources. It's not always a matter of willingness to work but having the right support to rebuild their lives.
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  591. Affordable housing and fair pricing should be priorities for any functioning economy.
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  592. I always remind people that homelessness can happen to anyone, no matter how hard they’ve worked or planned. It’s so important to show compassion and kindness to those without a home. You never know—one day, you might find yourself in need of the same grace
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  593. 😥😥😥😥
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  594. Many people admired Musk for his innovations but have questioned his political involvement. Whether this decision ultimately helps or hurts his businesses will be interesting to watch.
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  595. National security concerns are always a hot topic when discussing influential tech leaders. While Musk has government contracts, discussions about cybersecurity and data protection will continue.
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  596. The wildfires in Los Angeles are a stark reminder of nature's power and the challenges we face in combating such disasters. The destruction and loss are heartbreaking, but the resilience of the people and firefighters on the frontlines is truly inspiring. Sending thoughts to everyone affected. Stay strong! 🙏🔥
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  597. If he keeps his word, great. If not, it’s just another empty promise like we’ve seen before.
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  598. Thank you for sharing your story. Living in a car while holding a job shows incredible strength and resilience. It’s not an easy path, but your determination is inspiring. I hope opportunities open up for you soon, and you find the stability and comfort you deserve. Wishing you brighter days ahead! 🙏🇦🇺
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  599. Musk’s growing political influence is concerning. Billionaires like him aren’t just running companies—they’re shaping policies, elections, and entire economies. When one person has that much power, democracy starts looking more like a business deal.
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  600. Power and influence always come with scrutiny. Whether it’s politicians or billionaires, their actions shape public opinion, and people will continue debating their impact on society.
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  601. Your frustration is heard, and a lot of people share that sentiment. Conversations around wealth inequality are more urgent than ever. We hope discussions like this can spark deeper thinking about what kind of economy we want to build—together.
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  602. Economic struggles affect people from all walks of life. It’s not always about effort—sometimes systems fail even the hardest-working individuals. The bigger question is: What can be done to make these cities livable again for everyone?
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  603. Baltimore has its challenges, but Inner Harbor remains a historic and cultural gem.
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  604. Not everyone is ready for help, but many are—if real resources were available. Affordable housing, mental health care, and addiction treatment could give people a real chance to turn their lives around
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  605. It really is. From the outside, the U.S. is seen as a wealthy and powerful country, but the reality for many Americans is struggle, homelessness, and skyrocketing costs. The system needs serious change.
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  606. Wealth inequality is growing—without change, the gap will only widen.
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  607. That’s a valid concern! Federal support plays a huge role in infrastructure, defense, and social programs. Independence isn’t just about economy—it’s about long-term sustainability.
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  608. You're absolutely right—financial security feels more fragile than ever, even for those who work hard. Rising costs and systemic challenges make stability a privilege rather than a guarantee. This is a reality that needs real solutions, not just survival. Wishing you strength and resilience in these uncertain times!
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  609. Many people believe the decline is tied to deeper moral and societal shifts. Regardless of perspective, rebuilding starts with community and strong leadership.
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  610. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful experience. It’s clear that the challenges you faced were deeply impactful, both professionally and personally. Navigating such difficult decisions takes strength and resilience. We hope things have improved for you and that your skills and talents continue to thrive in a supportive environment. Wishing you success, stability, and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  611. Have a good day!
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  612. There’s no shortage of people who agree with you. The challenge now is figuring out what happens next and whether America can recover from the chaos.
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  613. Both states have strong economies, but independence comes with risks. Managing resources, defense, and trade on their own would be a whole new challenge.
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  614.  @tswvxyastswvyeej5510  That sounds like a tough experience. Being a landlord comes with many challenges, especially when tenants prioritize survival over rent. Hopefully, selling the properties brought you some peace of mind. Wishing you success and stability in whatever you choose next!
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  615. People need safe, affordable places to live. We must create more opportunities for them. Wishing for a future with more support.
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  616. This video highlights some fantastic cities for retirement or remote work in 2025! It’s inspiring to see places that offer a mix of affordability, quality of life, and connectivity. Which of these cities do you think strikes the best balance for a relaxed yet productive lifestyle?
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  617. Wise words. A country that takes care of everyone else while neglecting its own people is bound to collapse.
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  618. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s fascinating to compare American travel habits to the Roman Empire’s evolution. As globalization grows, it’s exciting to see more Americans exploring the world and embracing new cultures. It shows how interconnected we’re all becoming, with people moving in and out of countries, creating a dynamic global exchange. Great observation! 🌍✈
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  619. Many believe they are using their power for personal gain rather than the greater good. The question is—will people hold them accountable, or will they continue to get away with it?
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  620. I can see you’re hoping for a return to stability and normalcy, and I appreciate you expressing that. Regardless of political views, many people are seeking solutions that restore balance and trust in the system. Thanks for being part of the discussion.
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  621. The government has a role, but so do communities. A balanced approach—support for struggling individuals and incentives for housing development—can create lasting change.
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  622. Exactly—society functions because of working-class people. Neglecting them leads to economic instability for everyone.
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  623. Absolutely. It's heartbreaking to see people in such difficult situations. Everyone deserves a chance to live with dignity. ☑☑
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  624. That’s a fair concern, and transparency is crucial when public funds are involved. The good news is that awareness is growing, and more people are demanding accountability. Real solutions are possible when communities and leaders work together to ensure funds are used effectively. Hope remains for change! 🌟
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  625. The Cybertruck’s design is definitely polarizing! Some love its futuristic look, while others find it unusual. Either way, it’s sparked a lot of discussion in the auto industry.
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  626. Immigration can be challenging, but with the right policies focusing on housing, job creation, and social support, solutions are possible. Here’s hoping for balanced approaches that benefit everyone
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  627. Great point! Employee morale plays a huge role in productivity and business success. Companies that invest in their workforce tend to see long-term benefits, both in quality and loyalty. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  628. State and local jobs are also being cut—there’s no easy way out for those affected.
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  629. You’re absolutely right—wealth inequality is a significant issue in America. The concentration of wealth among a small number of billionaires highlights the need for policies that promote fair wages, accessible education, and economic opportunities for all. Tackling this imbalance could lead to a more equitable and prosperous society. 💰🇺🇸✨
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  630. Absolutely! While homelessness is a crisis for humans, it also affects countless animals. Stray dogs and cats suffer too, and they deserve compassion and care just as much.
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  631. Powerful people have always played by different rules, and Trump is no exception. The fact that he’s still in the game, despite everything, shows just how little accountability there is at the highest levels of power.
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  632. Overpopulation might play a role, but the bigger issues are skyrocketing housing costs, lack of mental health support, and economic inequality. There are enough resources—it's just a matter of how they're distributed
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  633. Your comment reflects a belief held by many—that alliances in politics and business come with consequences. It's an angle worth exploring as we look at how influence and wealth interact. Thanks for sharing.
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  634. You're absolutely right! Conscious shopping not only saves money but also sends a strong message to companies. Thanks for sharing!
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  635. Hoping for one politician to fix everything is unrealistic. The U.S. has been in decline for decades—it will take more than just an election to turn things around.
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  636. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s easy to feel disheartened, but change is possible with collective effort. Education, community-driven initiatives, and advocating for policies that address homelessness can create meaningful impact. While it may seem like a long road, even small steps can light the way toward progress. Wishing you hope and brighter days ahead! 🌟
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  637. Your comment means a lot! Wishing you success and fulfillment in all you do.
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  638. When billions are sent abroad while Americans struggle with homelessness and poverty, it’s fair to ask: Where are the priorities? A nation must take care of its own first.
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  639. You bring up an important point. It's tough to watch that contrast—when everyday people are struggling and the focus still seems to be on protecting the wealthiest. Economic systems can often feel unfair, and it's something many viewers resonate with. Thanks for speaking your truth—it's voices like yours that keep these conversations real.
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  640. Exactly! We should be taking care of our own citizens first before sending billions overseas. Charity begins at home!
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  641. Political shifts happen, but long-term national strength comes from institutions and policies, not just one leader. The focus should be on solutions, not just opposition.
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  642. Interesting thought. The EU is a collection of independent nations working together, while the U.S. is one unified country. If states had more autonomy like EU nations, would that be a better system?
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  643. Political division won't solve economic hardships—unity and action will.
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  644. There’s a lot of blame to go around, but the truth is, problems in America didn’t start with one president. Leadership matters, but so do deeper issues like economic policies and corporate influence.
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  645. You’re absolutely right—Maine’s seafood industry is heavily dependent on exports, and losing key markets could devastate local communities. Finding alternative trade routes or government support will be crucial to keeping these businesses afloat. Thanks for highlighting this serious issue!
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  646. Housing should be a foundation for stability, not a luxury. When homeownership becomes unattainable, it signals a broken system.
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  647. If states seceded, the economic and logistical challenges would be enormous. Sometimes unity, despite differences, is the best option.
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  648. Thank you for your comment! It's ironic how the wealth of a few contrasts so sharply with the struggles of so many. It highlights the growing disparity that we, as a society, need to address to ensure opportunities and support for everyone, not just the wealthiest
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  649. Cutting waste is necessary, but mass layoffs without safety nets create more problems than they solve.
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  650. If both became sovereign nations, they’d likely be economic powerhouses with vastly different policies. Whether they’d be allies or rivals is an intriguing question.
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  651. Exactly. NYC has become unaffordable for so many, even those with full-time jobs. Sky-high rent, taxes, and daily expenses make it nearly impossible for the average person to get ahead.
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  652. Political and economic systems often favor the wealthy, but long-term solutions require more than pointing fingers—real policy changes are needed to address homelessness effectively.
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  653. True—while financial knowledge helps, rising costs, low wages, and lack of support make it nearly impossible for many to stay afloat.
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  654. The strong winds are making an already challenging situation even more dangerous for firefighters in California. Their bravery and tireless efforts in these extreme conditions are truly heroic. Hoping for calmer weather and safety for everyone affected. Stay strong, California!
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  655. You're absolutely right—skyrocketing rents are making stability feel out of reach for so many. Housing should be a basic right, not just a profit game. Hoping for real solutions to make living costs fairer for all!
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  656. Drug smuggling is a global issue, but the real failure is in treatment and rehabilitation programs.
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  657. It’s true that some may choose a certain lifestyle, but many don’t. Mental health issues, lack of affordable housing, and unexpected hardships push people into homelessness. The system often makes it incredibly difficult to escape once someone falls into it. Helping others is never wasted—sometimes people just need the right support to turn things around.
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  658. You're right—it’s a serious crisis. The government needs to focus on its own citizens, providing the necessary resources to tackle homelessness and other issues. It’s time for real action, not just promises.
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  659. The future is uncertain, but history teaches us that no nation stays on top forever. However, decline doesn't always mean destruction—nations can reinvent themselves and find a new place in the world. Let’s hope for positive change instead of total collapse. Thanks for your comment!
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  660. Empathy is key—no one should have to struggle just to survive.
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  661. You’re right—America needs to focus on fixing the problems at home before engaging in foreign issues. The homeless crisis, inflation, and the drug epidemic are growing problems that demand immediate attention. If we prioritize our own citizens, we can start rebuilding the country from the ground up. It’s time to take care of our own people first.
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  662. Well said! Without social responsibility, extreme wealth concentration leads to a system where the majority struggle while the elite thrive. A sustainable society requires balance.
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  663. Corporate profits are at record highs while wages stagnate. For many, leaving seems like the only way to find a better future.
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  664. Thank you for your comment! Bringing back manufacturing and creating jobs could definitely help strengthen local economies and provide stability for many. It's a step toward building a more self-reliant and resilient society
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  665. That’s a great question. Some people point to the post-WWII boom, others say the ‘80s or ‘90s. But in reality, every era had its winners and losers. The key isn’t looking back—it’s figuring out how to build a future where more people can thrive
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  666. Political opinions are always divided, and leadership decisions have long-term consequences. The direction of the country depends on many factors beyond just one individual.
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  667. It’s heartbreaking. Some neighborhoods have been hit hardest by drug crises and poverty—fixing them will take serious, long-term commitment.
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  668. Exactly. The resources exist, but they’re not being used to help those who need them most. It’s a failure of priorities.
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  669. It’s not just an American issue—many developed nations are seeing the cracks in their systems. The question is, will leaders take action before it’s too late?
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  670. @ Have a good day, my friend !
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  671. Public confidence plays a big role in any business. While Musk still has supporters, recent controversies have definitely impacted his reputation and some of his ventures.
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  672. You’re absolutely right. We must address our own issues before we can help others effectively. Thank you for your insightful comment. Wishing for a future where everyone is taken care of with compassion and support.
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  673. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Global politics and international aid are complex and often subject to intense debate. Open dialogue and transparency about how resources are allocated can help people better understand and engage in meaningful discussions. Wishing for peace and constructive conversations ahead.
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  674. Exactly! The middle class is being pushed out, and the cost of living keeps skyrocketing. It’s becoming a city only for the wealthy.
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  675. Every dollar spent abroad should be carefully balanced with domestic needs.
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  676. You're right—AI and robotics could deepen the divide between the wealthy and everyone else, leaving millions without work. It's crucial that we find ways to ensure everyone benefits from technological progress, like offering retraining, education, and basic income. We can't let innovation leave people behind
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  677. Thank you for your comment! Global debt forgiveness is certainly a bold idea that could reset the system and provide relief to many. While it’s a complex issue, finding sustainable solutions is crucial for long-term stability. Wishing you and everyone hope and success in navigating these challenges. ❤
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  678. That’s a harsh reality—many feel safer in familiar places, even if it means staying on the streets. But that also means solutions need to go beyond just shelters. Mental health support, addiction recovery, and job programs are just as crucial in truly helping people rebuild their lives.
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  679. That’s tough to hear. Chicago has such a rich history, but the decline is hard to ignore. Do you think the city can turn things around, or is it too far gone?
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  680. Political figures always evoke strong emotions, and people have different perspectives on what leadership means for the country. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  681. That’s a great question! High living costs in some areas often come with benefits like job opportunities, better infrastructure, or access to cultural and social amenities that people value. However, it’s also a tough balancing act, and many people are indeed moving to more affordable areas. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and wishing you a joyful and peaceful holiday season!
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  682. So true. More money doesn’t always mean better leadership—it often just creates bigger failures.
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  683. The U.S. still has immense potential, but its internal struggles are becoming harder to ignore.
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  684. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Economic systems like capitalism can create both opportunities and challenges, especially when profit outweighs fairness. Finding a balance that values workers while embracing technological progress is key. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with hope, fairness, and positive change!
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  685. Well said. Unity has always been the backbone of America, and splitting apart could bring more problems than solutions.
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  686. It’s frustrating—hardworking Americans struggle while billions are sent overseas. When will our leaders put the people first?
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  687. That’s the irony of politics. People often vote based on promises, only to regret it later when reality sets in.
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  688. Thank you so much for your support! The parallels between America and Rome are undeniable, and history has a way of repeating itself. Whether the U.S. will adapt or follow the same path is the big question. The world is indeed shifting, and the rise of new powers like BRICS is proof of that. Appreciate your insightful thoughts!
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  689. That’s a timeless truth. Systems that are unbalanced don’t hold forever. Your comment is a good reminder of why fairness matters—at every level. Appreciate the insight.
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  690. You summed up the struggle perfectly. Between corporate greed, inflation, and skyrocketing rent, even hard-working people are barely getting by. Once someone ends up on the street, the system makes it nearly impossible to get back up. We need real solutions, not just more political blame games
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  691. Imagine if we valued essential work as much as luxury goods. A shift in priorities could change everything.
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  692. It sounds incredibly frustrating to experience such a high tax burden with little return. Taxes are supposed to fund essential services, but when the benefits don't reflect the contributions, it’s easy to feel disillusioned. Hopefully, the system can evolve to provide more fairness and support for those who contribute, regardless of where they live. Wishing you peace and better opportunities ahead!
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  693. That’s an interesting possibility! Alaska shares strong historical and economic ties with Canada, but it’s also deeply connected to the U.S. due to military and resource-based interests. If a move like this ever happened, it would bring up major geopolitical and economic questions. Do you think Alaska would benefit more from being part of Canada or staying with the U.S.? 🇺🇸🇨🇦
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  694. Financial instability at the state level could create ripple effects nationwide.
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  695. Absolutely! This crisis is something we all have a stake in. Coming together and finding solutions is the only way we can create lasting change. Let's work towards a better future for everyone.
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  696. Absolutely. You put it perfectly—what people give, they can also take away. Thank you for that powerful reminder.
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  697. A lot of people feel hopeless about where things are headed, but that kind of thinking just guarantees nothing changes. There are always solutions—it just takes the right leadership to make them happen.
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  698. Exactly! NYC is becoming too expensive and unsafe, forcing people to leave while the homelessness crisis keeps growing
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  699. The effects of these policies are undeniable—whether this is reform or destruction depends on perspective.
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  700. When inequality reaches a breaking point, history shows that people push back. The real question is: will change come through reform or collapse?
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  701. That’s heartbreaking. After a lifetime of hard work, no one should have to fight just to keep a roof over their head. But rising property taxes and living costs are pushing even longtime homeowners to the brink.
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  702. Yes 😥😥
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  703. Every country has its struggles, but Mexico also has rich culture, history, and potential. Both the U.S. and Mexico need better policies to support their people and fix economic disparities.
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  704. True, but for a country as wealthy as the U.S., the scale of this crisis is shocking.
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  705. At the end of the day, elections have consequences. If people don’t like the results, they need to vote differently next time. But too many keep making the same choices and expecting different outcomes.
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  706. The idea of karma and consequences is something many people believe in. Whether Musk's actions lead to success or downfall, only time will tell.
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  707. Thank you so much for always watching and supporting our content! You’ve shared a deep perspective on the challenges within the capitalist system. Here’s hoping for a future where work-life balance improves and everyone gets a chance to truly enjoy life. Wishing you happiness and success!
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  708. Absolutely! Alaska has valuable resources, but it also relies heavily on federal funding. Would its economy be sustainable without federal subsidies?
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  709. The contrast between the USA’s image and reality is growing starker.
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  710. True, Mexico has some stunning places with a lower cost of living, but every country has its challenges. The key is figuring out why U.S. cities are struggling and how to make them livable again. Let me know if you want any adjustments! 🚀
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  711. The system is designed to protect wealth, not people. That’s the real issue.
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  712. Thank you for your comment! 😂 That’s a funny but real truth! Teaching kids financial literacy early is so important—money doesn’t just magically appear. Wishing you a great day!
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  713. That’s fascinating. Your experience really highlights how much the retail landscape has changed globally. Thanks for bringing a global lens to the conversation.
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  714. Well said. True wealth isn’t measured by billionaires—it’s measured by how the poorest citizens live. If the bottom 10% are struggling just to survive, then the country isn’t as wealthy as it claims to be.
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  715. Economic downturns affect all nations, but solutions require looking forward, not just pointing fingers at the past.
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  716. You raise a good point—while homelessness is a global issue, it does manifest differently across regions. In the West, it’s often tied to high housing costs and economic inequality, while in other areas, factors like conflict and systemic poverty play a larger role. Addressing these challenges requires tailored solutions and a global commitment to tackling the root causes.
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  717. Mental health care was gutted decades ago, and now we’re seeing the long-term consequences.
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  718. Thank you for your comment! Spider teams could be an interesting concept—agile, versatile, and capable of tackling tasks in environments where traditional robots might struggle. The possibilities with robotic innovations are truly fascinating!
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  719. From a different perspective, in Alab City, they get to be their true selves Hello Mr. @theeaskey, I really enjoy your songs
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  720. The world sees both sides of America—the dream and the harsh reality. A country’s strength is measured not just by its wealth but by how it treats its most vulnerable.
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  721. BUT BUT BUT I THOUGHT LITTLE DONEEE HAD IT ALL UNDER CONTROL WHAT HAPPENED DONNEEE ?
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  722. Washington’s economy and political stance do set it apart. But would independence bring prosperity or new challenges in maintaining trade, defense, and governance?
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  723. The future of U.S. manufacturing is always a hot topic. While automation and global competition pose challenges, there are still opportunities for growth in high-tech industries like EVs and renewable energy.
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  724. Absolutely. Extremes on both ends can be destructive, and common sense solutions often get lost in the noise of political battles. The real challenge is finding a way forward that benefits everyone, not just one side or the other. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  725. <3
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  726. Great point! If states were to break away, they’d no longer contribute to or receive federal funding. That would mean drastic shifts in infrastructure, defense, and social services. Some states might thrive, while others could struggle without federal support. Which states do you think would be financially self-sufficient if they left? 💰🏛
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  727. Exactly. Leadership plays a role, but so do voters, policies, and local governments. The situation is bigger than just one person.
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  728. There’s wisdom in that. A simple life in a peaceful place can be more fulfilling than struggling to survive in a city that no longer feels livable.
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  729. Exactly! Independence is more than just a declaration—it requires governance, economy, defense, and international recognition. A bold move, but not a simple one!
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  730. Absolutely true—history has shown that fortunes can rise and fall dramatically. It’s a reminder that no one is untouchable when systems shift. Thanks for grounding the discussion in historical perspective.
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  731. 😥😥
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  732. Hope is important, but real change requires long-term planning, not just temporary fixes.
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  733. That’s a fair question—and a frustration many people share. Accountability shouldn’t end with the election. Thank you for expressing this—we need more citizens holding all their representatives responsible, not just during campaigns, but every day after.
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  734. That could be a great idea! Giving homeless individuals jobs in maintaining affordable housing could provide both income and a path to stability. Win-win solution!
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  735. The dark side of these challenges, like homelessness, reminds us of the urgent need to prioritize education and skill-building. By empowering individuals, we can break cycles of poverty and create brighter opportunities for the future. Let’s work together to inspire change—wishing everyone hope and progress!
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  736. Great News
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  737. Absolutely! Canada and California already have strong trade ties, and if California ever became independent, it would likely strengthen those economic connections even further. The idea of a "southern neighbor" for Canada is an interesting concept! Thanks for the great insight!
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  738. Correct. The Supreme Court ruled that no state can unilaterally secede. Any attempt would lead to serious legal, political, and economic consequences.
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  739. Absolutely! Their geographic location makes them highly reliant on federal resources and trade with the mainland. Independence would be a tough transition.
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  740. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, @aaronl7045 . It’s understandable to feel that resources should prioritize helping those in need at home. Wishing for solutions that address poverty and homelessness in Belgium, and for brighter days ahead for all its people. Stay hopeful!
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  741. A powerful analogy. When those in control convince people they have power while keeping all the real decisions for themselves, democracy becomes an illusion. True change requires more than just voting—it demands accountability and action.
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  742. It definitely feels like the country is being drained dry. The rich are getting richer, politicians are cashing in, and regular people are left scrambling to survive. Unless something changes, the decline will only accelerate.
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  743. The U.S. has always been about survival and opportunity, but capitalism without balance leads to crisis. Sustainable policies matter just as much as ambition.
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  744. You’ve nailed a real paradox there. It’s a tough balance between market demand, inflation, and corporate profit. Thanks for putting it in a way that sparks deeper thinking.
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  745. Thank you for such a thoughtful and reflective comment. You’ve touched on many important topics, from education and entrepreneurship to systemic challenges and personal growth. Teaching future generations practical skills, like financial literacy and business development, is indeed crucial for breaking cycles of struggle and empowering individuals to thrive. It’s inspiring to hear your advice about finding something you love and building a path around it—it’s a mindset that can lead to both fulfillment and success. While the challenges you mentioned are significant, discussions like these can spark ideas for change and inspire others to take steps toward a better future. Wishing you and everyone striving for a brighter tomorrow all the best!
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  746. Thank you for sharing your passion on this topic! Restructuring our systems and prioritizing solutions like affordable housing, fair wages, and education can truly make a difference. Addressing homelessness requires urgent action, and with collective effort, we can create meaningful change for a stronger and more supportive society
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  747. Many small towns never fully recovered, but some are rebuilding with local businesses and new industries. The question is: how do we scale that success?
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  748. : Strong opinions about Musk’s character are common, and people either see him as a visionary or a villain. His actions will ultimately define his legacy, and time will tell how history remembers him.
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  749. Musk’s alignment with Trump has been controversial. Some believe it has cost him public support, while others think it’s part of a bigger strategy. His future will depend on how he handles these challenges.
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  750. I really appreciate your honesty. It’s eye-opening, isn’t it? So many of us are waking up to truths we didn’t want to believe before. Thank you for being vulnerable here. Generational wisdom is real—and when different generations finally start seeing eye to eye, that’s when we can start building real solutions. I'm glad you're part of this conversation.
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  751. You’re right—wages haven’t kept up with inflation, and the cost of living has skyrocketed. Stronger worker protections and fair pay should be a priority, but change only happens if people push for it.
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  752. A debt that large is unsustainable. Eventually, either major reforms will happen, or the economy will face serious consequences.
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  753. The real solution is a system that values both opportunity and compassion. No one should be left behind.
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  754. Yes, thanks
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  755. Exactly. Blaming individuals ignores the bigger picture—skyrocketing rents, stagnant wages, lack of mental health support, and a broken system. Until society addresses these root causes, homelessness will keep getting worse.
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  756. The combination of strong winds and low humidity is making the wildfire situation in LA even more dangerous. Huge respect to the firefighters battling these challenging conditions. Hoping for swift containment and safety for everyone affected. Stay strong, LA!
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  757. You’re absolutely right. Wages haven’t kept up, and even people who are working hard can’t get ahead. If something doesn’t change, the gap between rich and poor will only get worse. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  758. Urban decline isn’t unique to the U.S. Economic shifts, population migration, and changing industries affect cities worldwide. The key is adapting to new realities.
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  759. The balance between government intervention and individual freedom is always debated, but stability is key.
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  760.  @DanDrewRiceGay  Success often comes at a cost, and sometimes people are forced into choices they never imagined making. The real question is—should a system demand people go to such extremes just to survive?
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  761. Unlike the overwhelming hustle and bustle of NYC, this secluded life offers a sense of freedom and peace. Here, there’s no suffocating rush—just a refreshing simplicity that lets you truly breathe and connect with the world around you
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  762. The decline of cities is no fairy tale, but it’s also not the end of the world. Awareness is important, but action is what really matters.
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  763. Homelessness is a global issue. Every nation should learn from others’ successes and failures.
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  764. It’s frustrating to see hard work and education no longer guarantee stability. But giving up means letting the system win—your experience and voice still matter.
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  765. Family support can help, but not everyone has that safety net. Many homeless people have lost connections due to financial struggles, mental health issues, or addiction. The cost of housing is a major factor—when rent is unaffordable, even hardworking people can end up on the streets
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  766. Tesla and Musk’s other ventures have faced major challenges before, and only time will tell if this is a temporary setback or a long-term decline. Thanks for sharing your take on it!
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  767. Unfortunately, it feels like everything is being taxed these days. If that ever happens, it would make things even harder for people already struggling with rent
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  768. It’s heartbreaking to see so many struggling while leaders seem to look the other way. Praying for better days ahead.
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  769. Thank you for pointing that out! The scale of destruction in situations like this can indeed reach billions, highlighting the immense impact these disasters have on communities and infrastructure. Your attention to detail is appreciated!
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  770. When citizens no longer believe their leaders will protect them, the foundation of society starts to crack.
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  771. Billionaires don’t just buy companies—they buy influence. Musk has positioned himself as a political player, but whether that strategy works long-term is another story.
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  772. Debt traps many young people before they even have a chance to build stability. Education should be an investment in the future, not a lifelong financial burden. More affordable education and job opportunities can help prevent financial ruin.
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  773. Thanks for sharing your switch—it’s helpful for others exploring similar options. Your intentional consumer habits show how much personal decisions can reflect broader values.
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  774. That’s a good point. Musk may have influence, but he’s not an elected official. The real question is how much power billionaires should have over public policy.
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  775. Your story is truly inspiring—what an incredible example of hard work, discipline, and compassion! From investing in rental properties while in college to fostering an elephant and supporting local hospitals and animal shelters, your efforts show a deep commitment to both personal success and giving back. Wishing you continued success and fulfillment in all that you do—your generosity and determination are truly admirable!
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  776. Protecting American jobs should absolutely be a priority. At the same time, we must also ensure that everyone has a fair chance to thrive, whether through job creation or support systems.
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  777. Thank you for your comment! Tiny homes with proper water and electricity are a great solution for providing affordable and sustainable living spaces. They could make a big difference for those in need, especially during crises like this
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  778. You’re not alone in feeling that. Many are noticing shifts in how the U.S. is perceived globally. Thanks for sharing a wider perspective—it helps us reflect on where we’re going.
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  779. Migration is a complex issue, and it’s important to remember that not all migrants are at fault for the challenges cities face. Many are individuals who’ve fallen into homelessness or sought migration due to circumstances beyond their control, like veterans, those who’ve lost jobs, or families fleeing hardship. It’s unfair to group them all with bad actors—compassion and understanding should guide our approach to finding real solutions
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  780. Thank you for your thoughtful and insightful comment. You’ve highlighted the complex reality of homelessness, class differentiation, and the challenges of living in a highly competitive and capitalist society. Language plays a powerful role in shaping perspectives, and creating supportive environments is essential for fostering compassion and opportunity. We appreciate your deep reflection and hope for continued meaningful conversations. Wishing you peace and positive change ahead!
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  781. Musk’s growing political influence has raised concerns, but once billionaires get a foothold in government contracts and policy-making, removing them isn’t so easy. The time to push back was years ago, and now, it might be too late.
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  782. That’s a humorous take! Canada does have strict immigration policies, and cultural differences in law enforcement could play a role in how new arrivals adapt. It’s always interesting to compare legal and societal differences between countries. Thanks for the comment!
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  783. Homelessness is a complex issue, and while it’s visible across the world, the U.S. faces unique challenges with high living costs and a lack of affordable housing. Solutions exist, but they require real commitment from both the government and the people.
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  784. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🙏 The idea of a more equal society is something many debate. Finding a balance between opportunity, fairness, and sustainability is key. Hoping for real solutions that uplift everyone. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  785. The system is failing those who need help the most.
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  786. Funny take! Michigan does have close ties with Canada, but would it really want to separate from the U.S.?
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  787. Yes! Supporting small, local businesses brings back community and helps rebuild trust. Thank you for the reminder—we need more of that energy moving forward.
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  788. True wealth is in how we lift each other up—prosperity shouldn't be for a select few.
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  789. You're touching on some deep historical and biblical perspectives. Homelessness has unfortunately become widespread, affecting people from all backgrounds. It's a harsh reality that we need to address with compassion and action, regardless of race or history
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  790. Washington has strong trade ties with Canada and a unique political culture. If any state were to push for independence, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Washington among them.
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  791. Sadly, that’s the reality. The cost of living is driving out the middle class while luxury apartments sit empty. It’s a city of extremes now
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  792. Musk plays both sides when it suits him. He uses the "American dream" when it helps his image, but when it’s time to cut jobs and dodge responsibility, he’s suddenly a global businessman.
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  793. Wealth on paper doesn’t mean much when a company is bleeding value. Musk’s fortune is tied to stock performance, and if Tesla and X keep crashing, he won’t be the richest for long.
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  794. Systemic change is needed, but real solutions require both government action and community support, not just protests.
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  795. It’s like two different worlds existing in the same city—one with luxury, the other with suffering.
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  796. Absolutely. People don’t like being controlled—whether it’s through censorship, corporate greed, or political manipulation. The moment people feel their freedoms are at risk, they push back, and companies that ignore that do so at their own peril.
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  797. Thank you for your honest and detailed feedback—I really appreciate the time you took to share it. You’ve raised valid points about visual storytelling and viewer focus. I hear you on the distraction caused by mismatched visuals, and your suggestion about using a consistent, calming background with overlays is thoughtful and practical. I’m taking this seriously, and it’s exactly this kind of constructive input that helps improve the channel and make the content more engaging for everyone. I hope we can earn back your view in the future!
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  798. Rural and suburban areas are feeling the strain too. Rising costs, lack of infrastructure, and job shortages are no longer just city problems.
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  799. Thank you for your feedback and for pointing that out with such kindness! We truly appreciate your input and will strive to improve, ensuring we provide more accurate and valuable information in the future. Wishing you all the best and hoping you continue to share your insights with us!
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  800. You make some strong points! The cost of living and outsourcing have been hot topics for years. Many people feel frustrated with high rents and taxes, while others argue that policies need to adapt to economic shifts. Definitely a discussion worth having. Appreciate your input!
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  801. Governor Newsom should consider working with cruise ship companies to provide temporary housing for the homeless displaced by the wildfires. A long-term lease agreement could offer a safe place for people to stay while they work to rebuild their lives.
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  802. Absolutely! Farmers are the backbone of food security, but they’re being pushed out while prices keep rising.
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  803. That’s the real question. People keep raising concerns, but real change depends on leadership that actually listens and acts.
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  804. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's true that relying on poor nutrition can lead to serious health issues, and unfortunately, hospitals often become a place for those who have been neglected by the system. Hopefully, we can see a shift toward better access to healthy food and healthcare for everyone. Take care!
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  805. Compassion is needed, but action is even more important. Everyone deserves a place to call home.
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  806. There’s definitely truth to the idea that power and success don’t come without consequences. Musk’s approach to leadership has been both admired and criticized, and as history has shown, no one is immune to the forces of karma. Your mother’s wisdom is a great reminder of life’s balance. Thanks for sharing!
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  807. It’s truly heartbreaking. What was once a vibrant city is now struggling with visible signs of neglect and crisis. It’s hard to watch, especially when so much can be done to change things. 😢
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  808. Sometimes, even the smallest voices can shake the system.
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  809. Tesla’s global market is shifting, and its success will depend on consumer demand. Whether it expands further into new regions or refocuses on its core markets remains to be seen.
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  810. It’s a sad truth. Consumerism thrives, but human lives are treated as disposable.
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  811. That’s a strong point. The mix of corporate greed and government mismanagement has created a crisis where working people can’t afford basic necessities. Until there’s a shift in priorities, homelessness will only get worse
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  812. This video paints a powerful picture of the stark realities many face in America today. The loss of the middle class, the overwhelming burden of living paycheck to paycheck, and the normalization of poverty are all deeply concerning. It's a reminder that while technology and progress should make life easier, they often leave too many people behind. The discussion around working longer hours just to survive, without adequate support systems in place, is a wake-up call for change. As a society, we need to rethink our priorities—focusing on community, fair wages, and accessible opportunities for all. The future of America depends on whether we can create an environment where everyone has a chance to thrive.
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  813. It’s heartbreaking to hear this from those who have witnessed America at its best. The “good old days” weren’t perfect, but they offered stability, opportunity, and a sense of community that feels lost today. The challenge now is whether future generations can reclaim those values before it’s too late.
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  814. Every country has challenges, but it’s true that the American Dream has become harder to reach for many.
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  815. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Supporting both struggling citizens and finding fair solutions for housing challenges is crucial. Addressing rent increases and providing affordable housing benefits entire communities. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, compassion, and positive change!
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  816. Florida’s climate challenges are real, and without federal disaster relief, rebuilding after storms could become nearly impossible. Independence isn’t just about politics—it’s about survival.
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  817. The only real dream is the one you build for yourself. But when even hard work isn’t enough, what then?
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  818. Quality control has been a major issue for big-box retailers. Customers want affordable prices, but they also expect fresh and safe products. Companies that ignore this will eventually lose customers to better alternatives.
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  819. Wealth comes with influence, and those who have it can play a big role in shaping the future. Whether through investments, philanthropy, or policy change, they can either help or watch things fall apart.
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  820. Thank you for your comment! 🇺🇸 It’s definitely heartbreaking to see this happening in such a powerful nation. There are many factors at play—economic struggles, policy decisions, and social challenges. What do you think would be the best solution? Appreciate your thoughts, and wishing you a great day! 🙏✨
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  821. Absolutely! Taking care of your health is an investment in your future.
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  822. That’s a painful thought, but a lot of people are asking the same question. The American Dream isn’t what it used to be in some of these places.
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  823. Interesting thought. At this point, California could learn a thing or two from countries that prioritize social welfare and affordable housing
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  824. Appreciate you watching. The wealth gap is growing, and it’s making life harder for everyday people. It’s frustrating when the system seems rigged for the few at the top.
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  825. Exactly! Corporate greed is driving up housing costs, making it impossible for regular people to find affordable places to live. We need stronger regulations to protect housing access
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  826. California and Tesla once had a strong relationship, but tensions have grown since Musk moved operations to Texas. Whether his companies continue to succeed without California’s support remains to be seen.
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  827. The influence of wealthy figures in politics and business is always a hot topic. The question is how to ensure that economic policies benefit everyday citizens rather than just the elite. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  828. Addiction is a major factor, but so is lack of affordable housing and mental health care.
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  829. You’re absolutely right to highlight that. When basic necessities like food become a struggle, it puts things into perspective. Billion-dollar losses might make headlines, but it’s the day-to-day challenges that truly impact people’s lives. Thanks for sharing your voice—it matters.
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  830. Thank you for sharing your perspective—it’s a thought-provoking point. Homelessness is indeed a complex and enduring issue throughout history. While it may be impossible to eliminate entirely, every effort to help even one person can make a meaningful difference. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season!
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  831. Exactly. Trillions spent on wars, yet homelessness and poverty keep rising at home. Imagine if that money was used to help Americans instead
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  832. Drugs play a role, but addiction is often the result of deeper issues like trauma, poverty, and lack of support
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  833. Exactly. Without those two key elements, breaking the cycle of homelessness and poverty is nearly impossible. It's time for real investments in both
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  834. Leadership matters, but real solutions go beyond politics. Addressing homelessness requires action from both government and communities.
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  835. Sustainable solutions are needed—compassion must be balanced with fairness, ensuring legal citizens aren’t left struggling.
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  836. Every great nation faces challenges, but history shows that collapse isn’t inevitable. The question is whether leaders and citizens are willing to make the changes needed to rebuild.
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  837. LA needs real change—homelessness should never be this widespread.
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  838. Absolutely, the power of faith can inspire hope and resilience even in the toughest times. Believing in positive change can motivate actions that transform lives and communities. Thank you for sharing this uplifting thought! 🙏
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  839. Immigration policies need to be clear and enforced. No country can support an unlimited number of people without structure.
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  840. Thank you for your comment. The loss of jobs and the shift toward automation like self-checkouts are real challenges for many communities. Let’s hope for innovative solutions and policies that create more opportunities for American workers and help rebuild local economies
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  841. That’s the trade-off many people don’t realize until it’s too late. Cutting taxes sounds good until public services decline and wealth inequality skyrockets. The question now is—how do we fix the damage?
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  842. Absolutely! Harsh policies don’t solve homelessness—they just make life even harder for those already struggling. We need solutions, not more suffering.
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  843. Layoffs affect everyone, but losing essential jobs impacts communities far beyond just individuals.
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  844. You’ve expressed a deep sense of irony and frustration. It’s important to reflect on how leadership impacts not just policy, but people. Thanks for sharing your take so honestly.
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  845. Many people feel the same way. The issue isn’t just recognizing the problem but demanding real, practical solutions from those in power.
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  846. Legal battles aside, history shows that breaking away is rarely peaceful. It’s not just about laws—it’s about whether people are willing to fight for separation.
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  847. Consumer power matters, but large-scale corporate accountability requires systemic change.
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  848. Political leadership plays a role, but economic struggles aren’t confined to one party.
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  849. It’s always tough when a company loses its competitive edge. Tesla and X are facing some serious challenges—only time will tell how they adapt and survive in this rapidly changing market.
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  850. That’s a fair critique. AI-generated visuals don’t always match the message, and a well-produced video should feel cohesive. Good storytelling still requires human effort.
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  851. Have a nice day 🍀🍀
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  852. You’ve summed up the problem perfectly. There’s no shortage of money, just a shortage of priorities. Tax dollars should be used to help people survive, not just fund projects that look good on paper. And you're right—if churches aren’t helping those in need, what’s their purpose?
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  853. Actions have consequences, and Musk is definitely feeling the effects of his decisions now.
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  854. Ok 🍀🍀 Have a good day
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  855. That would likely cause legal issues and safety concerns. The real solution is better security, stronger law enforcement, and policies that address the root causes of crime.
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  856. The contrast between wealth and poverty is striking. The American Dream still exists, but for many, it's slipping further out of reach.
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  857. Taking care of people at home should always be a priority. Charity starts within our own borders.
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  858. Self-sufficiency is great, but not everyone has the resources to start over from scratch.
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  859. Exactly. With all the wealth and resources in the U.S., no one should be homeless. It’s a failure of leadership and priorities.
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  860. Well said! True independence comes with guidance and preparation, not just being thrown into the world. A strong foundation helps children become responsible, thriving adults
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  861. Hydrogen cars are an exciting development, and competition in the auto industry is heating up. Whether EVs or hydrogen-powered vehicles dominate the future remains to be seen, but innovation is always good for consumers!
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  862. The scale of the California inferno is devastating, and the possibility of arson makes it even more heartbreaking. Hoping for justice and swift containment of these fires. Deep gratitude to the firefighters and first responders working tirelessly to protect lives and communities
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  863. History has shown that secession is no easy path. The Civil War settled that question once, but discontent continues to grow.
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  864. It definitely feels that way, but change is still possible if real solutions are put in place. The question is—will those in power act before it’s too late?
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  865. You're right—many see the U.S. as a land of opportunity, but challenges are rising that need immediate attention. Strong and thoughtful solutions are crucial for preserving the American dream for future generations. Let’s hope we can find a way to address these issues effectively. Wishing for a brighter and more stable future!
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  866. History has shown that economic decline is a natural cycle, but proactive solutions can prevent collapse.
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  867. It’s shocking that such a wealthy city allows homelessness to reach these levels.
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  868. San Francisco has a severe homelessness crisis, largely due to skyrocketing rent and lack of affordable housing.
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  869. Sarcasm well noted. A lot of people feel the same way—tired of hearing slogans while their quality of life keeps dropping. At some point, people need results, not just words
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  870. Absolutely! The U.S. has so much potential, but it's heartbreaking to see so many people struggling. We need to focus on fixing these issues to make it truly great for everyone. 🇺🇸😞
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  871. That’s a fair concern. The reality is, taxpayers already foot the bill for emergency services, shelters, and healthcare costs linked to homelessness. Investing in affordable housing and support programs could actually save money in the long run by reducing these expenses. The real question is—why do billionaires and corporations get massive tax breaks while working people shoulder the burden?
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  872. The system should uplift everyone, not just the wealthiest.
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  873. 🍀🍀❤❤🧡🧡😋😋
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  874. True, Western Europe is also seeing its share of challenges with homelessness and other dark realities. Here’s hoping for positive change and better opportunities for all!
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  875. Absolutely. It's shocking and shameful that a country as powerful and wealthy as the U.S. has so many people living on the streets. This shouldn't be happening.
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  876. For many, leaving isn’t an option. The real challenge is fixing things at home instead of running.
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  877. The country is going through a tough phase, but history has shown that resilience and reform can turn things around. It’s not over yet—if people demand better leadership and policies, change is possible.
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  878. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Challenges like poverty and homelessness are indeed complex issues that require thoughtful solutions. A true democracy thrives when it focuses on uplifting all its citizens through education, affordable housing, and community support. Together, we can work toward a more equitable future. 🌟
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  879. It feels that way for a lot of people. But history shows that nations can bounce back—if the people in charge actually make the right moves.
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  880. Exactly. It's frustrating to hear constant talk about growth and development while so many people are struggling with homelessness and addiction. We need real action and investment in helping those in need, not just empty promises.
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  881. You’ve brought up a really practical point. I appreciate you sharing your experience—it clearly shows how global consumers are making choices based on shipping and affordability. Thanks for adding real-world insight to the conversation.
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  882. Many CEOs prefer to stay neutral to avoid controversy. Musk’s approach is unique, but it has certainly had major consequences.
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  883. Thank you, my friend! You truly impress me. Meeting people like you is exactly what I strive for—thoughtful, intelligent, and deeply observant individuals. Anyone who works with or is around you is surely gaining a lot from your wisdom.
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  884. Political choices have consequences, but both parties have played a role in these economic struggles.
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  885. @ Have a good day, my friend <3
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  886. Exactly. As long as housing is treated as an investment instead of a human right, this crisis will continue
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  887. Thank you for sharing your experience! 🙏 It’s true—times have changed, and the cost of living has skyrocketed, making it much harder for young people to get started on their own. Your work ethic is inspiring, and it’s great to hear how you made it through. Wishing you all the best and continued success! 🌟
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  888. Hard work has always been necessary, but wages haven't kept up with the cost of living. The struggle is real.
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  889. Exactly. What good is money if you can’t afford food, and what’s the point of food if you don’t have the means to get it? We need a balance to truly solve these issues
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  890. That’s an optimistic perspective! It’s true that some policies take time to show their full impact, whether positive or negative. The challenge is making sure that the short-term pain doesn’t lead to irreversible damage. Let’s hope the long-term benefits are worth it! Thanks for your insight!
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  891. It’s a harsh reality when tourists used to pay thousands per night, and now people are struggling just to have a roof over their heads.
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  892. True, hope and good dreams can inspire change, but ignoring reality won’t fix the problems. We need action, compassion, and real solutions to help those struggling.
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  893. NYC has its charm, but with the rising cost of living and homelessness crisis, it’s far from the dream it once was.
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  894. Addiction is a major issue, but it’s often a symptom of deeper problems—poverty, mental health struggles, and lack of opportunity. Solving the root causes is key.
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  895. That’s quite a take! Leadership messaging can sometimes feel disconnected from economic realities, and people often respond with humor or sarcasm. The contrast between political rhetoric and real-life struggles is something many people notice. Thanks for sharing!
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  896. The foundation is cracking, but whether it fully collapses or rebuilds depends on the choices made now. Nothing is beyond saving if the right actions are taken.
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  897. That’s an interesting proposal. Holding leaders accountable is a major issue, and the debate over presidential immunity is heating up. Some argue that no one should be above the law, while others worry about political weaponization. Definitely a conversation worth having. Thanks for bringing it up!
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  898. Many are moving to Texas, Florida, Arizona, and other states with lower taxes and costs of living.
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  899. I love the optimism in that! Change is always possible—and it often starts with conversations like this one. Thanks for ending on a hopeful note.
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  900. Your comment is appreciated! Wishing you continued success and joy.
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  901. Musk and Trump both have strong supporters and critics. Their leadership styles and decisions have sparked intense debates worldwide.
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  902. I hear your frustration, and I appreciate you expressing it. Let’s keep the conversation centered on values and accountability so we can create lasting impact.
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  903. It’s great to hear you’ve found alternatives that work for you. Thanks for sharing your journey—it could help others considering a similar change.
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  904. Thank you for sharing! 🙏 Michael Jackson’s words still ring true today. Too many people are struggling while those in power look the other way. Hoping for a future where real change happens. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  905. Interesting take! 🇺🇸 The way things are going, reality feels stranger than fiction. Thanks for sharing—wishing you a great day! 🚀✨
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  906. Exactly! This isn’t just a problem for a few—it impacts public health, safety, and the future of our cities.
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  907. Thank you for your comment! It's true that focusing solely on profitability can limit long-term growth and broader societal benefits. Balancing financial goals with ethical and sustainable practices is key to creating lasting success
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  908. It’s true that sometimes people don’t fully anticipate the long-term consequences of policies or leadership choices. Political decisions often have ripple effects that extend beyond just one group of voters. Your comment highlights an important aspect of civic responsibility—understanding how policies impact everyone, not just specific communities. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  909. That’s an emotional reaction for sure—these moments can feel symbolic of a bigger shift. Thanks for being part of the conversation.
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  910. Global power dynamics are shifting, and if the U.S. weakens, other nations—whether allies or rivals—will step up to fill the gap. The real question is whether America can redefine its role before it loses too much influence.
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  911. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s a harsh reality—when the cost of living skyrockets while wages stay stagnant, homelessness becomes inevitable for many. Sustainable solutions like fair wages and affordable housing are needed more than ever. Hoping for change soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  912. That’s a big question—and it reflects the deep frustration people feel about inequality. Whether we aim to “destroy” or simply create a fairer system, your comment opens the door to an important discussion. Thanks for raising it.
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  913. That’s the harsh reality today. Without strong skills or savings, a single setback—job loss, medical bill, or rent increase—can push anyone over the edge.
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  914. The idea of splitting Northern California and Southern Oregon into a new state has been around for decades, but turning that vision into reality would be a legal and political nightmare. Want any adjustments or a different angle? 🚀
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  915. Absolutely! The middle class is being priced out, and soon only the wealthy will be able to stay. NYC is losing what made it great
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  916. Resilience is key, whether in the military or in city life. The real challenge is making cities places where people don’t have to "tough it out" just to survive.
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  917. That would be revolutionary! If a self-powered car could truly be developed, it would change the entire energy and automotive industry. Innovation often comes from unexpected places—who knows what the future holds? Thanks for bringing up an interesting name in the conversation!
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  918. Thank you for your comment. It’s a powerful reminder that history often repeats itself if lessons aren’t learned. Challenges like homelessness and inequality, highlighted in this documentary, show the importance of addressing systemic issues to create a better future for everyone
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  919. Thank you for the creative comment! While superheroes like Superman and the Justice League are iconic symbols of hope and inspiration, real-world progress comes from innovation, leadership, and addressing global challenges together. Maybe the 'heroes' we need are the everyday people making a difference!
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  920. Thanks for sharing! Wishing you a path filled with blessings and opportunities.
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  921. Investment in infrastructure and jobs has worked before—it could work again.
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  922. I completely agree. The homelessness crisis deserves immediate attention, and the government should focus on long-term solutions that address the root causes, not just temporary fixes or redirecting funds. We need real, sustainable change.
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  923. Homelessness isn’t just about losing a home—it’s about losing hope and the belief in a different future. It’s inspiring to see people like Karen, who once lived through this, now helping others find a way out.
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  924. True, but housing shouldn’t just be a business—it should be a right. Finding ways to make housing both profitable and accessible is key to reducing homelessness.
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  925. Absolutely! Understanding budgeting, debt, and investing early on can prevent financial struggles later in life. Knowledge is the best safety net.
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  926. You're right, these issues have been building for years. Hopefully, with more awareness and action, we can finally start to see real change
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  927. That’s an intriguing prediction! The idea that the U.S. could evolve into a system similar to Europe, with multiple smaller nations, is definitely one possibility that some political analysts discuss. Whether negotiations or conflicts play a larger role in such a scenario remains to be seen, but you’re right—these next few years will be crucial. Thanks for sharing your thoughtful perspective!
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  928. New York, like many major cities, is facing an increasing homelessness crisis. The cost of living keeps rising, while wages stay the same. If leaders don’t take real action, the problem will only get worse.
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  929. Absolutely. The rising cost of living, homelessness, and crime are tearing these cities apart. It’s frustrating to watch leaders ignore the real issues while things keep getting worse.
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  930. Thank you for bringing that scripture into the discussion. Many people turn to faith for wisdom during times of inequality and uncertainty. Your contribution adds a moral dimension that’s meaningful to many in this community.
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  931. The housing crisis and rising cost of living impact all Americans, regardless of immigration policies.
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  932. Optimism is important, but unity is tested when economic and political divisions grow. Strength lies in whether a country can adapt and evolve.
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  933. Political engagement is key, but so is finding common ground. The future of the country depends on whether people work together or remain divided.
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  934. It's important to approach sensitive topics like this with a balanced perspective. The complexities of immigration, including the challenges faced by those who come to the U.S., are not simple. Many migrants are fleeing violence, poverty, and hardship in their home countries, and they often feel they have no other option but to seek refuge elsewhere. It’s essential that we foster a conversation focused on empathy and practical solutions for both migrants and citizens. Let's work together for policies that balance human dignity, security, and fairness. Wishing for constructive change ahead!
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  935. 😥😥
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  936. These are the hard realities of homelessness. Lack of sanitation, basic hygiene, and safety make survival even more brutal. The deeper issue isn’t just drugs—it’s a broken system that lets so many fall through the cracks.
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  937. Education is crucial, but systemic issues like wealth inequality, lack of social safety nets, and economic shifts also play a huge role. Blaming personal habits oversimplifies the problem—many hardworking people are also struggling.
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  938. A powerful reminder. Praying for wisdom, compassion, and solutions to help those in need. 🙏
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  939. You’re absolutely right—urban decline often follows the same pattern worldwide. Revitalization efforts can work, but they require strong leadership and long-term investment.
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  940. Addiction is a symptom, not just a cause. Without addressing poverty, mental health, and despair, the cycle continues.
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  941. That’s a great point—trade policies don’t just affect big corporations, they impact everyday people who rely on cross-border services. Medical and dental tourism has been a lifeline for many, and it’s frustrating to see these restrictions make life harder. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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  942. Government jobs have historically been seen as stable, but economic shifts can affect any sector. It’s tough to adapt to sudden job loss, and no one is truly immune from economic downturns. Hopefully, those affected can find new opportunities. Thanks for your perspective!
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  943. That’s heartbreaking. So many families who worked hard to build a future are being pushed out of the places they once called home.
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  944. It really has. The divide between Americans is bigger than ever, and it feels like people are choosing sides instead of finding solutions.
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  945. Sounds like a global trend—bad policies leading to skyrocketing costs and declining quality of life. Governments keep making the same mistakes, and everyday people pay the price
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  946. Thanks for sharing your view, though some of the figures mentioned are worth double-checking. It's important we stay grounded in verified information to make sure our conversations are both meaningful and factual.
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  947. Great question. Texas has seen a huge influx of people because of lower taxes, job opportunities, and affordable living—at least compared to other states. But with that growth comes new challenges, and it will be interesting to see how Texas handles it long-term.
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  948. You’re right. Wages haven’t kept up with the cost of living, and it’s pushing more people into crisis.
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  949. Ignoring a crisis doesn’t make it disappear. If leaders won’t act, communities must demand change. "Self-inflicted misery. Drugs destroy
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  950. Leadership definitely plays a role in economic outcomes, but broader forces like globalization, automation, and corporate influence also shape the job market. No single administration is solely responsible, but policy decisions can certainly make a difference. Thanks for your comment!
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  951. Sadly, that's the harsh reality. Too many systems prioritize profit over people, leaving those in need without proper support
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  952. That’s the reality. Some cities look great from the air, but on the ground, people are struggling. Fixing the problems on street level is what really matters.
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  953. Substance abuse is part of the problem, but not every homeless person is an addict. Many are struggling due to financial hardships, mental health issues, or lack of affordable housing.
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  954. Criminalizing poverty only makes the issue more complex.
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  955. Exactly! People are working harder than ever but still can't afford a decent place to live. The system is failing the working class.
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  956. Every country goes through ups and downs, and while things may seem bleak now, history shows that decline isn’t always permanent. The question is whether people will fight for change or accept collapse. Would you like me to adjust anything or add more depth to the responses? 🚀
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  957. You're absolutely right. Skyrocketing rent prices and corporate greed are pushing people onto the streets. Housing should be a basic necessity, not just another way for landlords to maximize profits
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  958. Perceptions of the U.S. vary, but its global influence is undeniable. The real challenge is whether it can adapt to changing times without losing its core values.
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  959. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🙏 It’s a tough reality—funding is there, but the priorities often don’t align with helping those in need. Education and social programs could make a real difference if properly invested. Hoping for a future where resources are used wisely to support all Americans. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  960. Governments should serve the people, but too often, they prioritize power and profit over real solutions. Accountability is everything.
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  961. It’s a big step, but for a lot of people, it’s the only option left. Where did you move to, and do you feel like life has improved?
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  962. The job market is uneven. High-skilled positions are still in demand, but many Americans are struggling with job displacement.
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  963. Economic uncertainty is rising—strong leadership and smart policies are needed to prevent a crisis.
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  964. That’s the nature of business and innovation—what rises can also fall, and sometimes, what looks like collapse is just another chapter in reinvention. Musk has defied odds before, but whether this is just turbulence or a real downfall remains to be seen. Let’s see how history unfolds!
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  965. That is a truly noble thought! Helping others without expecting anything in return is the highest form of kindness.
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  966. Exactly. Temporary shelters can only do so much. We need sustainable solutions like affordable housing, job programs, and mental health support to truly tackle this crisis
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  967. Thanks for your comment! 🇺🇸 The military has been a path to stability and opportunity for many. It’s not for everyone, but it does provide discipline, skills, and a future. Appreciate your perspective—wishing you all the best! 🎖👏
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  968.  @ThomasDrish  Great question! 🙏 Not everyone has the option to join the military, especially those who have aged out. That’s why alternative solutions—job training, affordable housing, and better social support—are so important. What do you think would be the best path forward? Appreciate your thoughts, and wishing you a great day! 💙✨
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  969. Every election has consequences, and people on both sides have regrets. The bigger issue is fixing these problems instead of just pointing fingers.
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  970. A lot of longtime residents are making the same decision. When a city stops being a place where families can thrive and feel safe, people will leave—and once they do, it’s hard to bring them back.
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  971. Thank you for your comment. You make a powerful point—economic indicators like GDP and per capita don’t always reflect the realities on the ground. The conditions on city streets, like the growing homelessness crisis, often tell a more accurate story about the struggles people face daily. It’s a stark reminder that real progress needs to be measured by how well we support everyone in our communities
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  972. That’s true—homelessness is a global issue. But in a country as wealthy as the U.S., it shouldn’t be this bad. There’s no excuse for so many people to be left without help.
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  973. His leadership style is definitely chaotic, but the fact that so many still support him says a lot about the state of the country. People are desperate for change—even if that change comes with chaos.
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  974. Exactly, mental health and addiction are key parts of the homelessness crisis. Real solutions need to address all of these factors. Thank you for highlighting this important point. Wishing you strength as we work towards a better future
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  975. America has always had its strengths, but every great nation has to address its problems to stay strong. Right now, a lot of people feel like things are moving in the wrong direction.
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  976. Well said! A just society ensures that no one is left behind. It’s time for real, lasting solutions.
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  977. That’s an important point—economic independence is key to secession. States like California and Texas might have financial leverage, but can they maintain stability without federal infrastructure?
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  979. In a place like this 'free city,' many homeless people survive by relying on donations, food banks, or sharing within the community. However, the dark side is that resources are often scarce, and some are forced to scavenge or go without. It’s a harsh reality of homelessness, even in what some might call a 'paradise' with no rules
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  980. Unthinkable. After a lifetime of working and contributing, no one should end up on the streets. Society must do better.
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  981. America needs solutions that offer support, not punishment. Wishing for more compassion and real change.
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  982. When policies favor the wealthy, everyday people bear the burden—economic balance is key.
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  983. Thank you for your feedback! We’ll keep striving to create high-quality content that resonates with everyone. Wishing you happiness and fulfillment in your off-grid journey!
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  984. Karma has a way of working things out in the long run, and many believe that actions—good or bad—eventually catch up to people. Whether silence or action is the best response is always up for debate. Thanks for your thought-provoking comment!
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  985. This video offers an interesting perspective on how policy changes can impact a community. I hope everyone facing challenges finds the strength and determination to overcome them and build a better life. Education and support are key to creating lasting positive change
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  986. That bit of sarcasm says a lot without needing many words! It highlights the emotional gap between billionaires' problems and what regular folks go through. Thanks for the clever contribution.
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  987. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! A livable wage, fair tax structure, and access to basic necessities like education and healthcare can indeed create a stronger, healthier society. These measures not only improve individual well-being but can also reduce societal issues like crime and poverty. It's a vision worth striving for!
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  988. Haha, well, it’s always interesting to speculate on what could happen! Do you think any of these breakaway movements have a real chance, or is the U.S. too strong to let it happen? 🤔💭
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  989. There have been multiple reports of Tesla doors failing during accidents. The obsession with tech and automation sometimes overlooks basic safety features—like making sure people can actually get out of the car when they need to.
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  990. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Building in high-risk areas does come with certain challenges, such as limited water availability and closely packed homes, which can amplify the risks. While no one deserves such devastation, it's important to consider safer building practices and improved infrastructure to better prepare for future disasters
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  991. Exactly. Too many politicians make promises but fail to take real action. Until leaders prioritize the people over profits, these problems will only continue to grow
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  992. The situation in NYC's subways is deeply concerning. It’s hard not to connect these issues to the decisions made by politicians over time. Accountability and effective policies are desperately needed to address the root causes of this growing problem
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  993.  @susanhoh1414  I'm so sorry you're going through this. No one should have to give up their independence just to survive. It's heartbreaking that so many seniors are in this situation. I hope things improve for you soon
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  994. It’s frustrating when leaders make decisions that don’t seem to reflect the will of the people. The influence of major powers on global politics is a complex issue, and history suggests that alliances and dependencies can shift dramatically over time. Thanks for sharing your perspective—change may be slow, but awareness is the first step!
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  995. Absolutely. Low taxes and personal freedoms are great, but losing federal funding and security would be a tough trade-off.
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  996. The history of land and sovereignty is complex. Respecting indigenous and cultural history while finding ways to move forward is a discussion worth having.
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  997. Even at $20/hour, it’s barely enough to survive in California with today’s rent prices.
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  998. The Optimus robot was an ambitious project, but with everything happening at Tesla, it might take a backseat for now. Meanwhile, China is advancing fast in automation and robotics.
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  999. Every culture and religion has insights on community care. Exploring different approaches could lead to better solutions.
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  1000. It's heartbreaking to see things get to this point. The growing number of homelessness is a serious issue. If we want to truly make America great again, we need to focus on compassion, support, and real solutions to help these people rebuild their lives
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  1001. No country is truly untouchable. The world is more connected than ever, and isolation isn’t a winning strategy. If American businesses don’t collaborate and compete globally, they’ll be the ones left behind.
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  1002. The decline of the middle class isn’t just a story—it’s reality. Understanding the causes is the first step to fixing the problem.
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  1003. Thank you for your comment! It’s intriguing to see how China has taken a firm stance on robots in warfare while simultaneously advancing technologies like robowolves and robopanthers. These developments highlight the dual-use nature of technology—capable of innovation but raising critical ethical and strategic questions
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  1004. Sad
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  1005. Absolutely, homelessness affects us all and goes beyond just housing. It's a reflection of deeper societal issues. Hoping for real change and solidarity to help those in need.
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  1006. Prepping used to seem extreme, but now it’s looking like common sense
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  1007. It’s a cycle that keeps repeating—illegal immigrants find their way into every corner of the workforce, and some businesses are more than willing to look the other way just to cut costs. Meanwhile, local workers are left struggling with fewer opportunities and lower wages.
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  1008. Political frustration is growing, but real change requires more than just protests.
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  1009. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s understandable how seeing visible changes in your surroundings can bring frustration and concern. Hoping for solutions that respect and rebuild the sense of pride and unity in our communities. Wishing for brighter days ahead!
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  1010. The situation is dire, but people deserve real opportunities, not mockery.
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  1011. Thank you for sharing your story! It’s inspiring to hear how hard work and sacrifice paid off for you and your family. The American dream is still alive, even though the dark side of issues like homelessness challenges many today. Stories like yours remind us of the importance of perseverance, education, and community support to create a brighter future. Wishing you and your family continued happiness and success!
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  1012. You raise some critical points. A cultural shift toward prioritizing education and work ethic over entertainment is indeed a challenge, but it could pave the way for long-term growth. Entitlement has affected many great nations, and learning from history might help the U.S. avoid the same fate. Wishing for a future built on innovation and hard work!
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  1013. Not everyone can afford to save when wages barely cover living expenses—layoffs hit hard.
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  1014. That sentiment reflects a deep desire for change. While we may not all agree on pace or method, it’s good to keep discussing what a fairer system would look like. Thanks for sharing how you feel.
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  1015. When the middle class shrinks, those at the bottom suffer the most—it’s a warning sign of a collapsing system.
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  1016. Exactly. The logistics of independence are overwhelming. Every aspect of daily life would need to be restructured, and states might find they were more dependent on federal systems than they realized.
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  1017. It's heartbreaking to see how far things have fallen. A great country should take care of its own people, not let them struggle on the streets.
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  1018. Great point! Inflation "percentages" never seem to match what we actually see at the store.
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  1019. That’s a powerful statement. Greed has certainly played a role in many of the issues we face today. Thank you for sharing this perspective—it reminds us all to reflect on where we've come from, and where we're heading. Let’s keep talking and stay open to change.
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  1020. You bring up a deep and thought-provoking point. Societal shifts—whether moral, economic, or political—are happening at a pace that many find overwhelming. While history has shown that civilizations go through cycles, what makes today different is how interconnected and globalized everything has become. The real question is: can we find ways to adapt, build resilience, and ensure a better future despite these challenges? Appreciate your perspective—it's a discussion worth having!
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  1021. Thank you for your perspective! The homelessness crisis in America is indeed multifaceted, involving economic, social, and systemic factors. The recent influx of migrants adds another layer of complexity, highlighting the need for comprehensive solutions that address housing, education, and support services for all. By working together and focusing on long-term strategies, we can create more equitable communities for everyone
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  1022. Because it’s not stable housing. Many people are just one missed paycheck away from the streets.
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  1023. I encourage everyone here to share opinions respectfully. We all benefit from honest conversations rooted in understanding rather than division. Let’s keep this space thoughtful and inclusive for all.
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  1024. Some are estranged from families, others have none. The lack of social support is a big part of the crisis.
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  1025. Sounds like you’re making mindful choices! Avoiding fast fashion and prioritizing quality materials is a great way to support ethical and sustainable businesses. Appreciate your insight!
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  1026. That depends on how these companies respond. If they adjust, listen to their customers, and improve their practices, they might recover. If they ignore the warning signs, they could end up like Blockbuster—irrelevant.
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  1027. Balancing immigration and homelessness is a real challenge for cities like Chicago and San Diego. You're right, it's a delicate situation that needs careful handling. Hoping we can find sustainable solutions soon.
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  1028. A lot of frustration out there, and people have strong feelings about leadership right now. No matter where someone stands, it’s clear the country is more divided than ever.
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  1029. Thank you for your comment! That’s true—milder weather can make a big difference in some places. Still, it’s important to address homelessness everywhere, regardless of climate, to ensure everyone has a safe and stable place to call home
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  1030.  @RenatoTiamzon-yg9ny  Well said! The “American Dream” should mean opportunity for all, not just survival for the wealthy and struggle for everyone else.
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  1031. Political leadership certainly influences the country’s direction, but long-term solutions often require systemic changes beyond just leadership transitions. Unity is a powerful goal, and many people share the desire to strengthen the nation. Thank you for your passionate input!
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  1032. When wealth is hoarded at the top while millions struggle, the imbalance becomes impossible to ignore.
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  1033. Capitalism can be tough, especially when wealth is concentrated and so many struggle to get by
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  1034. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Global challenges like inequality require collective awareness and action. Education is key to empowering individuals and communities to push for meaningful change. Let’s stay hopeful and work together toward a better and more compassionate world. Wishing you strength and positivity!
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  1035. The EV market is evolving fast, and competition is stronger than ever. While Tesla was once the leader in innovation, other companies are now catching up with new technology.
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  1036. great idea, Bro
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  1037. True—homelessness has many causes, and not every unhoused person is addicted or unemployed. The focus should be on real, long-term solutions.
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  1038. Vermont has a history of independent thinking, but with a small economy and reliance on federal funding, could it sustain itself if the U.S. fractured?
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  1039. That’s a valid concern. The people most affected by corporate boycotts are often workers, not executives. Thanks for highlighting that—we need to keep their stories in mind too.
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  1040. Policies, regulations, and economic priorities set by the government do play a huge role in shaping cities' fates.
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  1041. California has the economy of a major country, but independence comes with big challenges—trade, defense, and federal funding.
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  1042. Compassion is key, but we also need policies that prioritize real solutions.
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  1043. Wealth inequality at this scale is a recipe for collapse. A system where a handful control everything is anything but democratic.
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  1044. Sounds like the problem has only gotten worse over the years. Instead of fixing it, leaders just let things decline further.
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  1045. The real change we need isn’t just symbolic—it’s about fixing the broken policies affecting everyday people.
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  1046. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 The family structure plays a big role in stability, and its breakdown has had lasting effects. But economic struggles, lack of opportunities, and rising costs have also made it harder for many families to thrive. Hoping for solutions that strengthen both families and communities. Wishing you a great day!
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  1047. It’s undeniable that leadership plays a massive role in shaping national unity and identity. Whether through policies or branding, leaders leave their mark on history. Thanks for adding this creative perspective to the discussion!
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  1048. Housing and jobs are interconnected—both must be tackled for meaningful progress. Wishing for solutions that address both.
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  1049. Economic stability benefits everyone—cutting jobs recklessly creates a ripple effect of hardship.
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  1050. Every administration talks about solutions, but the streets keep filling up. Real action is what’s missing.
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  1051. Economic downturns hit the working class hardest. The government must act before the situation spirals further.
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  1052. Absolutely! Affordable housing is a basic necessity, and too many people are being left behind. We need to push for policies that make safe, affordable homes a reality for all Americans. 🇺🇸🙏❤
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  1053. Tariffs have pros and cons—while they can protect local industries, they also drive up costs. It’s a tough balance for any economy. Thanks for your comment!
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  1054. Thank you for your comment! The devastation caused by the fire is truly heartbreaking. While recovery may take time, nature has an incredible ability to heal, and with the right support, communities can rebuild and life can thrive once again
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  1055. Whether it’s prophecy or policy failure, things are definitely moving in the wrong direction.
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  1056. It doesn’t. Some cities are exploring vacancy taxes to encourage landlords to open up housing—maybe that’s a step in the right direction.
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  1057. Thank you for sharing that story—it’s powerful. Personal actions, even small ones, can reflect deep values. Stories like yours help others reflect on how everyday decisions shape larger movements.
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  1058. If history and prophecy teach us anything, it’s that no empire lasts forever. Whether through greed, corruption, or internal strife, great nations rise and fall—America is no exception.
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  1059. Well said! History has a way of repeating itself when people ignore the lessons of the past. Progress depends on remembering and learning from our mistakes.
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  1060. Wealth means nothing if a nation can’t take care of its own people.
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  1061. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Prioritizing the well-being of American citizens should indeed be a top focus, including tackling issues like homelessness and housing. Here’s to hoping for policies that truly support and uplift the people who call this country home!
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  1062. Many see Musk’s empire as fragile right now, while others believe he will find a way to adapt and survive. The coming years will be a true test of his leadership.
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  1063. America has plenty of farmers and FMCG companies, but the real issue is affordability and wealth distribution. The cost of living keeps rising while wages stay the same, making it harder for people to afford basic necessities.
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  1064. Public transportation should be safe, reliable, and accessible. When people start avoiding it out of fear, it’s a sign that the system is failing.
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  1065. Musk’s ability to stir controversy is undeniable! Love him or hate him, he certainly doesn’t go unnoticed. If he does make it to Mars, it’ll be interesting to see if he can build something sustainable there—though Earth’s problems will always demand attention. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1066. True. When tourism and public services suffer, the entire economy follows.
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  1067. Absolutely. Without proper mental health and addiction support, the cycle of homelessness and suffering will never end. It’s time for real solutions, not just band-aids.
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  1068. Political divides aside, homelessness is a bipartisan issue. It needs real solutions, not just partisan blame.
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  1069. The affordability crisis in cities like San Francisco is a wake-up call. Tackling housing needs to be a priority to prevent more people from falling through the cracks.
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  1070. Absolutely! The EV market is getting more competitive globally, with companies from China, Europe, and even Africa stepping in. Musk may have been a pioneer, but competition will shape the future of the industry. Thanks for your comment!
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  1071. This video is truly thought-provoking, highlighting the dark side of immigration and homelessness policies that many might not realize. Mass deportations not only impact individuals but also contribute to homelessness and instability in many areas. These strict immigration policies reveal the dark side of how some countries handle those seeking a better life. Thank you for providing such a realistic and comprehensive view on this pressing issue.
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  1072. Cutting jobs suddenly without restructuring leads to economic collapse, not efficiency.
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  1073. Absolutely, action is needed at every level—government, community, and individual. Addressing homelessness requires long-term solutions, not just temporary fixes.
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  1074. Many people share that sentiment. With so much money going overseas, it's frustrating to see homelessness and poverty continue to grow here. We need to prioritize investing in housing and support systems for our own citizens
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  1075. It’s heartbreaking to see so many hardworking people struggle just to survive.
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  1076. You’ve summed up key issues affecting homelessness today—job scarcity, lack of affordable housing, and restrictions on alternative living solutions like vans and campers. Addressing these challenges requires innovative policies that balance housing accessibility with supportive infrastructure. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🏠🚐✨
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  1077. Alaska’s geographical isolation and economic dependence on federal subsidies make it an interesting candidate, but transitioning would be a logistical nightmare.
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  1078. You’re absolutely right. Lack of access to healthcare and basic hygiene makes it so much worse. This affects us all.
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  1079. It’s heartbreaking to see so many empty buildings while people are living on the streets. The resources are there; it’s just a matter of using them properly. Something has to change.
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  1080. Have a nice day everyone May God bring all the best to you
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  1081. Government size and regulation are always topics of debate. Some believe government intervention is necessary, while others think it should be reduced. The balance between business freedom and government oversight remains a key issue.
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  1082. A civil war would be devastating for everyone. It’s better to fix the problems that divide us rather than break apart.
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  1083. People will seek better opportunities, but constant migration isn’t a sustainable solution.
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  1084. The Los Angeles wildfires have sparked some truly bizarre conspiracy theories! While it's fascinating to hear these ideas, it's important to stay grounded in facts and focus on supporting those affected. Wishing safety and recovery for everyone impacted by the fires.
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  1085. Both Musk and Trump represent a larger issue—billionaires using their wealth to control politics, push their own agendas, and avoid accountability. Whether it’s Trump in government or Musk in business, the end result is the same: power without responsibility.
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  1086. You're absolutely right—choices define a nation's path. Freedom and democracy are invaluable, but they come with challenges and responsibilities. The key is finding a balance that ensures everyone can thrive while upholding these principles
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  1087. Concentrated power always threatens democracy—holding leaders accountable is crucial.
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  1088. Many share this frustration, but the question is: What can actually be done to fix it?
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  1089. That’s a sobering observation. Trust is hard to earn and easy to lose—especially on the world stage. Your comment highlights how deep the cracks are becoming.
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  1090. Mental health services and stable housing are essential for solving homelessness.
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  1091. More like a city of lost souls. But there’s still hope if we come together.
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  1092. : That’s a fair point. A company’s relationship with its employees can impact brand loyalty and long-term success.
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  1093. Budget cuts don’t always lead to financial stability—sometimes they make things worse.
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  1094. Absolutely. Homelessness is a worldwide crisis, and every country struggles with it in different ways. There’s no quick fix, but real solutions start with affordable housing, mental health support, and economic opportunities.
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  1095. The housing market has become more about profit than people. Rent control and fair housing policies should be a priority.
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  1096. That’s the core of the problem—working full-time should be enough to afford a stable life, but in many places, it’s not even close. When wages stay stagnant while rent, food, and healthcare skyrocket, even the hardest-working people struggle to stay afloat.
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  1097. Manhattan is just one face of New York. The deeper problems are seen in the outer boroughs, where poverty and decay are much harder to ignore.
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  1098. God bless Jamaica! Every country deserves better opportunities.
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  1099. That’s the reality for too many small business owners. It’s hard to thrive when policies don’t support you and crime adds another layer of stress.
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  1100. True progress isn’t just about technology—it’s about taking care of people.
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  1101. Hard work is important, but without opportunities, resilience alone is not enough.
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  1102. Thank you for your comment! You’re absolutely right—our eyes are naturally drawn to movement, making stealth technology even more fascinating. The ability of stealth aircraft to evade detection lies in their design and materials that minimize radar signals rather than relying on visibility. It's amazing how science and engineering come together to achieve this!
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  1103. It really is. Rent keeps going up while wages stay stagnant, making it nearly impossible for many to afford a place to live. Something needs to change before the situation gets worse.
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  1104. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Every country faces challenges throughout its history, but there’s always hope for positive change. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with peace, resilience, and brighter days ahead!
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  1105. Many factors contribute to urban decline—economic inequality, policy failures, crime, and housing crises all play a role.
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  1106. Urban flight has reshaped many U.S. cities. Reversing this trend requires better education, safety, and economic opportunities.
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  1108. Wealth doesn’t mean fairness. America has the resources, but they’re not being used where they’re needed most.
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  1109. Your comment is appreciated! Wishing you peace and abundance in all areas of your life.
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  1110. It's true that some homeless people avoid shelters due to rules, but many shelters can be overcrowded, unsafe, or have strict policies that make it hard for people to stay. Addressing these concerns and offering more supportive environments could help more people choose shelter over the streets
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  1111. That’s a great point. In many countries, shelters with warm meals are provided as a basic safety net. The U.S. has resources but lacks the political will to prioritize homelessness solutions. If smaller nations can do it, there’s no reason the U.S. can’t.
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  1112. That’s a fact. The U.S. spends more on its military than the next several countries combined. Investing in education could change the future, but that’s not where the priorities have been.
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  1113. Thank you for your comment! China's emphasis on STEM education and its large number of graduates in these fields certainly give it a competitive edge. However, innovation and global leadership involve more than just numbers
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  1114. That’s an incredible achievement! Loyalty and perseverance like yours are rare in today’s world. Wishing you a well-earned and fulfilling retirement!
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  1115. Thank you for your comment. It truly is heartbreaking to see so many people facing homelessness in a country with such potential. Let’s hope for compassionate solutions and collective efforts to help those in need find stability and a brighter future
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  1116. A powerful statement! There’s always a balance between ethics and profit, and when greed takes over, society pays the price. Appreciate your perspective!
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  1117. Exactly! A truly civilized nation takes care of its most vulnerable, not just sweeps the problem under the rug. We need real change, not just quick fixes
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  1118. Exactly. When people feel ignored and problems pile up, trust in leadership disappears—and rebuilding that trust is never easy.
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  1119. The real zombies here aren’t the narrators, but the broken systems that let cities fall apart while people struggle to survive.
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  1120. "Greatness" depends on who you ask. For some, America is still the best country in the world. For others, it’s in a slow decline that no one seems willing to stop.
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  1121. I get where you're coming from, but dividing the country like that wouldn't solve the deeper issues. We need affordable housing, fair wages, and better opportunities across all states so everyone can thrive, not just the wealthy.
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  1122. That’s an incredible story of strength and resilience. No child should have to face adulthood alone, yet you overcame so much. Your perseverance is inspiring, and I hope life has rewarded you for your hard work
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  1123. Homelessness might seem like a forced solution, but it comes with immense personal struggles and societal costs. True solutions lie in making housing more affordable and accessible for everyone. Wishing for better opportunities and brighter futures for all!
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  1124. Thanks for sharing! 🚗 Sacramento and Berkeley will be an experience for sure. The homelessness situation in the Bay Area is definitely eye-opening. Stay safe and enjoy your trip! Wishing you a great journey ahead! 🌟
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  1125. The competition is definitely heating up. China, Japan, and even legacy automakers in the U.S. are pushing hard in the EV market. Tesla will have to keep innovating to stay ahead.
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  1126. I hear you. It’s a tough reality to witness. Appreciate your thoughts—wishing you well! 💙
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  1127. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s never too late to engage in discussions about the future, and your perspective is valuable. Wherever we live, having open conversations about political and cultural differences helps build understanding. Wishing you all the best!
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  1128. You’re absolutely right! Food quality and chemical regulations are critical issues. More people are turning to organic and locally sourced options to avoid harmful additives. Thanks for raising this important point!
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  1129. That's tough! High taxes can be frustrating, but countries like Sweden often provide strong social services like healthcare, education, and housing in return. It's a trade-off that works
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  1130. It’s frustrating to see the same patterns repeating, isn’t it? Real change takes fresh ideas and actions that prioritize long-term solutions over short-term fixes. Hopefully, more awareness can lead to better choices and meaningful progress
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  1131. It’s heartbreaking to see anyone suffering without a home. We need to act now. Wishing for real change and compassion.
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  1132. When wealth is concentrated at the top without reinvestment in society, cities suffer. Sustainable economics is crucial.
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  1133. That’s the reality for so many families. California used to be the land of opportunity, but now it feels like only the ultra-rich can make it work.
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  1134. The destruction in LA is heartbreaking, and now with new warnings of dangerous weather, the challenges continue to grow. The resilience of the residents and the tireless efforts of firefighters are truly inspiring. Hoping for safety and support for everyone affected. Stay strong, LA!
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  1135. The cost of living in the U.S. has skyrocketed, and everyday essentials are becoming luxuries. When even coffee feels overpriced, it’s a sign that something is deeply wrong with the economy.
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  1136. Bro, it’s been a long time since we last met! I’ve always been impressed by how seriously you approach information—not blindly believing but taking the time to research and evaluate before forming an opinion. That’s something not everyone does on YouTube. The way you observe, reflect, and draw careful conclusions is truly admirable. Keep up the great work! 👏🔥
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  1137. When people have to take security into their own hands, it shows just how much they’ve lost faith in those meant to protect them.
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  1138. It's heartbreaking to think about the dangers faced by those living in such conditions. Many of them have powerful stories that led them to this point, and it's a reminder of how important compassion and understanding are. Let’s hope for a future where everyone has a safe place to call home, and whenever possible, let’s try to help or at least wish them a better life
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  1139. Trade wars rarely have real winners—just higher prices for consumers and economic uncertainty for businesses.
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  1140. Wealth inequality is at an all-time high. The system benefits the few at the expense of the many.
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  1141. Exactly! Prevention is key—access to clean water, shelter, and healthcare could turn things around.
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  1142. Public perception of Musk has certainly changed over time. Some see him as a genius innovator, while others feel his recent decisions are catching up with him. His legacy will be shaped by how he responds to these challenges.
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  1143. The frustration is real, but change is always possible. Economic shifts, policy reforms, and community action have turned around struggling cities before—what’s missing is the will to do it again.
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  1144. Independence always sounds appealing in theory, but the reality of losing federal resources, infrastructure, and stability is a challenge few states are ready for.
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  1145. It really is disturbing. We need change.
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  1146. Everyone’s spiritual journey is personal, and the idea of being chosen or part of a certain path is deeply rooted in faith and beliefs. While material wealth may offer comfort, true fulfillment often comes from inner peace, kindness, and understanding. Let’s focus on compassion, regardless of wealth, and strive to help others along the way. Wishing you peace and spiritual clarity.
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  1147. Many government workers serve vital roles—dismissing them as "doing nothing" ignores their contributions.
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  1148. That must be tough. A lot of people are leaving the places they once called home, but not because they want to—because they feel like they have no choice.
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  1149. Thank you for your comment and for shedding light on this pressing issue. It is truly disheartening to see resources prioritized elsewhere while so many Americans face homelessness, especially during harsh winters. Redirecting even a fraction of such funds could make a significant difference in providing shelter and support to those in need. Wishing you a warm and peaceful Christmas season!
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  1150.  @AmilcarPerez-n4j  It's important to recognize that the idea of the American Dream has often been shaped by those with power to create opportunities for themselves, sometimes at the expense of others. Real change can come when we focus on creating opportunities for everyone, not just a select few
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  1151. Exactly. This isn’t just a problem anymore—it’s a full-blown catastrophe, and it’s only getting worse.
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  1152. Wealth inequality is a major issue. Without fair taxation and reinvestment in infrastructure, the middle and lower classes bear the burden.
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  1153. That’s an incredibly tough situation. No one should have to struggle just to survive, yet so many do. The cost of living keeps going up, but wages aren’t keeping pace—it’s an impossible cycle.
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  1154. That’s an important reminder. Many take democracy for granted until it’s threatened. Thanks for your perspective!
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  1155. That’s the cycle of things, but when it comes to the economy and cost of living, the fall usually hits the working class the hardest.
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  1156. Thank you for your heartfelt comment. The rapid advancements in technology certainly raise big questions about the future we're shaping. Many share your sentiments, hoping for guidance and a focus on compassion as we navigate these changes
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  1157. It’s frustrating to see resources mismanaged while citizens struggle. Every country should take care of its own first.
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  1158. That really shows how the cost of living has skyrocketed while wages haven't kept up. Making more per hour means nothing when rent and expenses have tripled. The system is broken
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  1159. Well said. It's important not to replace one problem with another. Ethical, sustainable choices matter—and your comment reminds us that all companies deserve scrutiny, not just the big names.
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  1160. Elections have consequences, and when people choose not to vote, they still end up living with the results. Political apathy is dangerous—if people want change, they have to take action where it actually counts, not just in protests after the fact.
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  1161. No one grows up dreaming of becoming an addict or living on the streets. Some people were caught in this cycle too young, and by the time they realized, they had lost almost everything. This really makes me reflect on how fortunate I am
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  1162. Substance abuse and mental health are key issues, but many hardworking people also fall into homelessness due to high costs, job losses, and unexpected hardships. The solution is complex, but ignoring it isn't an option.
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  1163. Some people are choosing to boycott Musk’s businesses, while others remain loyal customers. Consumer choice is a powerful force, and the long-term impact of these movements will be interesting to watch.
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  1164. When the cost of basic survival keeps increasing while wages stay the same, the system isn’t broken—it’s rigged.
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  1165. That’s a fair point! Tesla’s cash reserves do give it an advantage over traditional automakers with heavy debt. However, the company still faces challenges like market competition, public perception, and leadership decisions.
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  1166. The fear of martial law is real for many, especially in times of instability. Historically, extreme measures have been used to control unrest, but they often come at the cost of personal freedoms. Let’s hope leaders choose solutions that unite rather than divide
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  1167. Leaders and society must create systems that empower young people to build their futures. Wishing for supportive policies for the youth.
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  1168. Hello John, thank you for being here and sharing your thoughts! . Let’s keep the conversation going—your perspective is appreciated!
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  1169. That’s the real challenge. Finding common ground and fixing divisions is far more important than debating which state might leave.
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  1170. You're right, it’s unacceptable that so many people have to live in such conditions. We all deserve better, and I hope the community can work together to make meaningful changes.
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  1171. Social media has definitely played a huge role in modern politics! Whether Twitter (X) thrives or struggles, its influence in political discussions is undeniable.
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  1172. That’s the question everyone’s asking. Roads are crumbling, crime is rising, and yet budgets keep growing. Something isn’t adding up.
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  1173. Thank you for your comment. Rising housing prices are indeed a major factor in the poverty and homelessness crisis, though the issue has roots in systemic challenges that go beyond any single administration. Let’s hope for policies that prioritize affordable housing and long-term solutions to support those in need
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  1174. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 👏 The gap between ideals and reality can be frustrating, especially when basic rights and equality seem out of reach for many. What do you think would be the first step toward real change? Appreciate your perspective—wishing you a great day! 🙏✨
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  1175. You're absolutely right. Greed destroys lives and communities. Until we address the root causes, real change will be hard to achieve
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  1176. It’s not just isolated cities anymore—this crisis is spreading everywhere, and no one is immune.
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  1177. Thank you for sharing your perspective. While hard work is important, many people face challenges beyond their control, such as high housing costs, medical debt, or lack of job opportunities. Understanding different life circumstances can help build a more compassionate and supportive society. Wishing you all the best!
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  1178. Yes, I am very sorry for this mistake. Thank you for your kindness and feedback. We will learn from this deeply and try to improve further.
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  1179. Many homeless people do want to change their lives, but it's not always that simple. Barriers like mental health issues, addiction, and lack of resources can hold them back. Social care can provide the support they need to get back on their feet.
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  1180. That’s the hard truth—limited resources need smart management before things spiral further out of control.
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  1181. You’re absolutely right—$5,295 a month for a tiny apartment is beyond ridiculous. Many people work 60+ hours a week and still face the risk of homelessness due to skyrocketing living costs. The middle class is under intense pressure, to keep up with rent, bills, and basic necessities. It’s a growing challenge that needs urgent attention
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  1182. That would be a game-changer! Housing should serve people, not just investors.
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  1183. Economic instability is a major concern, and many fear that current trends could lead to a deeper recession or even a depression. The challenge is how to prepare for and mitigate the worst effects. Thanks for contributing to the discussion!
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  1184. Some say his ambition is what built his empire, but unchecked greed can be the downfall of even the biggest business leaders.
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  1185. There’s something deeply restorative about reconnecting with nature. For many, leaving the chaos of the city isn’t just about survival—it’s about reclaiming peace, self-sufficiency, and a simpler way of living.
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  1186. That’s an insightful observation. Wealthy investors often hedge against market crashes long before the public catches on. It’s worth asking how transparent and ethical those moves are. Appreciate the depth in your comment.
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  1187. That’s correct—BYD’s presence in the U.S. has been focused on commercial vehicles rather than passenger cars. However, the global EV market is constantly evolving.
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  1188. This is beautifully said—thank you. You’ve reminded us of something profound: at the core, we’re all human. The basics of life don’t change with wealth. Your reflection adds something really meaningful to this discussion.
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  1189. Wealth means nothing when people are sleeping on the streets. America’s image doesn’t match its reality.
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  1190. Every election has consequences. Leadership should prioritize the people's needs.
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  1191. That’s a fair point. Percentages can sometimes be misleading without context. Tesla still holds a significant market share, but competition is definitely growing.
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  1192. This video truly opens our eyes to the dark side of the immigration issue in the U.S. States with the highest numbers of undocumented immigrants often face serious challenges, including rising homelessness and shortages in essential services. It’s eye-opening to see the struggles faced by both locals and immigrants alike. Thank you for providing such a clear view of the dark side of this immigration crisis.
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  1193. Musk has made a dangerous bet by tying himself to Trump. If Trump wins, Musk gains even more power. If Trump loses, Musk may find himself in deeper trouble than he expected.
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  1194. Exactly. It’s a vicious cycle—prices go up, but wages don’t keep pace, making it harder for people to make ends meet. Until wages rise to match the cost of living, this struggle will continue.
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  1195. South Carolina has the history of secession, but times have changed. Would cutting ties with the federal government help or hurt the state in today’s world?
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  1196. Cities are built on hope and resilience. If Chicago can reinvent itself, it might rise again—but only if people stay to fight for it.
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  1197. Your frustration is understandable, as many feel disheartened by unfulfilled promises. However, voting remains a vital tool for holding leaders accountable and shaping policies that impact our lives. Educating ourselves about candidates and policies can lead to more informed choices and stronger communities. Let’s continue striving for meaningful change!
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  1198. Thank you for your comment! The homelessness crisis in Los Angeles is truly heartbreaking and highlights the urgent need for solutions. Addressing affordable housing, mental health support, and economic challenges is key to helping those in need and rebuilding the community.
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  1199. That’s a valid point, but we don’t know Scott’s full story or what circumstances led him here. Compassion and understanding go a long way—
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  1200. You’ve raised a really thoughtful concern about how corporate decisions may disconnect from everyday shoppers. It’s worth discussing how big brands can remain in touch with the communities they serve. Thanks for bringing that up—it opens the door for deeper conversations.
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  1201. The wealth gap keeps growing, and those at the bottom are paying the price.
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  1202. Thank you for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts—it truly means a lot! To everyone reading this, I wish you all the happiness in the world, great health, and the strength to overcome any challenges life may throw at you. May your journey be filled with moments of love, laughter, and incredible accomplishments. Here’s to a bright future and a life full of success and positivity for each one of you
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  1203.  @Jamie0422-kv3bx  You’re absolutely right—waking up is just the first step. Staying angry without action changes nothing. The real power lies in education, awareness, and demanding accountability. History repeats itself when people stay passive, but real change happens when communities come together and take back control.
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  1204. That’s completely understandable! Many people prefer traditional vehicles for their reliability and ease of maintenance. EVs are still evolving, and not everyone is convinced they’re the best option. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  1205. Thank you for your insight! It’s true that progress has been made over the years, but challenges like homelessness remind us there’s still more to do. Education and community support remain powerful tools to create lasting improvements and opportunities for everyone. Here’s to building a brighter future together!
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  1206. A balance between public and private sectors is essential for economic stability.
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  1207. Housing issues, high rent, and wealth gaps are challenges faced by nearly every major city worldwide—not just New York. Cities often become paradises for the wealthy while being increasingly unaffordable for lower-income residents. Addressing these problems requires thoughtful urban planning, fair housing policies, and economic reforms to create more inclusive and balanced communities.
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  1208. Thank you for your comment! Many share concerns that policies may favor the wealthy over those in need. It's essential for leadership to strike a balance by supporting economic growth while also ensuring programs are in place to uplift and protect vulnerable communities
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  1209. Life has a way of balancing things out, and time will tell how Musk’s decisions shape his future.
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  1210. That’s becoming a common story. When taxes are high, housing is unaffordable, and crime keeps rising, people are left with no choice but to move. The question is whether the places they’re moving to will face the same issues in the future.
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  1211. When someone treats their own family like an afterthought, it’s a clear sign of how they see the world. Musk’s focus has always been on himself and his empire—everything else is secondary.
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  1212. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective. The cycle of rising house prices driven by global investments is a complex issue that deeply affects families and communities. Policies promoting homeownership fairness could help stabilize housing markets. Education on financial literacy and housing rights is also key to empowering individuals. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, stability, and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  1213. Immigration has always been a part of America’s strength. The real challenge isn’t who’s coming in but how cities manage growth, resources, and infrastructure.
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  1214. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s a tough reality when resources are directed abroad while issues like poverty persist at home. Addressing these challenges starts with greater transparency, accountability, and investment in education and infrastructure to uplift communities. Let’s hope for leadership that prioritizes real solutions and earns back trust.
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  1215. Sadly, for many, the American Dream feels like an illusion. Stability and opportunity shouldn’t be out of reach.
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  1216. There’s no doubt that emotions are running high. But impeachment or not, the bigger issue is: who takes over, and will they actually fix anything? Because if leadership changes but policies don’t, the collapse will continue
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  1217. : New York and Los Angeles used to be dream destinations. Now, high costs, crime, and poor leadership are pushing people away. The American dream isn’t what it used to be.
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  1218. These policies are making the problem worse.
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  1219. That’s a strong sentiment! The dominance of big retailers has made it tough for small businesses to compete. More and more people are recognizing the importance of supporting local shops. Appreciate your thoughts!
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  1220. The cries for help from wildfire victims are heartbreaking, and the lack of adequate response is deeply concerning. These communities deserve immediate support and long-term solutions to prevent future crises. Hoping for action and recovery for everyone affected
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  1221. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 💯 Hard times do shape strong people, while too much comfort can have the opposite effect. Balance is key. Appreciate your thoughts—wishing you all the best! 🙌✨
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  1222. A safe place to live is a fundamental right.
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  1223. It’s wild how much his public image has changed over the years. He went from being admired as an innovator to being one of the most polarizing figures in business.
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  1224. When inequality reaches extreme levels, history shows that unrest follows. The real challenge is fixing the system before desperation takes over.
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  1226. Mental health support and housing are the foundation of a real solution.
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  1227. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! 🙏 The contrast between massive defense spending and the lack of support for struggling Americans is definitely frustrating. Homelessness isn’t just about personal failure—it’s often about systemic issues and bad luck. Real solutions require real action from lawmakers who prioritize their own citizens. Appreciate your insight—wishing for better days ahead! 💙✨
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  1228. I’m really sorry to hear that you lost your business. That kind of loss is deeply personal and painful, and you’re absolutely right to question the imbalance in how support is distributed. Many feel that same frustration—when those with the least safety net get left behind while the most powerful get rescued. Thank you for sharing your story. It deserves to be heard.
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  1229. Every nation faces ups and downs—revival is possible with the right leadership and policies.
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  1230. You're absolutely right—New York City’s homelessness issue is a stark reminder of the challenges faced in large urban centers. Finding solutions for affordable housing, better mental health care, and job opportunities in cities like NYC could set an example for addressing this crisis nationwide
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  1231. Creative thinking is needed, but the root causes—poverty, housing, and healthcare—must still be addressed
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  1232. It’s about creating opportunities that help people grow, not just offering jobs. Wishing for more opportunities for personal growth.
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  1233. No one is immune to economic collapse—whether in private or public sectors, job losses hurt all.
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  1234. Challenges like poverty and homelessness are complex and not solely tied to political leadership. Addressing these issues requires bipartisan efforts focused on education, affordable housing, and job creation. Let’s work together to find solutions that benefit everyone, regardless of political affiliation
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  1235. Yesss
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  1236. That’s a striking difference! High property taxes can be a burden, especially when the return on investment doesn't seem to match up. It’s important to reevaluate how tax dollars are spent to ensure they truly benefit communities. Hopefully, as awareness grows, we’ll see a shift toward more efficient use of resources. Wishing you all the best as you navigate this change, and may it inspire positive change back home!
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  1237. It’s understandable to feel frustrated about where resources are allocated, especially when there are so many challenges at home. The balance between foreign policy and domestic needs is always tricky, and history shows that overextension can lead to decline. Hopefully, better decisions will be made before it’s too late. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1238. Government jobs provide essential services. Cutting them recklessly hurts communities, not just employees.
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  1239. It does feel like a dystopian nightmare—once-thriving cities now overtaken by homelessness and despair. But unlike fiction, this is reality, and real solutions are needed.
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  1240. That’s a harsh but thought-provoking perspective. Many of these states face long-standing economic and social challenges. It’s a reminder that rebuilding communities takes more than policies—it requires consistent investment in education, healthcare, and infrastructure
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  1241. With regional divides growing deeper, the idea of a new U.S. map isn’t far-fetched. But would these new territories cooperate, or would they clash even more?
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  1242. Homelessness has been growing for decades under both Democratic and Republican leadership. Solutions require more than partisan blame.
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  1243. That’s an interesting perspective! Many countries are facing labor shortages, and immigration can play a crucial role in filling those gaps. It’s great to hear that Norway is open to skilled workers. The conversation around immigration is always evolving, and it’s important to consider both challenges and opportunities. Thanks for sharing your insight!
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  1244. A strong mindset is important, but systemic issues also play a role. Hard work matters, but so does demanding accountability from leadership.
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  1245. When economic instability rises, raising a family becomes an impossible burden for many.
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  1246. Thank you for such a well-thought-out and educational comment! You've provided a comprehensive perspective on the systemic challenges in the U.S. and offered valuable insights by comparing alternative models like those in Scandinavia. These examples highlight the importance of rethinking approaches to wealth distribution and social equity. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, peace, and meaningful discussions like this one!
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  1247. You raise an important point. Many nations, at their peak, believe they are untouchable—just as Rome, Britain, and others once did. The key is recognizing when changes are necessary and having the humility to adapt. It sounds like you have a wise and balanced approach to life, and that’s something many could learn from. Thank you for sharing your perspective!
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  1248. Definitely! Throwing money at the problem isn’t enough—there needs to be real reform in housing policies, mental health support, and job programs.
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  1249. Thank you for sharing. I completely understand—poverty is incredibly challenging and far from anything anyone would choose. Your perspective adds depth to the conversation, and it’s a reminder of the resilience it takes to overcome such struggles
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  1250. Have a good day! My friend!
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  1251. Politics have consequences, but the priority should be finding solutions, not pointing fingers.
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  1252. Thank you for your comment! The consequences of past actions often shape the present, serving as valuable lessons for moving forward. It’s a reminder of the importance of thoughtful decisions and planning for a better future
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  1253. You raise a valid point. Landlords need security, but the dark side is that strict requirements can leave many without housing, pushing some into homelessness. Balancing tenant protection with fair landlord policies is crucial for a more equitable housing system
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  1254. Public perception can be tough to change, and controversies often overshadow past successes. It will take a lot for Musk to rebuild trust.
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  1255. It’s always good to see people finding hope in the midst of change!
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  1256. That’s an important distinction! Economic mismanagement, outsourcing, and infrastructure neglect have played a huge role in city decline. Blaming any single group oversimplifies a very complex issue. Thanks for bringing this up—it’s a discussion worth having!
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  1257. Portland has seen major changes, some good, some bad. The challenge is balancing growth, affordability, and public safety.
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  1258. It was once about opportunity. Now, it’s about survival for too many.
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  1259. Leadership plays a role, but fixing these cities requires long-term investment, not just political rhetoric. Both parties have had a hand in these issues.
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  1260. That’s a fact. People often judge entire states based on their biggest cities, but rural areas and smaller towns can be completely different worlds. The divide between urban and rural America is wider than ever
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  1261. What a clever reference! A Bug’s Life really does have some powerful lessons. Thanks for the reminder that strength often comes from the many, not the few.
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  1262. It really is. Wages aren’t keeping up with the skyrocketing cost of housing, healthcare, and essentials. It's becoming impossible for many to keep up.
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  1263. Thanks for pointing that out. Affordability matters to everyday people, and your comment highlights how pricing decisions can impact brand loyalty.
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  1264. You're right! Minimum wage laws have changed, and in California, it's now $16 per hour in 2025. However, even with higher wages, the cost of living—especially housing—has skyrocketed, making it difficult for many to stay afloat. Higher wages help, but they’re not the full solution to homelessness
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  1265.  @truther001  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 That’s a heartbreaking reality—many of these kids never had a real support system to begin with. Aging out of foster care without guidance or resources sets them up for struggle. Hoping for better policies to support them. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  1266. And wages? Still stuck in the past. The math just doesn’t add up
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  1267.  @ricktompson9453  Really?
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  1268. A strong sense of community makes all the difference—something America needs to rebuild.
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  1269. You’re not alone. Many consumers are choosing to support smaller businesses or alternative retailers instead of large corporations that they feel don’t represent their values.
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  1270. It’s true—what was once seen as the land of opportunity is now feeling more like a struggle for many. High costs, inequality, and an increasing divide make it harder for people to achieve what was once considered the American Dream. It's time for a change to restore hope and fairness.
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  1271. That sounds like such a frustrating experience. Thanks for sharing it—it really shows how global logistics and local standards don’t always align. Your comment helps others be more cautious too.
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  1272. It’s a humanitarian disaster unfolding in real-time, and it’s getting worse.
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  1273. : Layoffs are always tough, and many former Tesla and X employees likely have mixed feelings about Musk’s leadership. It’s a reminder that business decisions can have real-life consequences for workers.
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  1274. The idea of greatness is subjective. The real question is: how do we create a future where all Americans, regardless of background, can thrive? That takes more than just slogans—it takes action.
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  1275. The stories of loss from the Los Angeles wildfires are truly heartbreaking. It’s a stark reminder of how these disasters impact everyone, regardless of background. Wishing strength and support to all the victims as they navigate this difficult time. Stay safe and take care!
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  1276. That’s a painful realization. Many immigrants came to America believing in opportunity, only to find a system that’s increasingly unstable. The question now is whether it can be fixed before more people start looking elsewhere.
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  1277. You’re absolutely right—$7.50 an hour is not enough to live on, especially after taxes. It’s a frustrating reality that hasn’t changed in years, despite the rising cost of living. The minimum wage hasn't kept up with inflation, making it nearly impossible for many people to make ends meet. It's time for lawmakers to raise the federal minimum wage to reflect the reality of living costs.
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  1278. That’s the sad reality for many families. Generations worked hard to build their lives, but now, entire industries have collapsed, and the opportunities they once had are gone.
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  1279. At this rate, it won’t be long. The cost of living keeps rising while everyday people are being pushed out
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  1280. You’re right that going to the source is important. Thanks for reminding us all to verify facts and dig deeper when analyzing corporate data and news.
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  1281. History has proven that when businesses become too powerful, they stop being held accountable. The fall of Tesla would be a reminder that no one is untouchable.
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  1282. Musk’s empire is crumbling faster than anyone expected. The government has bailed him out before with subsidies and contracts, but with the economy shifting and political tides changing, he might not be as lucky this time.
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  1283. You’re not alone. Many voters wanted change, but instead, they’re watching their communities struggle even more. The real question is whether they’ll vote differently next time—or keep falling for the same empty promises.
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  1284. Thank you for detailing your experience—it really helps others see the challenges and frustrations that come with relying on major platforms. Your story adds valuable insight.
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  1285. Thank you for sharing your shift in purchasing habits. I appreciate how clearly you’re expressing your values through your choices—it’s a strong reminder of the power consumers hold.
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  1286. Thank you for sharing your thoughts—it's always intriguing to hear perspectives rooted in historical context. Understanding how past events shape present issues is key to learning and finding solutions. Wishing you all the best as we continue these important discussions!
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  1287. It really is. With all the resources available, there’s no reason so many people should be struggling just to have a place to sleep.
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  1288. That’s the reality for a lot of people now. It’s one thing to read about crime stats—it’s another to see it happen right outside your door.
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  1289. Elections bring out strong emotions, but people vote for different reasons—sometimes based on hope, fear, or just frustration with the system. The real challenge now is figuring out what can be done moving forward.
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  1290. Thanks for sharing your perspective. I can sense there's a deep concern and personal experience behind what you’re saying. Conversations around the Federal Reserve and power structures have always sparked debate, and while we try to present information based on verified sources, we also value hearing how others see the world. Let’s keep the discussion thoughtful and respectful for everyone in the community.
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  1291. It’s frustrating when so much money is made off the homeless crisis without seeing real change for those in need.
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  1292. That’s a complex suggestion, and one that speaks to how deeply politics and business are intertwined. Thanks for adding to the discussion—your comment sparks some thoughtful questions.
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  1293. True stability isn’t just about having a job—it’s about wages keeping up with the cost of living. When hard work isn’t enough, something is fundamentally broken.
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  1294. That's incredible! It’s amazing how different things were back then with so many opportunities available. Wishing you continued success and many more opportunities ahead!
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  1295. Tesla has had its share of challenges, including recalls and concerns about safety. The company’s response to these issues will determine its long-term reputation.
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  1296. Corporate greed does pose challenges, but education, fair policies, and community-driven solutions can help create balance and opportunity for everyone.
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  1297. Cities need balance—security, economic growth, and leadership that serves the people. Without it, businesses leave, crime rises, and people lose faith in their communities.
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  1298. Glad to hear you’re feeling good about your decision. When our spending reflects our values, it can be empowering.
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  1299.  @bjcanz  Thank you for your insightful comment! Charter changes can be a powerful tool for driving economic reforms and policy updates, especially when done transparently and with broad legislative support. Ensuring a fair voting process with at least a 2/3 majority helps maintain accountability while fostering growth. Your perspective highlights how structured reforms can lead to meaningful change.
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  1300. That’s solid advice. I appreciate the thoughtful and educational approach you’re bringing—it’s a great reminder that investing should be grounded in research, not hype.
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  1301. he situation is heartbreaking, no matter who’s in charge. Instead of pointing fingers, we need real solutions—affordable housing, better wages, and support systems that actually work.
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  1302. Leadership affects policy, but long-term problems go beyond one person. Real change comes when communities push for lasting solutions.
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  1303. Yes, thanks you for watching <3
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  1304. Absolutely. No country is immune, but some handle it better than others.
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  1305. It’s truly devastating. No one should have to endure both homelessness and illness with no way out. Hoping for change. 💔
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  1306. This was such an interesting and eye-opening documentary! It’s fascinating to hear personal stories and perspectives from women across different states. The blend of facts and experiences really highlights the complexities of modern relationships. Great job on presenting this in such a compelling way!
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  1307. Community colleges provide affordable education and valuable opportunities for students to learn and grow. They’re a fantastic option for so many people looking to start or further their education. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and a Merry Christmas!
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  1308.  @Elrobogringo  Stay strong and keep pushing forward during this challenging time. Focus on learning and improving yourself, and seek out places where skilled people can guide you. Wishing you success in finding a great job and building a fulfilling life. Merry Christmas and all the best for the future!
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  1309. Many are questioning the role of giant corporations in today’s economy, especially when it comes to fair labor, competition, and community impact. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts—these are important conversations.
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  1310. You make an excellent point. Education and proper support systems are key to breaking the cycle of poverty and homelessness. If children are given the proper tools—both in education and mental health support—early on, it could prevent many of the issues that contribute to addiction and homelessness later in life. It’s alarming how easy access to things like prescription amphetamines has contributed to the addiction crisis. Fixing the public school system and providing proper education, along with drug rehabilitation and job training, could make a huge difference for so many people.
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  1311. Clearly, throwing money at the problem isn’t fixing it. Something deeper is broken.
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  1312. Absolutely. Housing should be a necessity, not just a financial asset for profit.
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  1313. That’s a historical truth—no empire or civilization lasts forever in its peak form. The challenge is whether the U.S. can adapt and evolve rather than decline. History is full of lessons, and hopefully, decision-makers are paying attention. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1314. Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right—NGOs play a crucial role in addressing homelessness by conducting field research and engaging directly with those affected. Understanding the root causes rather than just the symptoms is key to finding lasting solutions
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  1315. Thank you for sharing your perspective! 🙏 Leadership should be about uplifting communities, not maintaining the status quo. The real question is—how can we ensure that politicians, regardless of background, truly serve the people who need them most? Hoping for better representation and real change. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  1316. A tough question. If we can send billions abroad, why can’t we solve homelessness here?
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  1317. There’s still hope! Some cities are trying new solutions—more investment in housing and community programs could make a difference.
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  1318. Entrepreneurship is an option, but not everyone has the resources to start a business.
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  1319. Thank you for sharing your personal decision—it really highlights how global perceptions are shifting. It’s powerful to see how strongly people are responding to the current climate.
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  1320. That says a lot about how much things have changed. America was once the dream destination for many, but now people are questioning if it’s still the land of opportunity.
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  1321. The solution seems obvious, yet greed and bad policies keep it from happening.
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  1322. This is such an eye-opening look at the financial struggles some states are facing. It’s incredible how factors like mismanagement, debt, and economic shifts can push states to the brink. Understanding these challenges is crucial to finding solutions and ensuring a stable future for residents. Great breakdown of what’s really happening!
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  1323. The U.S. still holds major global influence, but its internal struggles are becoming harder to ignore. If leaders don’t step up, the country risks losing the respect and stability it once had.
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  1324. Sadly, that's true for many people. Without affordable healthcare, low-income families are forced to choose between medical care and basic necessities. It's a broken system that needs serious reform
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  1325. It's frustrating to see so much money sent abroad while so many people here are struggling with poverty and homelessness. We need to prioritize taking care of our own citizens before sending billions overseas
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  1326. Job loss is painful for all, whether in the private or public sector.
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  1327. Fair point. No president can fix everything overnight. But when problems keep getting worse instead of better, people start losing patience. The real question is: how long do we wait before demanding real results?
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  1328. Every country has its strengths and weaknesses, and the U.S. definitely has a big influence on global culture and policy. It’s always interesting to see how different nations balance that influence with their own identity.
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  1329. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Wishing you all the best and hoping for positive changes ahead for everyone
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  1330. The pandemic exposed weaknesses, but the problems run deeper than just COVID.
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  1331. Political shifts happen, but long-term solutions require more than just voting for one party. Cities need leadership focused on real policies, not just party loyalty.
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  1332. The American Dream is shifting, and people are struggling to adapt.
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  1333. That’s an interesting observation. It does seem like when business and politics mix too much, it can create instability. Many entrepreneurs thrive by staying focused on innovation rather than navigating political tensions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1334. New Orleans has a deep cultural richness that keeps people coming back. Addressing crime and poverty through better opportunities can help preserve its unique spirit.
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  1335. Many believe the U.S. is facing serious challenges, but history has shown that resilience is key. The future will depend on how people and leaders respond to these difficulties.
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  1336. A recession might lower prices, but it also brings job losses and more hardship, especially for those already struggling. History shows that while economies recover, the most vulnerable often suffer the most. Real solutions—affordable housing, fair wages, and social support—are needed to prevent more people from falling through the cracks.
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  1337. Wow, it sounds like you've really been through a lot and found ways to survive and adapt. You're absolutely right—substance abuse is a major factor, but it's also just one piece of a much bigger problem. Affordable housing and support networks can be hard to come by, especially in expensive cities like New York. Thanks for sharing your experience. Hopefully, more people can learn from stories like yours. What advice would you give to someone currently struggling with homelessness?
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  1338. It's true—governments must prioritize the well-being of their citizens and ensure that basic needs are met. A balanced approach is necessary for both the local population and newcomers to thrive together. Let's hope for better support systems worldwide!
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  1339. Thank you so much for sharing that powerful reflection. You've lived through some of the most challenging moments in our nation's history—and your words carry deep weight. It's heartbreaking to hear that hope feels so far away today. I want you to know that voices like yours matter, and even now, there are people fighting to rebuild hope from the ground up. Your story reminds us that resilience is possible—even when the light feels dim.
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  1340. The aftermath of wildfires brings so many challenges, from mudslide risks to insurance concerns. It’s a tough road ahead for California, but addressing these issues with proactive measures is essential. Hoping for solutions and support for those impacted.
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  1341. I remember when these places were packed every night—now I hardly see a line. Do you think it’s changing tastes, rising costs, or something else? Curious if others are seeing the same where they live.
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  1342. There are strong opinions on both sides about the state of democracy in America. Whether people agree or disagree, standing by the Constitution and demanding accountability is what matters most.
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  1343. A logistical nightmare for the remaining U.S., but also a potential economic powerhouse for the West Coast if they manage trade well. The question is: Would the split be peaceful or filled with trade wars?
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  1344. You've got a point. The cost of living is heavily influenced by factors like the banking system, real estate market, and corporate interests. It often feels like regular people are at the mercy of decisions made by those at the top. We need more oversight and policies that prioritize everyday citizens over profits
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  1345. Thank you for your comment! Building simple, affordable housing with government support for essentials like electrical wiring and water piping could be a great solution. Empowering people with resources, skills, and education to take initiative in such projects can create sustainable communities while addressing the housing crisis
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  1346. Elections have consequences—this crisis is the result of policy decisions that were set in motion long ago.
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  1347. That’s a great perspective! No job is 100% secure, and economic fluctuations can impact even the biggest companies. Wishing the best for everyone affected by these changes.
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  1348. America has always sold itself as the land of opportunity, but for many, that dream is slipping away. If the system benefits only the wealthy while leaving the middle class struggling, at some point, people will stop believing in it altogether.
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  1349. That’s the real question. Economic recovery needs long-term planning, not just layoffs.
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  1350. Good eye! Sometimes stock footage sneaks into documentaries. Accuracy is important for credibility.
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  1351. 😥😥🙏🙏
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  1352. Political shifts happen over time, and public sentiment can change based on the consequences of leadership decisions. Many voters are reassessing their choices, but long-term political dominance by any party is never guaranteed.
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  1353. Faith can be a source of hope, but action is needed alongside prayers.
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  1354. Thank you for your comment. It’s true that population growth alone doesn’t solve issues like housing and income inequality. A sustainable future requires strategic planning, investment in affordable housing, education, and creating opportunities that ensure everyone can thrive.
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  1355. :((
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  1356. You bring up a critical issue! The closure of many mental health institutions in the 1980s played a major role in the homelessness crisis today. Addressing homelessness requires a multi-faceted approach—mental health care, affordable housing, and job training. Do you think reopening institutions is the best solution, or should we focus more on community-based mental health services? 🏠💭
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  1357. You're absolutely right—history has shown this pattern time and time again. Wealth often stays concentrated at the top while the most vulnerable struggle to survive. Thank you for sharing this perspective. Wishing for a future where society learns from history and creates real change for those in need.
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  1358. Detroit has been through a lot, but it’s true—there’s been progress. It’s still a long road, but it’s good to see cities trying to rebuild instead of collapsing further.
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  1359. Unfortunately, that’s already happening for many people. Wages aren’t keeping up, and the cost of living keeps rising. If something doesn’t change soon, more families will be pushed into crisis.
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  1360. Many people have strong opinions about Musk’s leadership and political views. His actions continue to spark both admiration and criticism from different sides.
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  1361. That contrast is unsettling. But it’s a reminder that even in decline, these cities still have some beauty and potential—if they can fix their problems.
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  1362. Thank you for sharing! I haven’t seen The Dimming yet, but it sounds intriguing. I’ll definitely check it out—always open to thought-provoking films. Thanks for the recommendation!
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  1363. You’ve touched on something that really hits home for a lot of people. While the billionaires have safety nets, many workers don’t. Job loss affects families, health, and futures—and it deserves more attention in national conversations. Appreciate you bringing that up.
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  1364. The issue isn’t communism or capitalism—it’s about making sure working Americans aren’t abandoned.
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  1365. Thanks for sharing how you feel. Emotions run high around political figures, especially when major financial and societal shifts are involved. Let’s continue the conversation with openness and mutual respect.
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  1366. Voting matters, but the problems in these cities are about more than just party politics.
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  1367. International relations are complicated, but economic tensions don’t necessarily translate into secession. A bad president comes and goes, but the foundation of a country remains.
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  1368. Public figures like Trump and Musk have dominated the news cycle for years, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by constant headlines. Love them or hate them, they’ve shaped business, politics, and tech in a way few others have. Maybe the real question is: Who will be the next name to take over the spotlight? Appreciate your thoughts!
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  1369. Blaming voters is easy, but the reality is, every election comes with consequences. The bigger issue isn’t just who won—it’s whether people actually learned anything from past mistakes, or if history will just repeat itself.
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  1370. It’s eye-opening to hear stories like that. While the U.S. has incredible achievements, it also faces challenges with aging infrastructure and inequality. This underscores the importance of investing in education and civic engagement to empower communities to advocate for better infrastructure and more equitable policies. With collective effort, the country can address these issues and create a stronger foundation for the future.
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  1371. Homelessness is indeed a growing concern in many parts of Western Europe, much like Los Angeles. Hopefully, stronger policies on housing and social support will lead to positive change
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  1372. The idea of states joining Canada has been around for years, but the reality of governance, resources, and policies would make such a move incredibly complex.
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  1373. With the way things are going, he might need that escape plan. The real question is whether Starship will ever get him to Mars or if it’s just another overhyped dream.
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  1374. There’s a reason billionaires love politicians who promise deregulation. Less oversight means more power for them, and fewer protections for everyone else.
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  1375. The homelessness crisis is tragic, but it’s a real issue, not fiction. Ignoring it won’t make it go away.
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  1376. Housing affordability is a growing crisis—wages haven’t kept up with rising costs.
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  1377. Every country has its struggles, but in the U.S., homelessness is a growing crisis that keeps getting worse
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  1378. Some argue that the economic strength of coastal states keeps the country running, while others blame their policies for division. Either way, the cracks in the system are getting harder to ignore.
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  1379. Sadly, that’s the direction things are heading unless real change happens.
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  1380. Thank you for sharing your form of protest. Economic choices have long been a tool for social change. While perspectives may differ, peaceful action and dialogue are powerful when rooted in community.
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  1381. – It’s heartbreaking. A city so wealthy should never have people struggling to survive on its streets.
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  1382. A brutal contrast—mansions on one street, tent cities on the next.
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  1383. That’s a thought-provoking point. When the system starts to shake even at the top, it opens the door for bigger questions about fairness and sustainability. Rethinking how things work could be the first step toward something better for all of us. Appreciate your insight!
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  1384. With all the battery issues and overheating concerns, Tesla vehicles do feel a little too much like rolling microwaves. The more people dig into the safety problems, the harder it is to justify their price tag.
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  1385. Absolutely! Strength comes from staying together, adapting, and overcoming challenges as one nation rather than dividing into smaller, weaker parts.
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  1386. Addiction is a huge part of the problem, but it’s not the whole story. Mental health issues, lack of affordable housing, and a broken system all play a role. People need real support to get back on their feet
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  1387. That's a harsh but valid point. It's sad when cities prioritize animal welfare over helping the homeless. We need compassion and resources for both people and animals
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  1388. Thank you for your comment! The issue of homelessness is complex and requires compassion and real solutions, not extremes. Let’s focus on finding ways to support and uplift those in need rather than resorting to drastic measures
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  1389. Homelessness is caused by economic struggles, not some fictional conspiracy.
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  1390. Leadership matters, but so does the system as a whole. No single person can fully steer the fate of a nation—change comes from collective action.
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  1391. That’s a solid breakdown of basic economics. Your comment highlights why jobs and fair wages are critical—not just for workers, but for the entire system to function. Thanks for sharing such a thoughtful perspective.
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  1392. Thank you for your heartfelt wish. Homelessness reveals the dark side of life in America that many face daily. May we find compassion and solutions to support those in need. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope and kindness!
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  1393. That’s one of the biggest arguments for secession. But would those states be able to run everything smoothly without federal funding and support?
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  1394. Thank you for sharing! The American Dream has long been a symbol of hope and opportunity, inspiring people around the world. While it comes with its challenges, stories of perseverance and success continue to show what’s possible with determination and hard work. Wishing everyone chasing their dreams strength and success!
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  1395. That’s a real concern! Water, energy, and trade routes would be huge points of contention if states went their own way.
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  1396. That’s an intense take. Many rural areas rely on government support, but their leaders don’t always look out for them. The consequences are becoming more obvious.
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  1397. Exactly. The real struggles—homelessness, poverty, and inequality—are often hidden behind the image of wealth and success. The truth is, many Americans are barely getting by, and these issues need more attention.
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  1398. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s true that many countries face significant social and economic challenges today. However, even in times of difficulty, there is always room for hope, reform, and progress. Collective action, informed policies, and global cooperation can help create a more balanced and sustainable future.
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  1399. Exactly. Taxation can be a powerful tool for progress, but when it’s used to benefit the wealthy rather than support communities, it undermines its purpose. The system needs to be reformed to ensure fairness and invest in the well-being of everyone.
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  1400.  @AmilcarPerez-n4j  That’s a great question. From 1867-1913, the U.S. was able to grow its wealth largely through industrialization, innovation, and strong domestic markets. Tariffs helped protect American industries, allowing them to thrive without being overwhelmed by cheaper foreign goods. However, the wealth generated wasn’t equally distributed, and the system eventually evolved as global trade and financial systems became more interconnected. It’s interesting to think about how we might return to a more sustainable and balanced economic model today.
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  1401. Aligning with Trump is a risky move, especially for someone who built his brand on innovation and the future. Only time will tell if this was a smart decision or a costly mistake.
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  1402. The government must take responsibility and fix the broken system.
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  1403. Economic hardship isn’t new, but that doesn’t mean sudden mass layoffs shouldn’t be addressed.
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  1404. That’s an interesting take. Some might argue that those very emotions have fueled many of history’s greatest downfalls. The challenge is turning those emotions into meaningful change.
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  1405. That’s a powerful vision—intergenerational support could ease both housing and elder care crises. A return to stronger communal living might be a key part of the solution
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  1406. You’re absolutely right—property taxes can be a huge burden, especially for working-class homeowners. Even if people own their homes, the high taxes make it difficult to maintain and afford basic living expenses. It’s clear that a more equitable system is needed to ensure everyone has access to stable housing without being priced out.
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  1407. It’s interesting how globalization has reshaped the idea of where things are made and what that means today. Your comment highlights a tension many people feel between national pride and economic efficiency—thanks for adding that perspective.
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  1408. That’s a valid concern! Alaska’s oil reserves are strategic. An independent Alaska would face intense pressure from global powers.
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  1409. You’ve seen a lot, and it’s clear you’ve thought deeply about these changes. Labels can be tricky, especially when their meanings evolve over time. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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  1410. There’s a lot of frustration, and people want change. But real change comes from strategy, not just anger. The real question is: how do we fix this system without making things even worse?
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  1411. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The topics you’ve raised touch on complex global and domestic dynamics that require careful analysis and understanding. Many believe that focusing resources on internal development and addressing systemic issues could strengthen a nation. Constructive dialogue is crucial for navigating these challenges. Wishing for thoughtful solutions and a balanced approach to future progress!
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  1412. Cryptocurrency and decentralized finance could disrupt traditional economic systems, and it’s interesting to consider how financial shifts might impact discussions about state independence. Thanks for bringing up this unique angle to the conversation!
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  1413. Actions have consequences—whether in politics, economics, or social policies. The future will be determined by the choices made today.
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  1414. Government policies and budget decisions definitely impact citizens’ daily lives. The debate over economic priorities and governance is ongoing, and public awareness is key. Thanks for adding your voice to the conversation!
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  1415. Thank you for sharing such a detailed and thoughtful perspective! You've highlighted many critical aspects of the challenges within capitalist systems, from tax cuts and government dependency to the broader impacts on public investment and inequality. These are important issues that deserve careful consideration and discussion. Your insights contribute to a better understanding of these complex dynamics. Wishing you all the best and looking forward to more valuable conversations like this!
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  1416. You’re absolutely right. Property taxes drive up housing costs, making rent even more expensive. Even homeowners struggle because taxes never stop. Without property tax or with better policies, housing could be much more affordable for everyone.
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  1417. Political divisions run deep, but economic downturns affect everyone, regardless of who they voted for. Instead of division, the focus should be on finding solutions. Thanks for your comment!
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  1418. The economic struggles are indeed a global issue, and many countries are facing similar crises in employment and business closures. While different people have different interpretations of why this is happening, the reality is that financial instability is affecting millions. It’s always important to stay informed and seek solutions at both the individual and community levels. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1419. That’s a strong concern—and your comment reflects how people are connecting economic trends to political systems. These are important conversations, and while opinions may differ, hearing each other out helps us understand the bigger picture. Thanks for sharing your voice.
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  1420. Thank you for your comment! Political promises often come with high expectations, and many are hopeful for improvements in the economy and other challenges. Only time will tell how effective the measures will be, but staying engaged and holding leaders accountable is key to achieving positive change
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  1421. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😥😥
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  1422. Good catch! Cubic zirconia (CZ) does often get brought up in conversations around value and authenticity. It’s a reminder that not everything shiny is solid beneath the surface—financially or symbolically. Appreciate your note.
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  1423. They profit billions, yet homelessness is right outside their headquarters. They could do so much more.
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  1424. The true consequences of New York's lenient crime laws are now evident – criminals not only target the rich but are using the city’s vulnerabilities for profit.
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  1425. It’s heartbreaking and hard to understand. So many resources go unused, while people are left with nothing. There has to be a better way to fix this.
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  1426. That's terrifying and far too common. No one working full-time should have to live on the edge like that. The system needs to change to support hardworking people
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  1427. America still has a democracy—for now. But when politicians on both sides prioritize power over people, it’s easy to see why many feel like their voices no longer matter.
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  1428. Legalization is complex—it can bring economic benefits but also requires strong regulations to prevent unintended consequences.
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  1429. That’s a great point! If secession were to happen, states forming regional alliances might make more sense than each going solo. A "Western Bloc" or "Pacific Union" could be a stronger economic and political entity. Thanks for adding this interesting angle!
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  1430. Budgeting is important, but when basic costs rise faster than wages, even hard work isn’t enough. The system needs to be fixed, not just individual spending habits.
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  1431. If leaders truly cared, they would prioritize the struggles of their own people first. The homelessness crisis needs real solutions, not just empty promises
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  1432. That’s definitely a dramatic picture, and you’re not the only one who thinks some ultra-wealthy people are preparing for worst-case scenarios. Whether that’s true or not, it raises big questions about trust, access, and how society plans for the future. Thanks for adding to the conversation.
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  1433. Thank you for your comment! The wildfires certainly add another layer of hardship for those already struggling in areas like Skid Row. Addressing homelessness requires long-term solutions, including affordable housing and support systems, especially during such challenging times.
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  1434. That’s a fair point. The legal, economic, and political barriers to a state breaking away are incredibly complex. Even if tensions rise, history has shown that separation is rarely simple or without consequences. Appreciate your insight!
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  1435. A lot of today’s problems go back way further than people realize. It’s easy to blame one administration, but many of these issues have been decades in the making. The real problem is long-term neglect, not just one leader
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  1436. The financial dynamics between states and the federal government are complex. While some states contribute more than they receive, national stability depends on cooperation, not just economic self-interest.
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  1437. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! It truly is fascinating to witness a lifestyle so free from conventional norms. It’s a reminder of the diverse ways people adapt and thrive. Glad you enjoyed the video—here’s to exploring more unique perspectives together! 🌟😊
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  1438. Economic inequality is a serious issue. The system often benefits the wealthy while everyday people struggle. The real question is, what can be done to level the playing field? Want me to refine anything further? 🚀
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  1439. The wealth gap is growing, but should people just accept it? History shows that major changes happen when inequality reaches a breaking point.
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  1440. That’s poetic and painfully accurate. Thank you for summing up what so many people feel right now. It’s a reminder that we must fight to revive it—not just for ourselves, but for future generations.
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  1441. : Many people only realize the consequences when they directly feel them. Cutting government and reducing taxes for the ultra-rich may sound good in theory, but in practice, it leads to failing infrastructure, struggling cities, and a shrinking middle class.
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  1442. That’s an interesting perspective! New England has strong economic and historical ties to the U.S., but it's true that some people speculate about potential shifts if a major collapse were ever to happen. The interconnectedness of states makes any separation extremely complex. Thanks for sharing your take!
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  1443. Leadership matters, but it’s also about policies, not just party labels. The key is making sure elected officials actually fix problems instead of making them worse.
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  1444. Es muy cierto lo que dices, . Ver a personas viviendo en las calles mientras una pequeña élite concentra la mayor parte de la riqueza mundial es un reflejo de las desigualdades profundas que enfrentamos como sociedad. Ojalá podamos avanzar hacia un futuro más justo, donde todos tengan las oportunidades y el apoyo que merecen. Gracias por compartir tu perspectiva
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  1445. A lot of people feel the same way, and it’s a tough reality to face. The cost of living, political tensions, and economic uncertainty have made it harder for many to achieve what once seemed possible. But history has shown that change is possible when people come together to demand solutions. It’s not an easy road, but conversations like this are a step toward understanding how we got here and how we can move forward.
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  1446. Economic systems evolve, but when prosperity is only for the few, instability follows. The real challenge is adapting to new economic realities before collapse becomes irreversible.
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  1447. The American Dream feels distant for those who lost everything overnight.
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  1448. Australia has its challenges, but at least homelessness isn’t as widespread. The U.S. could learn a thing or two about balanced social policies.
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  1449. Job insecurity is becoming a shared struggle for many Americans.
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  1450. Some see it as a dream, others as a nightmare. Either way, discussions about secession show how divided the country has become.
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  1451. There’s an entire system behind it, and those who profit from it don’t care about the consequences.
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  1452. A deep contrast—some see America as an opportunity, while others struggle to find hope. The system must work for everyone, not just a select few
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  1453. Government jobs are always a topic of debate—some see them as essential for public services, while others believe certain positions are unnecessary. The challenge is finding a balance between efficiency and maintaining services that benefit society. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  1454. Cities are complex systems, and while political leadership plays a role, blaming one party oversimplifies the issue. Economic shifts, crime rates, and housing costs don’t happen overnight.
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  1455. America does need to focus on internal issues, but leadership alone won’t fix decades of systemic problems overnight.
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  1456.  @georgenader3630  You're very welcome! Wishing you all the best in everything you do! 😊
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  1457. Business and politics are tricky to mix. Musk’s support for certain political figures has definitely influenced public opinion about him—for better or worse.
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  1458. Homelessness is complex—it’s not just about willingness to work. Mental health, addiction, housing costs, and economic instability all contribute. A solution requires more than just judgment.
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  1459. Thank you for sharing such a passionate and thought-provoking comment. The struggle between wealth inequality and basic human needs like affordable housing and food security highlights a critical imbalance in today’s society. While free enterprise has driven innovation and growth, it must be tempered with compassion and policies that uplift the most vulnerable. Finding that balance is essential for creating a just and sustainable future. We appreciate your insight and hope for positive change ahead.
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  1460. That’s the truth. Elections have long-term effects, and now everyone is dealing with them—whether they voted for it or not.
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  1461. That’s a strong claim, and I appreciate you backing it with your perspective. Conversations like this remind us to look beyond the hype and assess value with a critical eye.
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  1462. The question isn’t just whether division is possible—it’s whether a fragmented America could still function as a global power or spiral into disarray.
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  1463. It’s always intriguing to think about the long-term consequences of powerful figures like Musk maneuvering within business and politics. His influence extends beyond tech, and his moves—whether in cryptocurrency, media, or AI—are closely watched. The dynamic between him and political leaders is one to keep an eye on. Thanks for sharing your analysis!
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  1464. Some believe that, others think he was trying to save it. The bigger question is: Can America fix its problems, or is it too divided to recover?
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  1465. Leadership opinions aside, what truly matters is how policies impact poverty, housing, and economic stability. The focus should always be on real solutions, regardless of who is in office.
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  1466. Immigration and citizenship discussions always spark debate. Musk’s impact on the U.S. economy and innovation has been significant, but opinions on his presence in the country vary widely.
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  1467. Denver has its challenges, but it hasn’t reached the same level of decline as some of the cities on this list—yet.
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  1468. Thank you for sharing your perspective! The job market has definitely evolved, and balancing practical skills with technological knowledge is essential. Education should prepare graduates for both traditional and modern careers. Wishing you success and fulfillment in all your endeavors!
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  1469. Slogans won’t solve problems—actions will. The key question is: What policies will make America great again for everyone, not just the wealthy or politically connected?
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  1470. That’s a timeless saying—and it often rings true in markets, trends, and even public trust. Thanks for the reminder. It’s a good way to stay grounded during rapid changes.
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  1471. Many saw this coming, but now the reality is sinking in. Voters should always think ahead.
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  1472. Sad, yes. But it’s also unacceptable. No one should have to struggle like this in a nation with so much wealth.
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  1473. Criminalizing homelessness doesn’t solve the root problem—it just hides it.
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  1474. Absolutely. Behind every number is a human being with a story, a past, and dreams.
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  1475. You’ve voiced strong concerns, and I appreciate how deeply you feel about these global dynamics. Trust is fragile, and it’s built on relationships. Thanks for bringing this international perspective into the conversation.
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  1476. Exactly, it's impossible to survive on $700 a month with the cost of essentials like food skyrocketing. No one should have to choose between paying rent and buying basic groceries. 😢
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  1477. Thank you for sharing your perspective! The H1B program reflects the global demand for specialized skills, but it also highlights the dark side—many locals struggle with underemployment or even homelessness. Investing in education, job training, and fair employment policies can help create more balanced opportunities. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, growth, and brighter possibilities!
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  1478. Fair point! AI voices lack the emotional connection that real human narration brings.
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  1479. Political engagement is crucial, and many people feel strongly about leadership changes. Regardless of political affiliation, civic participation is key to shaping the country’s future. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1480. That’s a smart approach—having options and flexibility is always valuable in uncertain times. While no system is perfect, having access to social safety nets like healthcare and education can make a huge difference in quality of life. Wishing you the best in your transition, and thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  1481. Movies reflect real fears, but solutions lie in policy changes, social programs, and economic reforms—not dystopian thinking.
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  1482. Sadly, it is. Every year the problem grows, and the lack of real solutions makes it feel like we're stuck in a never-ending cycle. It's past time for the government to step up with effective measures to address the root causes of homelessness and addiction. The current approach is clearly not working.
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  1483. Whether or not secession happens, political trust is clearly at an all-time low. The bigger question is: Can America fix itself before fragmentation becomes a real possibility?
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  1484. Powerful words. Faith without action is empty—true love is shown through care and support for those in need.
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  1485. Appreciate your perspective. A lot of people feel disconnected from the experiences of the ultra-wealthy, especially when everyday workers are struggling. The conversation around accountability is an important one—thanks for being part of it.
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  1486. That’s a part of history that a lot of people don’t learn about in school. Native Hawaiians have been fighting for recognition of their sovereignty for decades. It’s a conversation that’s far from over.
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  1487. Thank you for your kind words and prayers. It’s truly heartbreaking to see so many families affected. May they find comfort and strength during this difficult time, and may we all come together to support them
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  1488. Absolutely. We need to address the root causes, not just the symptoms, to create lasting change. Thank you for highlighting this. Wishing for more awareness and real solutions to help those in need.
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  1489. Homelessness is a serious issue that goes beyond any one administration. While economic policies influence it, there are also systemic issues like housing costs, mental health support, and job stability that play a huge role. It’s a crisis that needs long-term solutions. Thanks for shedding light on this topic!
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  1490. Infrastructure has been a long-neglected issue in the U.S., and the consequences are now visible in many struggling cities. The question is whether future investments will be enough to reverse decades of decline. Thanks for raising this critical point!
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  1491. Public services like park rangers and forestry officials are often overlooked but play a vital role in environmental protection and disaster prevention. If funding cuts affect these roles, it could have unintended consequences. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  1492. There’s plenty of land, but the real issue is infrastructure and access to jobs. Relocation alone won’t solve the crisis.
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  1493. You're not alone. Homeownership, once a cornerstone of the American Dream, is now out of reach for many. Rising costs, high interest rates, and stagnant wages are making it harder than ever for first-time buyers to get a foothold.
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  1494. That’s a powerful and honest reflection. Many people feel overlooked in times of crisis while the powerful are protected. Your point reminds us why economic justice is a conversation we must keep having. Thanks for your voice.
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  1495. Thanks for the suggestion! You’re reminding us that even everyday decisions—like what we drink—can be aligned with our values. I appreciate you sharing that practical insight.
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  1496. While personal responsibility matters, not everyone has the same opportunities. Some people fall through the cracks despite their best efforts.
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  1497. That’s such a heartfelt comment. Thank you for reminding us that collective effort across borders truly matters. We’re all part of the same global story.
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  1498. America has potential, but it needs to prioritize its people. Small, practical housing solutions could make a huge difference.
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  1499. The U.S. has survived deep divisions before. While fragmentation is a risk, history also shows the power of reinvention and resilience.
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  1500. Musk could have been remembered as a great innovator, but now, his legacy is tied to political chaos. He’s making enemies faster than he’s making breakthroughs.
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  1501. Both are known for their unpredictable behavior and controversial statements. Whether you love them or hate them, there’s no denying that their egos often take center stage in their decisions.
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  1502. Thanks for your comment! Slab City definitely gives off some serious 'road warrior' vibes with its rugged, no-rules lifestyle. Have you been there or is it just the energy that resonates with you?
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  1503. Hygiene is a huge issue for the homeless. Simple solutions like mobile showers and restrooms could make a big difference.
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  1504. Thanks for catching that! Good observation—Musk's branding decisions with "X" have definitely caused some confusion.
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  1505. That’s a strong and emotional statement. We welcome criticism and strong opinions—but let’s try to keep the conversation rooted in respect so we can actually be heard. Thanks for contributing to this difficult but important dialogue.
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  1506. Exactly. No business wants to invest in a city where crime is high, roads are falling apart, and customers are leaving. Fixing infrastructure and safety should be the first step to recovery.
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  1507. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Deindustrialization and wealth concentration have undeniably shaped many of the challenges we see today. Addressing these systemic issues requires a focus on equitable policies, education, and rebuilding industries that create opportunities for all. While the path forward is tough, collective action and innovation can pave the way for a brighter future.
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  1508. Agree 100%
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  1509. Leadership at all levels—local, state, and federal—is required to solve homelessness.
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  1510. Thank you for pointing that out. The homelessness crisis in places like LA is truly heartbreaking and serves as a reminder of the challenges we still need to address. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season!
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  1511. If states left, it could impact federal programs like Social Security. Would the remaining states benefit or struggle more?
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  1512. True leadership means uplifting, not dismantling—people are more than numbers on a budget sheet.
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  1513. Faith can be a source of strength, but real-world solutions are still needed to address systemic issues.
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  1514. A mix of skyrocketing living costs, poor urban planning, crime, and economic shifts. Fixing it requires long-term investment and leadership.
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  1515. A system that discards its struggling citizens instead of helping them back up is bound to collapse. Self-sufficiency may be the way forward, but why should people be forced into it just to survive?
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  1516. The opioid crisis has worsened homelessness. Accountability from big pharma is needed.
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  1517. The decline took decades, and rebuilding will take smart policies, not just blame.
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  1518. There are lessons to be learned from both sides of the political spectrum. Bad policies—whether left or right—hurt regular people the most. The key is smart leadership, not just party loyalty.
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  1519. That sounds like an exciting innovation! If a self-powered vehicle can truly work on a large scale, it could be a game-changer for transportation.
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  1520. Yes, thank you
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  1521. Musk’s downfall isn’t just business—it’s personal. His choices have alienated not just customers, but entire communities. When you mix ego with politics, it’s hard to come back from that.
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  1522. There’s truth to the idea that unchecked ambition can backfire. Thanks for your insight—it's a reminder that leadership carries responsibility.
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  1523. Self-sufficiency and community empowerment are crucial, but history has shown that true progress happens when people work together rather than divide further. The key is leadership that actually listens to and supports the people
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  1524. It depends on perspective—some areas are thriving, while others struggle with crime, cost of living, and homelessness.
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  1525. Greed without responsibility leads to collapse. When profit matters more than people, society suffers.
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  1526. Rising housing costs are hitting small towns hard. Affordable housing and fair wages are essential for communities to thrive. Wishing you better living conditions and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  1527. People are starting to push back, whether it’s employees, consumers, or even Tesla shareholders. The next few years will be telling.
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  1528. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Economic challenges are often influenced by a range of policies and historical events, not solely by one party or administration. Understanding the complexities of trade, industry shifts, and policy decisions can help guide more productive conversations and solutions. Wishing for thoughtful progress and positive change ahead!
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  1529. Thanks for sharing your lifestyle and choices. Your approach to intentional living and minimalism is inspiring—and your reflections on ownership are something many are starting to relate to. Really appreciate your thoughtful comment.
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  1530. Poor leadership decisions can accelerate decline, whether intentional or not.
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  1531. Times have changed, and young adults today face new challenges. Support and proper guidance can make all the difference in their success!
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  1532. When multi-generational living becomes a necessity instead of a choice, you know affordability is out of control.
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  1533. Thanks for your directness. It’s true that leadership has global consequences. Your frustration is shared by many. The important thing is we keep pushing for smarter, more compassionate leadership—no matter who’s in office.
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  1534. Musk has always acknowledged the risks in his ventures, but the scale of the current challenges may be bigger than even he expected. His ability to navigate this moment will define his future.
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  1535. Every country has its issues. Criticism should be paired with solutions.
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  1536. That contrast is hard to ignore. It’s tough watching headlines about billionaire losses while families are stretching every dollar. Thanks for reminding us where the real struggle is for so many.
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  1537. The U.S. is struggling, but it’s not the entire continent. Challenges don’t mean the end.
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  1538. Blaming one party ignores the decades of systemic issues that led to this crisis. Solutions need bipartisan support.
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  1539. That’s a major question. A new nation without a strong defense force would be vulnerable to both external threats and internal instability.
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  1540. Musk’s management style has been called everything from "brilliant" to "exploitative." He demands extreme loyalty and long hours, but for many, that’s no longer worth it.
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  1541. America’s future is shaped by its people. Wishing for unity, progress, and a bright path forward!
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  1542. Detroit has made great progress, but like many cities, it still faces economic hurdles.
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  1543. Politics always brings mixed opinions, and economic policies have long-term consequences. Let’s see how things unfold! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  1544. ​ @check-yoo-self-l8y  They should remain at home or close to those who can provide protection.
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  1545. Prioritizing domestic well-being over foreign conflicts is a debate that keeps resurfacing.
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  1546. A government that ignores its struggling citizens is a government that has failed its purpose.
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  1547. A lot of voters feel the same way. Politicians make big promises, but once they get into office, things rarely turn out the way people hoped. Unfortunately, by the time regret sets in, the damage is already done.
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  1548. Great catch! We’ll take another look at the soundtrack choices—thanks for pointing that out. We want the tone of the music to support the message, not distract from it.
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  1549. Exactly. You can’t keep raising taxes, underfunding law enforcement, and neglecting infrastructure and expect a different result.
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  1550. That’s the saddest part of all. So many places that once represented opportunity and prosperity now feel completely different. It makes you wonder—when did we lose our way, and can we ever get back on track?
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  1551. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Power and influence often come at a cost, and unfortunately, many are left struggling in the process. The question is—how can resources be used to truly help those in need? Hoping for a better future. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  1552. It’s clear you’re feeling pessimistic about where things are headed. Many people share that concern. The important thing is continuing to speak up, stay informed, and push for change. Thanks for being here.
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  1553. Have a good day, my friend
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  1554. It's good to hear that Portland is starting to move in the right direction. Positive leadership can make a huge difference, and it's inspiring to see your hope for the city. Wishing you and your community continued progress!
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  1555. There’s definitely concern over the influence of money in politics. The bigger issue is whether everyday people still have power or if the system is too controlled by elites.
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  1556. Some people agree, but breaking away comes with huge risks. Would those states be better off alone, or do they still need the rest of the country?
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  1557. It’s a valid question, and it highlights the importance of civic education and informed decision-making. Understanding policies, holding leaders accountable, and participating in elections are powerful tools for change. Investing in education that fosters critical thinking and awareness can empower citizens to make wiser voting choices and demand better governance from elected officials
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  1558. You raise such an important point. “Just move” sounds simple, but it ignores the deeper truth—that systemic issues follow us, and not everyone can just uproot their lives. Thank you for voicing this frustration. You're not alone in feeling stuck. What we really need is collective change, not temporary escapes. I hope our channel continues to bring attention to that bigger picture. Grateful you shared this.
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  1559. Political distractions won’t solve economic decline. Priorities matter.
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  1560. That’s the real concern—if things are this bad now, what comes next? Many people fear that the worst is yet to come.
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  1561. Musk and Trump certainly stir strong opinions! Their influence on global politics and business continues to be a hot topic.
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  1562. California’s policies are a constant topic of debate. While some see them as progressive, others view them as problematic. Economic policies always have trade-offs, and whether California would thrive or struggle as an independent entity is an open question. Regardless, the state remains one of the largest economies in the world. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  1563. Those who block peaceful change will ultimately pave the way for inevitable violent upheaval
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  1564. Interesting reference! I’ll have to check it out.
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  1565. Prioritizing struggling American citizens should be common sense, but unfortunately, politics gets in the way.
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  1566. Public sector workers provide essential services—cutting jobs without a plan affects everyone.
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  1567. That’s a creative idea! A unified Deep South powerhouse with its own football dynasty would definitely turn heads! 🦅🏈
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  1568. Thanks for that comparison—it really adds an international lens to the conversation. Different systems, different outcomes. It’s great when viewers from other countries share what works and what doesn’t. Appreciate the insight from the Netherlands!
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  1569. Many people feel abandoned by leadership, but real change starts with action, not just waiting for judgment.
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  1570. Florida thrives on tourism and economic freedom, but dealing with natural disasters alone would be a huge challenge. Federal aid plays a massive role in keeping the state running.
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  1571. Your energy is loud and clear! Boycotts and consumer choices have always been powerful tools for change. Thanks for speaking up and encouraging action.
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  1572. True, speculation is different from reality. But sometimes, discussing the "what ifs" helps us understand and strengthen the present.
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  1573. It's true that the wealth gap continues to widen, and the influence of the wealthiest individuals can't be ignored. Change starts with awareness, and we all have a part to play in advocating for a more balanced system. Thanks for sharing this insight, and let’s continue pushing for a fairer society for everyone! Keep believing in change.
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  1574. SpaceX has had some setbacks, but it’s also had major achievements. The company is still pushing boundaries in space exploration—let’s see if they can overcome their recent challenges!
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  1575. It really is. No one should have to live like this, especially in a country with so much wealth. Something needs to change. 💔
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  1576. As igrejas e organizações comunitárias podem desempenhar um papel fundamental na assistência social. A solução envolve esforços combinados de governos, comunidades e iniciativas privadas para ajudar os mais necessitados.
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  1577. Sometimes it does feel like we're heading back to tougher times. The difference is, today we have the resources to solve these issues—we just need the right leadership and priorities to make it happen
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  1578. Business and politics are deeply connected, but taking strong stances can have consequences. Whether Musk’s influence will help or hurt his companies long-term is still uncertain.
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  1579. That says it all. The U.S. used to be the place where people came to build a better life, but now, many are looking for ways to leave. That shift speaks volumes.
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  1580. That’s a tough one! Military bases are crucial for national security. The federal government wouldn’t let them go without serious negotiations.
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  1581. That’s definitely a deep breakdown of what could happen. If states ever truly split, the economic and political shifts would be massive. But would that really solve the country’s problems, or just create new ones?
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  1582. California’s economy and resources do make it one of the most self-sufficient states, but independence would still come with massive challenges. The legal, political, and military aspects of secession are incredibly complex. But it’s definitely an interesting possibility—thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1583. Social and economic shifts are happening fast, but communities can still fight for fair policies.
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  1584. Every political shift feels like a major turning point, but the U.S. has gone through countless transitions before. The real question is how to rebuild in a way that benefits everyone.
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  1585. You’ve shared strong feelings, and it’s clear this comes from deep frustration. Whether people support or oppose Trump, the impact of leadership—economically and socially—is something we all feel. Let’s keep this a space where people can speak honestly and respectfully. Thanks for contributing.
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  1586. That would definitely make for an interesting route! But politically and economically, merging those states with Canada would be a huge challenge.
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  1587. Why are migrants protesting? What are they demanding from the U.S. after leaving their own countries?
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  1588. Media coverage can be selective, but the homelessness crisis is too big to ignore. More awareness and honest reporting are needed to push for real change.
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  1589. Thanks for sharing your personal stance—it shows how strongly people feel about leadership and ownership. Every decision like yours adds to a broader movement of conscious consumerism.
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  1590. Not all jobs are equal. Replacing skilled labor with low-wage work only deepens the crisis.
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  1591. History and faith often intertwine, but at the end of the day, leadership and decision-making determine a nation’s fate.
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  1592. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! It’s truly shocking to see these challenges in such developed regions. Awareness is the first step toward understanding and action, and we’re grateful to have viewers like you who care about these issues. 🌍🙏
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  1593. Job loss, especially in industries like defense, can have long-term psychological and financial consequences. It’s good that some reeducation programs were available, but as you pointed out, they don’t erase the trauma and instability that come with layoffs. Your experience is a reminder of why economic transitions need to be handled with more care. Thank you for sharing!
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  1594. It’s a tough situation when people are faced with such extreme choices. The fact that some might prefer jail for basic needs like warmth and food shows how urgent it is to address the root causes of homelessness. It’s a wake-up call for society to focus more on support systems outside of the justice system. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1595. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. While challenges like poverty and homelessness are undeniable, there’s also so much potential for positive change through education and community efforts. America’s story has always been about resilience and growth, and together, we can work toward a brighter future. Wishing you hope and better days ahead!
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  1596. If leaders truly cared, they would prioritize those in need instead of political games.
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  1597. Finding work isn’t always easy, especially in an economic downturn.
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  1598. Urbanization comes with challenges, but the solution isn’t abandoning cities. Smart planning, innovation, and leadership can make them livable again.
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  1599. People have been talking about leaving the U.S. for years, but the reality is, no country is perfect. Canada and other nations might look appealing now, but they have their own challenges too. The bigger issue is whether America will ever fix its internal problems, or if more people will just keep looking for the exit.
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  1600. Unchecked profit-seeking at the expense of workers and consumers is destroying economic balance. There must be accountability.
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  1601. Greed and poor leadership have definitely made things worse. Whether it’s the "last days" or not, action is needed now
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  1602. 🍀🍀❤❤
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  1603. It’s concerning to see the direction things are heading. No country is invincible—history has shown that decline can happen faster than people expect.
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  1604. The U.S. is facing serious challenges, but history shows that nations rise and fall in cycles. The real question is whether America can adapt and rebuild rather than decline completely.
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  1605. Every country has lessons to offer, but America needs to focus on its own growing crises first.
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  1606. Absolutely! Permanent housing would provide stability and help break the cycle of homelessness. Real change starts with prioritizing people over profits. 🔦
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  1607. Thanks for sharing that. More people are making similar choices based on their values. Your voice adds to a larger movement of intentional digital engagement.
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  1608. It’s true that the U.S. has long been a global leader, and resilience has always been one of its strengths. While economic and political challenges exist, the real test is how well the country adapts and innovates in response. Thanks for your optimistic take!
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  1609. Immigration needs better management. A system that balances security with fairness would benefit everyone.
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  1610. That’s heartbreaking. When communities fall apart, it affects everyone. Seeing once-thriving neighborhoods become abandoned is something no one should have to experience.
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  1611. Mars colonization is a bold vision, but it's definitely not for everyone! SpaceX's long-term plans are ambitious, and only time will tell if humanity will truly settle beyond Earth.
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  1612. Interesting idea—addressing homelessness and social inequality should be a priority, but balancing taxation and economic growth is a complex challenge.
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  1613. Education is key to long-term change, but it takes more than just higher taxes to solve these deep-rooted problems. Smart policies and accountability matter too.
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  1614. Sadly, if nothing changes, it will. Rising living costs, unaffordable housing, and lack of support systems are pushing more people into crisis. Without real action, the problem will only grow.
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  1615. Many people feel that way, while others argue he was just a symptom of deeper problems. Either way, the damage is real, and now the question is—how do we fix it?
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  1616. That would definitely take things in a direction no one expects! Hopefully, leaders focus on fixing problems on Earth before looking for fights in space.
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  1617. Leadership and policies from both sides of the aisle have contributed to America’s current state. Many people argue that long-term economic shifts, globalization, and corporate interests have played just as big a role in city decline. It’s always important to consider the broader picture. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1618. Political divisions are intense right now, and people have very strong opinions on both sides. The debates will certainly continue leading up to the next elections!
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  1619. While Musk has definitely made controversial decisions, there’s no denying he’s also changed multiple industries. The bigger question is whether his leadership style will continue to help or hurt his companies.
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  1620. A strong economy balances both public and private sectors—eliminating jobs without a plan only fuels instability.
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  1621. Appreciate it! The more we talk about these issues, the harder it is to ignore them
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  1622. The "American Dream" has become more of a political narrative than a reality for many. While it sounds good in speeches, the reality for many people is heartbreaking as they struggle with rising costs, unemployment, and lack of opportunity. It’s time for the narrative to match the reality and offer solutions that truly help people.
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  1623. You bring up an important point! Many believe Trump's policies helped strengthen America, while others have a different perspective. No matter where one stands, learning from past decisions and finding solutions that benefit everyone is key. Appreciate your thoughts!
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  1624. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Homelessness is a complex issue, not just about finding a job. Mental health support, fair wages, and affordable housing all play a role in real solutions. Hoping for change and better opportunities for those in need. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  1625. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. While it’s true that big business involvement in housing has driven up prices, it’s also encouraging to see growing awareness of these issues. Communities and organizations are advocating for affordable housing, and innovative solutions like community land trusts and non-profit housing initiatives are gaining traction. Positive change is possible when we work together toward fairness and accessibility
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  1626. Exactly! The wealth gap keeps growing while the rich benefit from tax cuts and loopholes. Fair taxation could help fund programs to reduce poverty and homelessness, but it feels like those at the top are playing by a different set of rules
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  1627. Absolutely, many of these issues—homelessness, high taxes, crime—have been building for decades. Leadership at all levels, not just the presidency, plays a role in a state’s success or failure.
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  1628. You’ve brought up the role of corporate-government relationships and civic responsibility. These are complex, interconnected issues. Thank you for encouraging reflection on where real influence lies.
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  1629. That hits hard—and it's sadly true for so many. Thank you for speaking truth. We need to stop pretending hard work alone is the answer when the system keeps shifting the goalposts. Your voice matters here.
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  1630. Oops! If there’s a mislabeling, thanks for catching it! We strive to be accurate, and feedback like yours helps improve our content. Appreciate it!
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  1631. Elections have consequences, and many are now feeling the weight of their decisions. Some still stand by their choice, while others regret it. Either way, leadership impacts everyone, and people will have another chance to make their voices heard in the next election.
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  1632. While many struggling cities are blue, some red states face economic hardship too. It’s about governance, not just party lines.
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  1633. Many didn’t expect the consequences to be this severe. Voters must always think long-term.
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  1634. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  1636. Creative ideas like this show that solutions exist when people think outside the box. Addressing homelessness isn’t just about moving people—it’s about giving them a path to rebuild their lives.
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  1637. The country has faced major challenges over the past two decades, but resilience is still a defining trait of the U.S.
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  1638. Both Trump and Musk are highly polarizing figures, and their actions continue to spark strong reactions from the public. Whether seen as disruptors or problems, they undeniably shape business and politics in major ways.
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  1639. The problems in these cities affect all residents, regardless of party. Solutions require cooperation, not division.
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  1640. The issue of homelessness is a serious concern that goes beyond any single individual. Economic and social challenges are affecting many parts of the country, and finding solutions requires a collective effort.
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  1641. Unfortunately, that seems to be the way things are going. When profits matter more than people, society starts to crumble
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  1642. The way resources are allocated is always a topic of debate. Musk’s business ventures certainly have a unique way of drawing attention and sparking discussions about priorities in policing and government spending.
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  1643. Amen
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  1644. It does feel like a movie sometimes. Rising crime, economic struggles, and political chaos—it’s like watching a dystopian future unfold in real time. The difference is, this is real life, and no superhero is coming to save the day.
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  1645. Serious issues rarely get the attention they deserve—entertainment always wins in the algorithm.
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  1646. Political figures always evoke strong emotions, and opinions on leadership vary widely. Regardless of one’s stance, political discussions should focus on solutions rather than just labels. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1647. The housing market is definitely a major challenge, and it can feel overwhelming for many. While the system needs reform, focusing on working smarter, improving financial literacy, and investing in education can help individuals navigate these tough circumstances. At the same time, we need policies that make housing more accessible and affordable for everyone. Together, change is possible!
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  1648. Absolutely. Homelessness isn’t just a big-city issue anymore—it’s spreading everywhere, and real solutions are urgently needed.
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  1649. This video is a powerful glimpse into a side of society that’s often overlooked. It’s heartbreaking to see so many people struggling to find stability and a sense of home. The scenes feel almost surreal, yet they’re a stark reminder of how important it is to come together as a community and support those in need. What steps can be taken to bring hope and resources to places like this?
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  1650. His relationship with China is definitely a major factor in Tesla’s future. If things go south there, it could have huge consequences for the company.
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  1651. It’s true that labor conditions can influence buying decisions. Some companies are stepping up, but many still have a long way to go in improving worker treatment. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1652. Interesting observation! Global markets definitely shape how business leaders operate, and Elon’s moves often reflect larger economic shifts. Thanks for sharing your take on it.
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  1653. The redistribution of federal funds is a major issue in any breakup scenario. The question is whether wealthier states could handle the cost of going solo without federal infrastructure and defense.
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  1654. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful perspective. Change can be challenging, especially when it feels beyond our control. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, strength, and brighter possibilities ahead!
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  1655. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s a reminder of the importance of prioritizing resources to address challenges at home, like homelessness, while still supporting meaningful causes abroad. Wishing you peace and brighter days ahead!
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  1656. Personal choices matter, but when housing is unaffordable, wages are stagnant, and healthcare is out of reach, even the best choices can lead to struggle.
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  1657. The U.S. still has a massive economy, but debt and inflation are real concerns.
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  1658. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. While the U.S. still has many strengths, challenges like poverty and homelessness show us there’s work to be done. Education can play a vital role in shaping a brighter future, teaching the value of community, responsibility, and care for our shared spaces. Let’s work toward solutions that uplift everyone. Wishing you peace and prosperity!
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  1659. You raise a fair question about accountability and empathy from those in positions of wealth. I hear your concern, and it’s important we continue asking these questions as citizens and consumers.
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  1660. Musk’s foray into politics has certainly changed how people perceive him. His influence extends beyond business into cultural and political debates, making him a polarizing figure. Whether his business future thrives or struggles will be a story worth watching. Thanks for adding to the discussion!
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  1661. Immigration and job losses are two major topics that often get linked, though they have different root causes. Economic shifts, automation, and outsourcing all contribute to job instability. It’s an issue that needs balanced discussion. Thanks for your comment!
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  1662. It's definitely a tough situation for many who are living on the streets, and basic needs like access to sanitation become a huge challenge.
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  1663. Thank you for sharing this harsh reality. Juggling multiple jobs and side gigs has become the norm for many, highlighting the growing struggles of modern life. May we find ways to create a fairer economy that supports work-life balance. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, stability, and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  1664. Thank you for sharing such a committed path. It’s inspiring to see how you’re aligning your spending with your beliefs. Wishing you strength and clarity on your journey.
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  1665. If America First truly meant putting Americans first, homelessness wouldn’t be this bad.
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  1666. This video provides a thoughtful look at the financial challenges some U.S. states may face by 2025. It’s an important reminder of how economic policies and resource management directly impact communities, including efforts to address homelessness. States like California and New Jersey, known for their economic influence, also hold opportunities to innovate and create solutions. Smaller states like Vermont and Louisiana can focus on building resilient, community-driven economies. Tourist destinations like Hawaii and Massachusetts have unique opportunities to balance growth with sustainability. By investing in education, infrastructure, and long-term planning, these states can overcome challenges and create brighter futures for their residents.
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  1667. There needs to be balance—taking care of legal citizens first while having a fair immigration process. Right now, it’s chaos.
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  1668. The Civil War showed how devastating secession can be, but today’s battle would be more about economics, infrastructure, and diplomacy than military conflict.
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  1669. Musk’s statements and associations definitely generate strong opinions. Whether people see him as a genius or untrustworthy, he remains one of the most influential figures in tech and business.
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  1670. If people think things are bad now, they might not be ready for what’s coming next. Between economic instability, political chaos, and corporate greed, this could just be the beginning of a much bigger collapse.
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  1671. The slogan always sounded good, but making a country great takes more than words. Whether Trump or anyone else can truly fix America is another story—right now, the problems seem bigger than just one person.
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  1672. California lost Musk, but Texas gained him. Whether that’s a blessing or a curse depends on who you ask. What’s certain is that wherever Musk goes, controversy follows.
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  1673. While personal responsibility matters, government policies also shape economic conditions.
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  1674. A lot of people feel like New York is becoming unlivable unless you're ultra-wealthy. Between high taxes, crime, and rising costs, it’s pushing out the middle class.
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  1675. You’re absolutely right. NYC is almost like its own world compared to upstate or rural New York. Thanks for pointing that out—local issues vary widely even within a single state, and that’s something people often overlook in national discussions.
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  1676. That’s the tough part—many of these cities were once thriving. Bad policies, economic shifts, and rising crime have taken a toll. Recovery is possible, but it’s going to take real leadership and smart decisions.
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  1677. – It’s a harsh reality that exposes the deep flaws in the system. Wealth means nothing if it doesn’t help those in need.
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  1678. Government subsidies and contracts often raise tough questions about fairness and corporate accountability. Your comment reflects that ongoing debate. Thanks for pointing it out!
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  1679. Every country has its struggles, and the U.S. is no exception. But cities can recover if leadership prioritizes solutions over politics. The question is: Will they?
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  1680. True, Canada has high taxes, but at least they get universal healthcare. In the U.S., we pay a lot and still struggle with healthcare, housing, and basic services
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  1681. If these boycotts continue and expand, even the biggest companies will feel the pressure. Consumer behavior is powerful, and businesses that ignore their customers will eventually pay the price.
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  1682. Compassion is needed now more than ever. Helping those in need benefits all of society.
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  1683. A great point—military bases aren’t just defense hubs; they provide jobs and stability. Any breakup would likely involve intense negotiations over federal assets.
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  1684. It’s a harsh reality. What was once a land of opportunity now feels like a place where dreams are slipping away for so many. It’s time to address these issues and make sure America truly lives up to its promise for everyone.
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  1685. Taxation without representation—fitting considering the current economic frustration people feel toward the system.
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  1686. It's sad because of that.
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  1687. That’s deeply painful to hear. Retirement should be a time of peace, not anxiety. Thank you for sharing this—and reminding us what’s truly at stake when systems fail working people.
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  1688. Texas is facing its own challenges, and political division isn’t making solutions any easier.
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  1689. It’s a tough situation with no easy answers. Seeing NYC resort to bussing migrants out highlights the challenges cities face when managing rising populations and limited resources. Hopefully, compassionate and sustainable solutions will emerge soon.
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  1690. It sounds like you’re talking about something unrelated to this video, but welcome to the discussion! Hope you find something interesting here.
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  1691. Many states are struggling—solutions need to be nationwide, not just state-level.
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  1692. Inflation and rising costs are making even basic mobility difficult for many people.
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  1693. America is at a turning point. Whether it recovers or continues its decline depends on the choices people make moving forward. If nothing changes, the fall will only accelerate.
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  1694. That’s a great question! Despite economic challenges, the U.S. is still seen by many as a land of opportunity due to its education, career options, and freedom. For some, even with difficulties, it offers a better chance for a fresh start compared to their home countries. It’s a complex mix of perception, opportunity, and individual circumstances. Wishing for a future where opportunity is more equally distributed worldwide!
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  1695. You bring a calm and factual point to the conversation—thank you. It’s good to balance strong opinions with data so that we can all see the situation more clearly.
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  1696. Haizz, have a nice day pro
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  1697. The struggles these cities face aren’t about race—they’re about economic inequality, lack of opportunity, and failing leadership. Focusing on racial narratives ignores the bigger issues at play.
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  1698. Raising awareness is important, but so is delivering the message effectively. The focus should be on solutions—what can be done to help those on the streets today?
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  1699. Fixing deep-rooted issues takes more than slogans. It takes action, policy changes, and real investment in people’s well-being.
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  1700. Absolutely. When housing is unaffordable, people leave. If landlords don’t adjust, cities end up with vacancies and economic stagnation.
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  1701. That’s a valid concern. SpaceX has been a driving force in space innovation, but setbacks can have major consequences for industries and even national space programs. Let’s see if Musk can turn things around in time. Thanks for sharing!
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  1702. Thank you for your comment. Extreme inequality is a pressing challenge, and systems like Social Security have played a critical role in providing stability for many. Striking a balance between fair economic policies and social support systems is essential for a sustainable future. Let’s hope for solutions that promote equality, opportunity, and long-term growth for everyone.
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  1703. Musk and Trump both have strong supporters who admire their leadership styles and willingness to challenge the status quo. Their influence continues to shape business and politics.
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  1704. You hit on a real issue here. 'Affordable housing' is often just a marketing term—many of these developments are designed to make developers richer, not to help those in need. When cities prioritize profits over people, homelessness only gets worse.
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  1705. Thank you for sharing such a detailed personal view—it really highlights how consumer trust and experience affect brand perception. Your honesty helps broaden the discussion around value and expectations.
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  1706. Your comment is clearly coming from a place of deep frustration—and I thank you for being so open about it. These kinds of conversations are tough, but necessary. Let's all strive to speak truth with clarity and compassion, because real dialogue can lead to change.
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  1707. Historical comparisons are interesting, but history is also shaped by how people respond to leadership, not just by the leaders themselves.
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  1708. Hard work is important, but the reality is that even full-time jobs don’t always pay enough to cover basic living costs. The system needs to change. – That’s an incredible story of perseverance. Your strength and dedication are inspiring, but not everyone can work endless hours, especially those with disabilities or mental health struggles. ou built a life through hard work and faith—respect! Everyone deserves a chance to achieve stability like that.
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  1709. That's a fair point. It's hard for anyone who hasn't experienced that level of hardship to truly understand it. Leadership requires empathy and real solutions for those struggling just to survive
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  1710. Yes, Have a good day, my friend
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  1711. You're absolutely right. Greedy investors and property hoarding are driving up prices, leaving homes empty while people struggle to find affordable housing. There needs to be stricter regulations on both domestic and foreign property ownership
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  1712. Some argue that breaking up could allow states to govern more effectively. But history shows that division often leads to instability. Would the U.S. really be better off split apart?
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  1713. Leaving is often easier than fixing what’s broken, but true change starts with those willing to rebuild. Stability requires both effort and opportunity.
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  1714. The youth truly are the future, and it’s up to us to support them. Wishing for brighter opportunities for them.
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  1715. It truly is. No one should be forced to live like this, especially in a country with so much wealth.
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  1716. Musk still has plenty of supporters, but even some of his biggest fans are starting to question his leadership. Whether he recovers or continues to spiral depends on his next moves—and right now, those moves don’t look great.
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  1717. Have a nice day
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  1718. That’s a frustration a lot of people share. If states aren’t getting the support they need, it’s no surprise some start questioning whether they’d be better off on their own.
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  1719. Corporate bailouts happen in seconds, but when it comes to helping regular people, it’s suddenly "too expensive.
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  1720. Absolutely. A nation that outsources everything weakens its own economy. Investing in local jobs and industries is the key to long-term stability.
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  1721. That’s a hard truth for many people. When the wealth gap grows wider, frustration and distrust grow too. Thanks for putting it so plainly. The system should work for all of us—not just the top. Your voice adds weight to that conversation.
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  1722. Staying informed is always a good thing! Understanding how trade policies impact jobs, businesses, and the overall economy helps us make better decisions as voters and citizens. Thanks for your comment!
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  1723. It's true that some people struggle with addiction and are not yet ready to change, but it's important to remember that many facing homelessness also suffer from mental health issues and lack the support they need. Compassion and real resources are key to helping people get back on their feet. It's never too late for change, and we can do better to support those in need. 😔
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  1724.  @Yhgdsts765  You are right
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  1725. This is such a well-articulated comment—thank you. It’s true, without the support of everyday consumers, even the biggest corporations can fall. Your words carry weight.
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  1726. Political opinions about leadership are always strong, and impeachment is a topic that brings deep divisions. Regardless of where one stands politically, the bigger issue is how economic policies affect everyday Americans. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  1727. That’s a great point! Tesla’s expansion in Buffalo could create new jobs and economic opportunities. Let’s see how this new development impacts the company’s future.
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  1728. Absolutely. What used to be a symbol of opportunity now feels out of reach for so many. With skyrocketing costs and stagnant wages, it’s getting harder for everyday people to build a stable life.
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  1729. Thank you for sharing that perspective! Living abroad can offer financial advantages for some. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with joy, peace, and wonderful new experiences!
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  1730. For someone who constantly criticizes government handouts, Musk sure has benefited from them. The irony of him taking billions in subsidies while preaching self-reliance isn’t lost on anyone.
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  1731. You raise a very valid point. While camps might provide temporary relief, they don't address the root issue of wages not keeping up with the cost of living. Sustainable solutions like affordable housing, fair wages, and access to job training programs are crucial to truly helping individuals regain stability and independence. Temporary fixes can only go so far without tackling these systemic challenges. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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  1732. Extreme policies always have consequences—history has shown this before.
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  1733. That’s an important point! Water scarcity is one of California’s biggest challenges, and looking at how other countries, like Saudi Arabia, have tackled this issue is a smart approach. Innovations in desalination, rainwater harvesting, and efficient irrigation could help California maintain its agricultural dominance if it ever had to operate independently. Do you think the state is investing enough in these technologies, or should it be doing more? 💧🌾
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  1734. I think I get what you’re saying—and yes, people are waking up. Voters are paying more attention, and that’s a good thing. Thanks for your comment—every voice matters in this dialogue.
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  1735. Elon Musk is certainly a polarizing figure. Some see him as a visionary pushing technological boundaries, while others criticize his approach to business and leadership. Either way, his actions have undeniable global impacts. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  1736. Musk’s ambitions go beyond just cars—his vision for space and communication technology is massive. Whether his companies can maintain their dominance is another question.
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  1737. It feels like history is repeating, but leaving isn’t an option for most. The real solution is demanding change.
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  1738. Protests bring attention to issues, but real change only happens when action follows. If people keep voting for the same politicians and supporting the same systems that caused these problems, nothing will change—no matter how loud the protests get.
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  1739. The city has seen hard times before, but history proves that with the right leadership and investment, it could rise again.
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  1740. That’s a powerful point—customer trust is earned, not guaranteed. Your comment is a reminder that even global companies need to stay grounded in the people they serve.
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  1741. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's true that capitalism has its challenges. Striking a balance with policies that prioritize fairness, opportunity, and support for all could help make the system work better for everyone.
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  1742. History does tend to repeat itself. When societies ignore warning signs—corruption, economic decline, political division—they eventually fall. The question is, will we learn from history or repeat it?
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  1743. It’s true that some aspects of the crisis don’t get enough attention. Raising awareness and pushing for real solutions is key to making a difference!
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  1744. Thanks for adding your perspective. We want this channel to reflect voices from all sides—because real dialogue only happens when people are willing to hear each other, even when we disagree.
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  1745. The exploitation of natural resources for profit has always been a controversial topic. The balance between technological advancement and environmental responsibility is one of the biggest challenges of our time. Many people believe that progress should not come at the expense of the planet, and it’s important to keep these conversations alive. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  1746. Great perspective! The U.S. has weathered many political and economic storms over its long history, and resilience has always been a defining characteristic. While challenges exist, many believe the country is strong enough to adapt and move forward. Appreciate your insight!
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  1747. It depends on where you look. Some people are doing fine, but many are struggling with crime, high costs, and homelessness. The frustration is real, even if not everyone takes to the streets.
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  1748. No matter who voted for what, the suffering is real. Blame doesn’t fix the crisis.
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  1749. Musk’s Neuralink project is definitely controversial. Some see it as a medical breakthrough, while others view it as dangerous. The connection to biblical prophecy is something many believe in, and it’s a discussion worth having.
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  1750. Leadership comes with tough decisions, but those decisions always have real consequences for employees and their families. Balancing business expansion with ethical responsibility is key. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!
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  1751. Tourism has taken a hit, but the reasons go beyond Trump. High crime, economic struggles, and global instability have made the U.S. less appealing for visitors. If things don’t turn around, the long-term impact on businesses and local economies could be devastating.
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  1752. Government spending is always controversial, and many argue that more resources should be focused on fixing America’s own problems first. Prioritizing infrastructure and economic recovery at home could help struggling cities bounce back.
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  1753. That’s a question a lot of people are asking. While helping allies is important, sending billions overseas while people at home struggle with homelessness, crime, and economic collapse doesn’t sit right with many Americans. The bigger issue is why the government always seems to find money for war, but never for its own people.
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  1754. Few billionaires ever face real consequences, but if Tesla and X keep crumbling, Musk might finally get a taste of what struggling workers deal with every day.
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  1755. Thanks for expressing how you feel. Emotions are running high for many right now, and while emojis can say a lot, it’s always helpful to keep things respectful so we can all continue learning from one another.
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  1756. The middle class is shrinking fast—either you move up or risk falling behind.
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  1757. I hear the frustration in your words, and you’re not alone—many people are questioning leadership decisions and their long-term impact. While opinions differ, this space is meant to welcome honest perspectives like yours. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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  1758. Political choices shape policy, but homelessness is a long-term issue that both parties have struggled to address.
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  1759. Leadership plays a role, but real change depends on policies, planning, and the will of the people to rebuild their communities.
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  1760. Insane! At this rate, eggs will be a luxury item before long.
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  1761. Beautifully said! Rest is so important for our well-being, and dreaming can be the start of turning hopes into reality. Here’s to finding balance, putting in effort, and enjoying the rewards of a life well-lived!
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  1762. Economic struggles are real, but change is possible. Raising awareness and advocating for better policies can push leaders to take action on poverty and homelessness.
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  1763. Removing one drug won’t end homelessness. The core issue is poverty, mental illness, and lack of affordable housing.
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  1764. Homelessness is a complex issue that has built up over decades, regardless of party. Solving it will take action from everyone, not just one side.
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  1765. Absolutely! Trade wars don’t just impact governments or big corporations—they hit everyday people the hardest. Jobs, wages, and the cost of living are all at stake. Hopefully, policymakers will consider the long-term consequences and find solutions that protect working families. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!
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  1766. Understanding and compassion are key. Helping those in need, especially the most vulnerable, should be a shared responsibility. Instead of just calling for repentance, we should also focus on real solutions—education, support, and opportunities for a better future.
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  1767. It’s frustrating. Where’s all that money going if it’s not solving the biggest issues?
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  1768. Thank you for your comment! The issue of politicians owning multiple properties while addressing a housing crisis raises valid concerns about potential conflicts of interest. It’s a reminder of the importance of transparency and accountability in policymaking to ensure decisions prioritize the well-being of the public
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  1769. That’s a great point. Texas made big bets on Tesla, and now the ripple effects of its struggles could be significant. It’s a reminder that relying too heavily on a single company can be risky. Appreciate your insight!
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  1770. Agreed! The government should focus on fixing the homelessness crisis first before taking on more challenges. Prioritize the people already struggling here.
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  1771. This video sheds light on the dark side of living in one of the world’s most vibrant cities. The reality of people paying $200-400 a month for coffin-sized apartments is heartbreaking, especially when contrasted with Hong Kong's luxury lifestyle. It’s a stark reminder of the growing homelessness and housing inequality that often goes unnoticed. Stories like Coco’s show the resilience and generosity of those who have so little but still give so much. Truly humbling
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  1772. There are definitely people who see Trump’s rise through a biblical lens. Whether you believe in prophecy or not, his impact on the country is undeniable.
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  1773. 😥😥😥😥🙏🙏
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  1774. The U.S. has always been a diverse nation built on immigration. The real question is how that diversity is handled in today’s political climate.
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  1775. It's truly unfair that those who have worked hard their whole lives are left struggling while others retire early with ease. Your dedication and perseverance deserve more recognition and support. Wishing you strength, comfort, and better days ahead. You’ve earned the right to rest and enjoy life. Stay strong! 🙏💙
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  1776. Long-term solutions, not temporary fixes, are needed for lasting change.
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  1777. Exactly. The problem isn’t a lack of housing—it’s a lack of access. Greed, mismanagement, and broken policies keep people on the streets while empty buildings sit unused. It’s time for real solutions.
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  1778. Decades of stagnant wages, rising costs, and policies favoring corporations over workers created this imbalance. Reversing it won’t be easy, but it’s necessary.
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  1779. Both Musk and Trump have built empires that generate strong emotions from people on all sides. Some see them as disruptors, while others see them as self-serving. Either way, they continue to dominate headlines. Appreciate your perspective!
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  1780. Well said! A fair system benefits everyone—opportunity with responsibility leads to real progress. Hope for balanced solutions ahead!
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  1781. Division has been brewing for a long time, but whether one leader can make or break a nation depends on how strong its institutions truly are.
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  1782. The situation in NYC shows the dark side of the American Dream—where some find opportunity, others face eviction and hopelessness. For many, what was once a symbol of hope is now a harsh reality they no longer want to imagine. It’s a stark reminder of the growing inequalities in even the most iconic cities.
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  1783. Billionaires influence policies, but real economic recovery requires broader systemic change.
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  1784. Many people believe they put their personal interests above the country. Whether they’ll be held accountable is another story.
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  1785. Housing affordability is a major issue, but solutions like rent control and housing expansion could help make LA livable for more people.
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  1786. Anywhere as long as they have the ability to create more than the spending needs.
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  1787. Musk has openly admitted to using substances like ketamine, but in today’s world, some people see that as just part of the "genius billionaire" persona. The bigger issue is whether it affects his decision-making as a leader of billion-dollar companies.
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  1788. Exactly! That’s the big question—while some industries might gain in the short term, small businesses and workers often bear the brunt of these trade disputes. Hopefully, more people will start asking this same question and demand policies that support long-term economic stability. Appreciate your thoughtful comment!
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  1789. True! It’s the people who need saving—real help, real solutions, and real change. 🙏
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  1790. A country’s strength is measured by how it supports its citizens in crisis—right now, the cracks are showing.
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  1791. There’s a lot of debate about that. The real issue isn’t just one leader—it’s the entire system that’s been failing people for decades. No matter who’s in charge, if policies don’t change, we’ll keep seeing the same problems repeat
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  1792. Tesla and Musk have faced many challenges, but they have also overcome past difficulties. Whether this is a temporary setback or a long-term decline is something time will tell.
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  1793. There’s no doubt that both Musk and Trump have built their brands around bold financial moves and controversy. While Musk didn’t start Tesla or SpaceX from scratch, he played a major role in their success. Whether he can keep his empire afloat in the long run is still up for debate!
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  1794. Many people feel strongly about Musk—both positively and negatively. Tesla, SpaceX, and X (Twitter) have changed industries, but public perception will always play a role in a company's success.
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  1795. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! May you be blessed with peace and happiness.
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  1796. Leadership influences the course of a nation, but deeper systemic issues are also at play. One person alone doesn’t make or break a country.
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  1797. Thank you for sharing this thoughtful perspective. It’s true that strong and adaptable institutions play a crucial role in a country’s success. Hopefully, lessons from research like that of this year’s Nobel laureates in economics can inspire positive changes. Wishing you all the best! 🌿
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  1798. Every empire eventually faces decline. The question is whether the U.S. is in decline or just undergoing a difficult transition.
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  1799. Well said. Fix the crisis at home before making grand plans elsewhere. Priorities should be on helping Americans first.
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  1800. Your concern is deeply valid, and your vision for a collaborative approach is exactly what’s needed. Addressing homelessness requires more than just shelter—it demands a holistic system of support, including job training, mental health services, and long-term stability. Faith-based organizations, alongside government and community efforts, have the potential to be a powerful force for change. Investing in people not only transforms lives but also strengthens society as a whole. Wishing for real action and meaningful solutions ahead!
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  1801. Secession has been talked about for decades, but making it a reality is an entirely different challe
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  1802. Tesla’s reputation has taken a major hit, and Musk’s polarizing actions aren’t helping. Once seen as the future of electric vehicles, Tesla is now facing real competition from companies that offer better reliability, pricing, and customer service.
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  1803. Exactly! National defense, immigration control, and diplomacy are major hurdles. Independence isn’t as simple as drawing a new flag.
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  1804. You’re calling for action with purpose. It’s clear you believe in consumer power, and your list reflects how targeted efforts can challenge even the biggest names.
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  1805. There are certainly strong opinions on leadership! Whether people love or hate Trump and Musk, their influence is undeniable. How do you think their actions are shaping the future of the U.S.? 🌍⚡
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  1806. Strong words! People have different perspectives on leadership and economy—what’s your ideal solution to these issues?
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  1807. Great question. Billions go toward "solutions," but the streets keep filling up. Where’s the oversight?
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  1808. That’s a harsh truth. Some people vote based on emotion rather than what’s actually best for them, and now everyone is dealing with the consequences.
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  1809. You’re definitely not alone. A lot of people who once swore they’d never leave are now rethinking everything.
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  1810. That’s a real concern. The gap between rich and poor keeps growing, and without strong policies to support the middle class, cities will struggle to survive.
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  1811. Detroit has definitely made strides in recovery. Every city has its challenges, but it’s good to see some places bouncing back instead of collapsing further.
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  1812. Immigration policies are complicated, but blaming homelessness solely on immigrants ignores the fact that housing prices, wages, and social programs have been failing Americans for decades.
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  1813. U.S. foreign policy is always a subject of debate, especially when it comes to its alliances. The challenge is ensuring that decisions made by politicians actually serve the interests of the people they represent.
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  1814. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 A stable home is the foundation for rebuilding a life. Investing in affordable, quality housing could give people the chance to work and regain stability. Smart policies and fair taxation could make this possible. Hoping for real change ahead! Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  1815. Comparisons like this always spark intense debates. Musk's leadership style and influence are controversial, and people have very strong opinions about him.
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  1816. Every city is built by its people, and its success—or failure—is shaped by the decisions made over time. When leadership ignores problems, they only get worse.
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  1817. Thank you for your comment! While it’s true that some may have a second home or family to turn to, many others face immense challenges after losing their primary residence. It’s important to support everyone affected, regardless of their circumstances, as rebuilding after such a loss is never easy
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  1818. A balance between economic growth and social stability is essential for a strong nation.
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  1819. That’s an interesting take! The dream is still alive, but achieving it has become harder for many due to rising costs and economic shifts. The key is creating more opportunities for everyone to succeed.
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  1820. That’s correct! Tesla was founded by Eberhard and Tarpenning, and Musk joined later as an investor before taking over leadership. His role in Tesla’s success is often debated, but his influence on the company is undeniable.
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  1821. Thank you for sharing such a passionate perspective! The history of central banking and its impact on economies is a complex topic. Education and awareness are key to understanding these systems and advocating for changes that benefit everyone. True change often does start at the grassroots level, driven by informed and engaged citizens. Let’s hope for continued learning and progress!
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  1822. New York has been through many ups and downs, but it’s always bounced back before. The question is whether it will this time—or if this decline is different.
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  1823. Yes, change is necessary. It's clear that something has to give, and with the right steps, we can begin to tackle these issues. Let’s stay hopeful and work together for a better future.
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  1824. That’s a powerful story, and it highlights the personal sacrifices many workers have had to make during economic downturns. Job losses don’t just affect finances—they impact families, mental health, and entire communities. Your experience is a reminder of how resilience and adaptation are crucial in tough times. Thanks for sharing!
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  1825. Haha, that’s an interesting take! The White House might stand, but it's only as strong as the country and people behind it. The real question is whether policies and leadership can prevent collapse or if history will take its course. Thanks for your comment!
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  1826. That’s a harsh reality. Addiction is a lifelong battle, and rehab alone isn’t always enough. Without long-term support—mental health care, stable housing, and job opportunities—many fall back into the cycle. Recovery needs more than just treatment; it needs a strong support system.
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  1827. Let’s keep this space respectful and inclusive for all. It’s okay to disagree strongly, but personal or group-based attacks don’t help move the conversation forward. We want to encourage open and thoughtful discussion here.
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  1828. Exactly! Fixing America should be the priority, not endless foreign entanglements.
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  1829. That’s the tough part—yelling about issues is easy, but real solutions take work. Until policies change, the problems will keep piling up.
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  1830. That’s a strong sentiment, and I can tell it comes from deep frustration. While opinions on leadership vary, your comment reflects how global reputation can be deeply tied to individual figures. Thanks for sharing.
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  1831. Homelessness is a crisis, but real solutions require policy changes, not just criticism of politicians.
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  1832. It truly is. Year after year, the problem grows while the solutions remain insufficient. It’s a heartbreaking reality that shows how broken the system really is.
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  1833. The wealth never quite trickled down, did it? A strong economy needs balance, not just top-down policies.
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  1834. Political divisions aside, economic recovery should be the priority for everyone.
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  1835. Reducing government spending is one thing, but mass layoffs create instability.
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  1836. If crime goes unchecked, people will either leave or start defending themselves. Neither outcome is good for the city’s future
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  1837. Your comment reflects a broader concern about trust and decision-making in business. It’s a reminder that past behavior does shape perception. Thanks for sharing your view.
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  1838. It really does feel like that sometimes. Many people are watching the country struggle and wondering how bad things will get before they get better—if they ever do.
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  1839. You’re right—beyond economics, the rise in natural disasters is deeply concerning. It reminds us how fragile everything really is, and how connected we all are. Thank you for bringing attention to that.
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  1840. A lot of people are feeling uneasy about where things are headed. No matter where you stand politically, it’s a time for serious reflection.
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  1841. A lot of people have speculated that Musk’s political shift could backfire on him. Whether it was strategy or personal belief, it’s definitely reshaping his public image.
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  1842. History runs deep, and indigenous sovereignty remains an important discussion. But governance today is about shaping a future that includes all people living in these lands.
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  1843. That’s the reality for a lot of people. When companies leave, they don’t just take jobs—they take stability. And not every worker has the luxury of packing up and moving somewhere new.
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  1844. A nation that ignores suffering within its borders is bound to fall. Compassion and real action must go hand in hand.
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  1845. A collapsing workforce weakens America’s standing in the world.
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  1846. Absolutely. A strong economy doesn’t mean much if people don’t feel safe, and public safety alone won’t fix economic decline. Cities need balance.
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  1847. That urgency is real. People are hurting, and trust in leadership is fragile. Thank you for voicing that emotion. Let’s keep turning frustration into meaningful, peaceful action—we need each other now more than ever.
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  1848. Leadership always gets credit or blame, but at the end of the day, the system needs fixing no matter who’s in charge.
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  1849. New Orleans has been through a lot, and recovery has been slow. But writing off an entire city isn’t the answer—smart policies and real investment could turn things around.
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  1850. California’s economy is indeed a powerhouse, and its role in the U.S. is irreplaceable. The idea of forming closer ties with Canada is an interesting one, though complex politically. Your comparison of the current relationship to a toxic one highlights the frustrations many people feel about wealth distribution and governance. Thanks for your insight!
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  1851. May God bless the heroes working tirelessly to help California during these challenging times.
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  1852. At the end of the day, money can’t buy immortality. Musk might be one of the richest men on Earth, but that won’t matter when he’s gone. The real question is: what kind of legacy will he leave behind?
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  1853. When everyday people start feeling unsafe in their own neighborhoods, that’s not just perception—that’s reality. Crime rates, policies, and lack of accountability are making cities unrecognizable.
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  1854. Exactly! It’s ironic how the U.S. spends billions overseas while its own citizens sleep on sidewalks.
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  1855. Exactly. When basic necessities become unaffordable, people have no choice but to move. That’s why so many are leaving for states with lower costs and better opportunities.
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  1856. The consequences of Musk’s decisions are becoming clearer by the day. When you gamble with your company’s future, you better be ready for the fallout.
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  1857. I really appreciate your thoughtful comment. It’s true—unchecked greed can lead to serious consequences. I agree, the belief that goodness will ultimately prevail is one worth holding onto.
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  1858. I hear your strong stance. There’s certainly a lot of debate around EVs and their impact on the environment and economy. Thank you for adding your voice—conversations like this help us see all sides of the issue.
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  1859. You're absolutely right—the homeless crisis is deeply tied to systemic issues that go beyond just financial struggle. It's a complex problem that needs real change at the root level. Thanks for sharing this perspective, and I hope we all continue to push for a more just and equitable society for everyone. Stay hopeful!
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  1860. Corruption exists in many governments, but the real challenge is holding leaders accountable and ensuring policies benefit the people, not just the powerful.
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  1861. The rich have resources, but systemic issues run deeper than just wealth distribution. A fairer system benefits everyone, not just tearing down one group.
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  1862. Those cities have their own struggles, but the ones on this list are experiencing the fastest visible decline.
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  1863. Government spending priorities are always debated, and border security is one of the more controversial topics. The challenge is balancing national security with domestic economic stability. Thanks for your comment!
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  1864. I'm sorry about that, thank you for supporting us Have a nice day
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  1865. That’s a great observation. The pricing gap is real—and more and more people are noticing. It opens up questions about convenience vs. cost, and how global platforms are reshaping consumer choices. Appreciate you sharing this!
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  1866. That’s wonderful to hear! 😊 Housing solutions are always needed. Feel free to share your idea—every great change starts with a thoughtful suggestion. Wishing you success and positivity!
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  1867. It's truly heartbreaking to see how things have changed. NYC has always been a city of resilience, and I hope brighter days are ahead. Wishing for solutions and a renewed sense of hope for the city and its people
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  1868. The Cybertruck’s design has been polarizing! Some love its futuristic look, while others think it’s too unconventional. Regardless, it’s one of the most talked-about vehicles in recent history.
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  1869. A lot of people feel Biden’s policies have contributed to the current issues, while others argue these problems started long before his presidency. Leadership always takes the blame, but the deeper question is how to fix what’s broken.
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  1870. Tough times definitely bring out strong emotions. Many people feel frustrated and want change, but the challenge is finding leaders who actually fix problems instead of making them worse. Politics aside, let’s hope for solutions that benefit everyday people
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  1871. Changing names doesn’t fix real issues. It’s just a distraction from bigger problems.
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  1872. Thank you for sharing such a detailed and insightful perspective! You’re absolutely right that collective bargaining and unionizing have historically played a key role in protecting workers' rights and improving conditions. The fear of organizing is understandable, but it’s also a reminder of the power that comes from unity. The American Dream can be revived if workers across industries stand together to demand fairness and equality. Your passion for this topic is inspiring—thank you for highlighting such an important issue!"
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  1873. Leadership choices matter, and the impact of policies affects everyone.
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  1874. Some might see secession as a fresh start, but independence also brings challenges—economic stability, infrastructure, and security all come into question.
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  1875. Elon Musk is definitely a polarizing figure, and his actions spark a lot of debate. Whether people see him as a visionary or a problem, he remains a major force in tech and business.
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  1876. If you’re referring to the Civil War era, that’s an interesting take. Political division has definitely made some states rethink their place in the union.
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  1877. That’s an interesting take! If the U.S. were to break apart, the concept of "home" would definitely shift in ways we can’t fully predict. While people might stay where they are physically, the national identity and legal framework they belong to could change drastically. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—hypothetical scenarios like this really make us think about what defines a nation!
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  1878. While it’s understandable to want to see accountability, we also need to approach homelessness with empathy and long-term solutions. Many individuals are struggling with mental health issues, addiction, or other barriers to stable living. Instead of criminalizing them, we should focus on providing support, housing, and job training programs. Giving people the opportunity to work and earn a living wage, along with proper care, can help them rebuild their lives with dignity.
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  1879. Strong emotions like this show how much Musk’s actions impact people. Whether someone supports or opposes him, his influence is undeniable. Thanks for joining the discussion!
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  1880. Imagine if even a fraction of that money went into housing, healthcare, and education.
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  1881. That’s quite a claim, and it’s important to approach such topics with care and solid evidence. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint—consumer trust and product safety are definitely top concerns.
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  1882. The U.S. has been through deep crises before, but unity has always been the way forward. The real question is: do enough people still believe in that unity?
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  1883. Your experience and perspective are valuable—history tends to repeat itself, unfortunately. Here’s hoping we can turn the tide soon. Stay strong!
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  1884. Politics aside, job loss affects everyone—dividing the country won’t solve the crisis.
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  1885. The system rewards wealth, not struggle. If the rich paid their fair share, we could actually fix this crisis.
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  1886. You've made some important points. The gap between the rich and poor is growing worldwide, and even people with jobs are struggling to make ends meet. Rising costs across the board—housing, fuel, food—are pushing more people into homelessness. It's a global crisis that needs immediate attention and real solutions
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  1887. Many people believe elections have moral consequences. Whether you believe in divine punishment or not, the reality is that people are feeling the effects of their choices.
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  1888. Fiscal responsibility should mean strategic planning, not reckless cuts.
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  1889. California is self-sufficient in many ways, but water access would be a huge challenge if it ever went independent.
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  1890. That’s tough. When a place you love changes for the worse, it’s frustrating to feel powerless. Do you think there’s any way to turn things around?
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  1891. Sadly, that’s the reality. The people in power talk about solutions, but real action is rarely taken. Until they prioritize the people over profit, this crisis will only grow.
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  1892. Musk’s impact on the U.S. economy, innovation, and politics is widely debated. While some view him as a problem, others see him as a driving force for technological progress.
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  1893. It’s all about profit. Developers build for the wealthy while ignoring those who actually need housing.
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  1894. You're absolutely right—there’s a lot of nuance when it comes to the economic landscape in the U.S. Some northern areas are facing significant struggles, while parts of the South are experiencing growth and wealth. It’s a reminder that America’s story is diverse, and no single narrative can capture the full picture. A fascinating topic to explore further!
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  1895. Well said! A better support system benefits both immigrants and communities. Hope for solutions that bring stability for all!
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  1896. The fall of an empire is never sudden. It happens in slow motion—one broken system, one failed policy, one lost opportunity at a time.
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  1897. Absolutely! Unity and support are crucial, especially in times of crisis. Strengthening communities and economies benefits everyone.
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  1898. Every administration has faced economic and social issues. The real question is: What policies can actually solve these crises?
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  1899. I’m curious how many of us have actually started noticing the changes at checkout. Prices creeping up bit by bit — do you think this is just the beginning, or are we already deep in it? Would be interested to hear how others are managing.
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  1900. Musk has been quick to call for boycotts when it suits him, but now that his own companies are struggling, he’s getting a taste of what happens when public sentiment turns against you.
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  1901. Leadership has consequences, but America’s problems run deeper than just one person.
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  1902. The national debt is a growing concern, and balancing government spending with economic stability is a complex challenge. Job loss is painful, but as you mentioned, new opportunities can arise. Many people have had to pivot before, and hopefully, those affected will find their way forward. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!
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  1903. Elections have consequences, and leadership decisions affect economies in complex ways. While some blame politics for economic struggles, others argue that global markets and corporate decisions play just as big a role. The situation with Musk’s empire is a reminder of how interconnected business and governance really are. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  1904. Exactly! There are unused spaces everywhere, yet people are left to suffer on the streets.
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  1905. Musk moved to the U.S. to take advantage of opportunities he wouldn’t have had elsewhere. Now, people are wondering if he ever actually cared about the country, or just saw it as a playground for his ambitions.
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  1906. Thanks for taking the time to comment! Wishing you good health and happiness.
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  1907. The American Dream isn’t dead, but it needs a serious reset. Building strong communities and fair opportunities is the way forward.
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  1908. That’s a fair concern. It’s always good to question the sources and narratives we hear. Thank you for encouraging critical thinking.
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  1909. Musk has certainly shaken things up, but whether he’s a visionary or a disruptor in the worst way is still up for debate.
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  1910. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Unchecked capitalism can create challenges, but adopting sustainable habits and focusing on community-driven solutions can make a difference. Minimalism, environmental protection, and mindful financial choices are great steps toward a more balanced and fulfilling life
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  1911. The devastation caused by these wildfires is truly unimaginable, with entire neighborhoods wiped out. It’s a stark reminder of nature’s power and the urgent need for preparedness and recovery efforts. Sending strength to everyone affected and deep gratitude to the firefighters on the frontlines. Stay safe, LA!
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  1912. Thank you for sharing your inspiring journey! It’s truly uplifting to hear how your life turned around. May your story continue to inspire others facing tough times. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, joy, and endless blessings!
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  1913. So sad :((
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  1914. That’s an interesting question! While some investors are concerned about Musk’s leadership, he still has strong influence over Tesla. Whether stockholders push for a change will depend on Tesla’s financial performance in the coming months.
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  1915. Not everyone agrees with the content, and that’s fair. But the facts about economic struggles, rising crime, and mass migration out of certain states are real. If you have a different perspective, share it—open discussions are what make this conversation meaningful.
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  1916. Absolutely! Consumers ultimately drive market trends with their choices. Thanks for the reminder!
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  1917. Thanks for your input! You’re joining many voices who are rethinking their tech choices. It’s always helpful to hear where people are drawing the line.
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  1918. When people see more opportunity outside of the U.S. than within, that says a lot about where things are headed
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  1919. Sadly, that's become the reality in many places. True democracy should create opportunities for everyone, not just benefit the wealthy. We need to push for fairer systems that support those who are struggling
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  1920. Political titles are always a point of debate, but beyond titles, the real concern should be the policies and actions that impact people’s daily lives. Thanks for your comment!
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  1921. When even professionals with stable careers can’t afford to retire in peace, that says a lot about the broken system. No one should be priced out of their own life.
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  1922. Thank you for your question! The video references data from various reports, credible information sources, and observations of real conditions in affected areas. If you have a different perspective or insights from what you’ve seen, we’d love to hear your thoughts—sharing different views helps broaden the conversation!
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  1923. That’s the truth. At some point, people need to stop arguing about parties and start focusing on what actually works. When the economy is crumbling, the only thing that matters is finding real solutions.
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  1924. Reducing cartel power requires cutting off their profits, but tackling addiction and homelessness needs more than just one strategy.
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  1925. Thank you for your input! May your days be filled with happiness and success.
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  1926. Ireland's challenges, like rising housing costs and strained infrastructure, really highlight the darker side of living in what many consider a dream destination. It's interesting to compare this with Canada and Australia, where similar issues like housing affordability and urban congestion also make life difficult despite their reputations for quality of life. It seems these 'ideal' countries all share their struggles beneath the surface
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  1927. Exactly. Throwing money at the problem without addressing root causes—like housing costs, addiction, and mental health—only keeps the cycle going.
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  1928. He talked about fixing it, but let’s see if he actually does. Politicians love making promises, but action is what really matters.
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  1929. Economic inequality is a growing concern, and it’s something that has contributed to the fall of many great civilizations before. The challenge is whether the system can be reformed to work for more than just the wealthy. Thanks for your comment—your concern is definitely shared by many.
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  1930. Agreed. Priorities need to shift—America should take care of Americans first.
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  1931. You’ve clearly given this a lot of thought. I appreciate the honest reflection—and your call for change. It’s conversations like this that can push things in a better direction.
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  1932. History definitely offers valuable lessons—especially when it comes to economic policy. Inflation, trade wars, and recessions have all played out before, and studying the past can help us prepare for the future. Hopefully, policymakers are paying attention. Appreciate your insight!
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  1933. The world can feel uncertain, but hope and resilience have always shaped the future. While challenges are real, the power to create change still exists—one step at a time
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  1934. Thank you for sharing your personal story and valuable insights! Living within your means, saving, and making smart financial decisions are timeless lessons, especially in today’s uncertain economy. Your journey highlights the importance of financial literacy and responsible budgeting. Thank you for your service and for inspiring others with your experience. Wishing you continued success and stability!
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  1935. The frustration is understandable. The challenge is how to bridge divides and create leadership that reflects the values of unity and progress.
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  1936. The hardest-hit states include Texas, Wisconsin, California, Virginia, Washington, and more—each facing mass layoffs and economic turmoil.
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  1937. Loyalty in politics is strong, and many supporters still back him despite controversy. It’s always interesting to see how much public opinion shifts over time.
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  1938. Absolutely. The suffering is unbearable, and it's clear that real, lasting change is needed. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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  1939. Opinions on Musk are definitely divided! Some see him as a visionary, while others strongly disagree with his approach. His legacy will be shaped by what happens next.
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  1940. Thank you for your insight! We appreciate your input. Wishing you all the best!
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  1941. The truth is, multiple factors contribute to the crisis—Wall Street, corporate greed, government policies, and a broken system that prioritizes profits over people. The gap between the wealthy and struggling continues to widen, and without real reform, the cycle will only continue.
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  1942. High costs, crime, and failing infrastructure are pushing people out.
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  1943. When the middle class collapses, all that’s left is extreme wealth and extreme poverty.
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  1944. True, dependence on a broken system isn’t a solution. People need real opportunities, not just survival.
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  1945. A strong society is built on values, discipline, and leadership that prioritize the well-being of its people. Restoration won’t come from words alone—it takes action at every level.
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  1946. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! A nation's true strength is reflected in how it cares for its most vulnerable. Focusing on parenting, mental health, education, and improving the quality of life for all young people is essential. Strong families and supportive environments truly make all the difference
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  1947. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s true that living free and outside the system can challenge the norms of a highly capitalistic society. The pressure to work hard and chase financial success often leaves little room for relaxation or alternative lifestyles. Finding balance and embracing freedom in your own way is a powerful choice. Wishing you peace and fulfillment in whatever path you choose! 🌟🙏
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  1948. Independence always sounds appealing, but the reality is complex. Would life improve, or would new challenges arise?
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  1949. Yep, and that’s the sad reality. Progress only works if it actually improves people’s lives—not just on paper, but in real life.
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  1950. At this point, politics does feel like a high-stakes gamble. The real question is: who’s actually winning, and who’s losing?
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  1951. It’s frustrating to see so much money spent elsewhere when there’s a massive crisis at home. Prioritizing foreign aid over domestic issues like homelessness is a clear failure in leadership.
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  1952. People’s voices matter, but real change requires not just political action but also community involvement. Holding leaders accountable is key, regardless of who is in office.
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  1953. The situation is dire, and it’s concerning to see how policies are being shaped without addressing the root causes of homelessness and addiction. While it’s important to have policies in place to help the vulnerable, criminalizing the issue or escalating it further will only cause more harm. Real solutions are needed—housing, mental health support, drug rehabilitation, and education to break the cycle. If the government continues down this path, it risks further marginalizing those already struggling. We need compassion, not fear-based solutions.
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  1954. That’s a scary reality. The wealth gap is growing wider every year, and if things continue down this path, the idea of a middle class could become a thing of the past. Without economic balance, the country is in real trouble.
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  1955. This documentary is a wake-up call for us all to take action.
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  1956. 100%. When people don’t feel safe, they leave. And when they leave, businesses follow. It’s a cycle that’s hard to reverse once it starts.
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  1957. Have a good day
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  1958. LA has already endured so much devastation, and the threat of dangerous winds adds another layer of difficulty. The resilience of the community and the heroic efforts of firefighters continue to inspire. Hoping for safety and recovery for everyone affected. Stay strong, LA!
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  1959. Business and politics often intersect, and Musk’s involvement in political matters has certainly influenced public opinion. Whether it benefits him in the long run remains to be seen.
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  1960. 😥😥🧘‍♂🧘‍♂
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  1961. Exactly! Criminalizing homelessness won’t fix the problem—real change comes from investing in housing, mental health care, and job opportunities
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  1962. Big shifts like this always stir debate—some see it as necessary change, while others worry about the impact. Either way, the ripple effects of Musk’s decisions are undeniable. Thanks for engaging with the video! 👏
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  1963. Leadership matters, and when policies fail, accountability is necessary.
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  1964. Wealth distribution is the issue—prosperity for a few doesn’t mean prosperity for all.
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  1965. The Greater Idaho movement reflects real frustration in rural areas, but legal and political obstacles make it difficult.
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  1966. Well said! The U.S. has always faced internal struggles, but working through differences is key. Do you think the country can find a way to resolve these tensions peacefully? ⚖🤝
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  1967. You’re right that it’s a complex issue with many contributing factors. Housing challenges involve more than just population growth—they also include economic inequality, zoning laws, and housing policies. Addressing these problems requires a balanced approach that considers all sides. Thank you for sharing your perspective!
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  1968. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Relocating to cities with more job opportunities can be a helpful step for individuals experiencing homelessness. However, access to affordable housing, job training programs, and community support is essential to help people rebuild their lives, no matter where they are. Together, these measures can create lasting solutions.
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  1969. History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme. Every great empire faces moments of crisis—whether the U.S. follows Rome’s path depends on how it responds to internal struggles.
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  1970. Faith can be a source of strength, but real-world action is also needed to turn things around.
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  1971. The truth can be hard to face, but recognizing the problem is the first step toward real change.
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  1972. Thank you for sharing your thoughts—it highlights many of the systemic challenges we face today, from the struggles of small businesses to the rising costs of living. Addressing these issues starts with investing in education, creating equitable economic policies, and fostering opportunities for local communities. Let’s hope for meaningful changes that prioritize the well-being of all and help rebuild a stronger and more sustainable future.
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  1973. Thank you for your empathy. Homelessness is a global issue, but in wealthy nations, it shouldn’t be this severe.
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  1974. That’s a tough decision. Some states like Tennessee, Florida, and Texas have lower taxes, but crime and affordability vary depending on the city. It really depends on what you prioritize—safety, cost of living, or job opportunities.
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  1975. That’s an important perspective. U.S. policies and business decisions have global impacts, but the world is bigger than just one country.
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  1976. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true that the American Dream has evolved and can feel out of reach for many. However, change starts with awareness and action. Wishing you peace and hope for a brighter future. Sleep well!
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  1977. 🧡🧡
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  1978. Leadership definitely plays a role in shaping the country’s trajectory, but so do long-term economic policies, corporate influence, and historical trends. It’s always useful to look at the bigger picture. Thanks for your comment!
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  1979. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The challenges faced by the elderly often highlight the need for stronger social support systems and community care. By investing in education and compassionate policies, we can ensure dignity and respect for all generations. Wishing you peace and hope for positive change! 🙏
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  1980. You bring up a fundamental debate about democracy and governance! Ideally, elected leaders represent the will of the people, but the challenge lies in balancing different opinions, laws, and long-term strategies. Many argue that no single leader should have too much control, and your comment reinforces the importance of accountability in government. Thanks for sharing this thoughtful viewpoint!
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  1981. Thank you for raising a complex issue. Immigration, labor, and opportunity are tightly connected—and you're right, training plays a key role. These are hard conversations, and your perspective helps move it forward.
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  1982. Homelessness isn’t just a statistic—it’s real people struggling in a broken system.
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  1983. You bring up an important point—rising insurance costs, property taxes, and eviction laws can significantly impact small landlords, contributing to rent increases. Understanding these factors is crucial for finding balanced solutions that work for both landlords and tenants. Wishing for fair policies that benefit everyone in the long run!
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  1984. Faith and positivity are important, especially in difficult times. But prayer alone won’t change things—people need to take action and demand real solutions before it’s too late.
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  1985. Outsourcing has definitely impacted jobs, but bringing industries back requires investment, training, and long-term economic policies.
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  1986. A lot of people feel the same way. States that were once thriving are now seeing mass departures. When businesses, jobs, and affordability disappear, people have no choice but to go where they can actually build a life.
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  1987. Exactly. The scale of this crisis is shocking, and it’s time for real action. Thank you for speaking up. Wishing for meaningful change and solutions for those in need
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  1988. Exactly. No one chooses to be homeless. The system sets people up to fail, then blames them for it.
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  1989. Thank you for your feedback! It’s a great point—visuals are key to conveying the reality of what’s being discussed. Your input inspires us to ensure our content provides clear, compelling imagery to back up the narrative. We’ll strive to improve and create more impactful content. 🙏📹
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  1990. The dark side of this issue is the growing homelessness among migrants caught in a broken system. Deportation plans may address one aspect, but they often leave people stranded, vulnerable, and without a place to call home. It’s a harsh reality that needs a better solution
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  1991. There are certainly many who agree with that sentiment. His influence remains strong, but so does the opposition against him.
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  1992. It’s a complicated issue, but at the end of the day, both struggling Americans and migrants deserve real solutions, not just blame.
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  1993. That’s a thoughtful reflection. History shows us how fragile even the greatest powers can be. At the end of the day, health, safety, and humanity matter more than any fortune. Wishing you the same—stay safe and well.
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  1994. You're absolutely right to feel frustrated. The erosion of the middle class is one of the clearest signs of a system that’s no longer serving its people. Thank you for saying it out loud. But the more we talk about it—like you're doing—the harder it becomes for leaders to ignore. Change starts with awareness, and comments like yours keep the spotlight where it needs to be.
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  1995. Haha, your comment definitely brings some humor to the discussion! While some signs do point to decline, history is full of surprises—nations have come back from the brink before. Let’s see how things unfold! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
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  1996. Relying on a single individual for major investments is always risky. Musk's leadership style and decisions have certainly shifted public opinion over time.
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  1997. That’s a great question! While seawater might seem like a logical solution, it can be problematic for equipment due to its corrosive salt content. Additionally, transporting large amounts of seawater inland is logistically challenging. Firefighters rely on freshwater sources and aerial suppression to efficiently battle these massive wildfires. It’s a complex issue with no easy answer!
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  1998. Kensington’s crisis is heartbreaking, but local outreach programs and rehabilitation efforts are working hard to help people get off the streets.
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  1999. A nation with immense resources but misplaced priorities can feel like a failure. The challenge isn’t lack of wealth—it’s how it’s used.
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  2000. It’s true that many people who aligned themselves with Trump have seen their careers and reputations take a hit. Whether it's bad luck or bad leadership, history will decide.
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  2001. Power and influence often shape a person’s legacy. Some see Musk as a visionary, while others believe his ambitions have led him down a dangerous path.
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  2002. Musk has built a massive following of people who see him as a visionary. While some believe his impact has been negative, there’s no denying that he’s pushed industries like space travel and electric vehicles further than anyone else in recent history. The question is whether he can sustain it.
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  2003. The situation is dire, but dehumanizing people won’t solve the crisis. Addiction and homelessness require structured solutions—mental health care, rehabilitation, and affordable housing—not just fear and blame.
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  2004. Community support is important, but the real solution needs to come from systemic change. We shouldn't have to rely on GoFundMe to fix issues that the government and policymakers should be addressing
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  2005. Thank you for your comment. Redirecting resources from foreign aid to focus on domestic challenges like homelessness and education could indeed make a significant impact. Prioritizing investments in affordable housing and community support programs can strengthen the foundation for a brighter future. Wishing you hope and meaningful change ahead!
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  2006. Musk’s ideas and decisions often seem unconventional or extreme. Whether they are ahead of their time or disconnected from reality is something history will judge.
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  2007. Your question is very important and heartfelt. In many countries, support for people living on the streets comes from a combination of government aid and humanitarian organizations. However, the level of assistance can vary greatly. In some cases, the government provides minimal help, while humanitarian organizations often take the lead in offering food, shelter, and basic necessities. Hopefully, we’ll see more lasting solutions to help these people in the future. Wishing you peace and joy this holiday season!
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  2008. I’m so sorry you’re going through this. You deserve safety and stability—hoping you find the support you need soon. Stay strong. 🙏
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  2009. Great point! Being part of the U.S. gives these states global influence. Standing alone, they’d face new economic and security challenges.
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  2010. Losing hope is understandable when you see things getting worse year after year. But history shows that societies can bounce back—if enough people are willing to push for real change. The problem is, too many have already checked out.
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  2011. True, but systems and policies matter too. When society rewards greed over fairness, good people also end up struggling.
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  2012. America is facing so many challenges right now. Hopefully, with some real change and support, things can start to get better. 🙏🙏
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  2013. Exactly. Greedy landlords and skyrocketing prices have made housing unaffordable for everyday people. The system is built for the rich, while everyone else struggles just to get by.
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  2014. Hard to call it "great" when so many Americans are sleeping on the streets.
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  2015. You're not wrong—corporate America plays a huge role in shaping housing, wages, and overall living conditions. It's time they take more responsibility for the crisis we're facing
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  2016. These cities may be hot spots to move to, but don’t forget the dark side – rising homelessness and growing inequality are real issues. Worth considering before making a move.
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  2017. Thanks for watching! It’s a tough reality, but the world needs to see it.
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  2018. The U.S. is certainly going through a period of major challenges, and leadership decisions will play a big role in determining the country’s future. While comparisons to other countries are always thought-provoking, America’s long-term resilience has been tested before. It will be interesting to see what happens next. Thanks for your comment!
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  2019. A balanced system requires fair contributions. Without investment in infrastructure and services, collapse is inevitable.
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  2020. Air pollution is a global issue, and while some pollutants come from abroad, California’s own industrial and traffic emissions also play a major role. The challenge is finding sustainable solutions.
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  2021. Musk isn’t officially in government, but his influence on politics, economy, and technology is undeniable. From Twitter to electric vehicles to space, he’s shaping a lot of what’s happening. Some see it as innovation, others as overreach. Definitely a topic worth discussing.
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  2022. Every city has its struggles, but some are still worth visiting or living in—if the right changes are made. The key is fixing the issues, not just abandoning the places that need help.
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  2023. When cities look like war zones from poverty and neglect, it’s time to rethink where the money goes.
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  2024. @ If you were the government, what would you do? I just want to see all of our perspectives if we had the power to decide everything.
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  2025. The cost of living crisis is a growing storm—housing, wages, inflation, and job opportunities are all connected. When wages don’t rise with living costs, even full-time workers struggle to stay afloat. High rent and interest rates push homeownership further out of reach, while inflation eats away at savings. Without real solutions—affordable housing, better wages, and strong job markets—this cycle will only get worse. A thriving economy shouldn’t just benefit the wealthy; it should provide stability for everyone
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  2026. Some believe that, but others think the country has survived worse. It all depends on whether leaders—on both sides—actually start fixing real problems.
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  2027. China has been playing the long game while the U.S. has been stuck in political chaos. If things don’t turn around, the balance of power will shift faster than most people expect. The question is whether the U.S. can adapt or if it will continue its decline.
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  2028. You're right! Inflation and currency devaluation are making everything more expensive. When money loses its value, the cost of living skyrockets, and everyday people struggle the most
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  2029. Leadership without empathy leads to crisis and suffering.
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  2030. That’s the hope, but whether that money actually makes it to the people who need it is another story. Government spending doesn’t always go where it should, and accountability is key.
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  2031. A divided U.S. would weaken global stability—this is why maintaining national unity is so critical.
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  2032. Thank you for sharing how you feel. It’s true that unfair pay can make work challenging and lead to frustration. Remember, your skills and efforts matter, and there are opportunities out there that value them. Keep striving for what you deserve—you’re worth it! Sending you strength and hope for better opportunities ahead. 🙏✨
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  2033. The U.S. budget is complex, and while immigration spending exists, so do other financial priorities that affect homelessness.
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  2034. Government spending is complex. The real issue is ensuring domestic problems get the attention they deserve.
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  2035. Being homeless doesn’t define your worth. But in a wealthy nation, no one should have to live this way.
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  2036. Tax fairness is a topic many feel strongly about. Thank you for raising it—it’s an issue that definitely deserves more global attention.
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  2037. Many believe that Musk’s political involvement has hurt his businesses, while others think he’s standing up for his beliefs. Whether he shifts focus back to his companies remains to be seen.
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  2038. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Allowing more flexible housing options, like rooms for rent in single-family zones, could increase supply and help lower rents through market dynamics. It’s an idea worth exploring as part of a broader solution to address housing affordability. Let’s hope for positive change! 🏡✨
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  2039. That pretty much sums it up. The country is at a crossroads, and what happens next will define the future for generations. Let’s hope people start making better choices before it’s too late.
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  2040. Thank you for sharing your insight! Unscrupulous landlords can definitely contribute to the high costs, especially in areas where affordable housing is already scarce. Addressing this issue requires better regulations and protections for tenants to ensure fair and reasonable housing opportunities for everyone
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  2041. Leadership always sparks strong reactions, and policies impact people in different ways. The focus should be on how to create stability for those affected by job losses and economic shifts. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  2042. Exactly. The gap between rent and wages keeps growing, making it impossible for many people to keep up. If something doesn’t change, more and more working-class people will be priced out of their own cities.
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  2043. Interesting thought! South Carolina has a deep historical connection to secession, but times have changed. Economic and political realities today make the stakes much higher.
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  2044. No city thrives or collapses overnight. Policies, economic shifts, and historical factors all contribute. The real solution is effective governance, not just party loyalty.
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  2045. While homelessness existed before, mass layoffs are accelerating the crisis. Stability is vanishing for thousands.
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  2046. Thanks for expressing your concern—many feel like their country is changing in ways that don’t reflect their values. It’s a tough time, but your voice is part of the pushback that still believes in fixing what’s broken.
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  2047. Extreme policies—whether left or right—often lead to unintended consequences.
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  2048. There’s no doubt that Musk’s business moves—whether in Texas or beyond—have caused controversy. His decisions have had wide-ranging effects, from job creation to economic shifts. It’s always valuable to hear different perspectives on his impact. Thanks for sharing!
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  2049. When full-time workers can’t afford basic necessities, something is fundamentally broken.
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  2050. FFFFFFFF 🤣🤣
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  2051. Perspective is everything. Cities rise and fall, but resilience and innovation determine what happens next. Some of the greatest places in history were once in decline but made a comeback.
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  2052. That’s a powerful statement. When people start leaving in droves, it says a lot about the decline of a place. The real question is: will things ever improve, or will more people be forced to follow?
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  2053. Thanks for sharing your experience—that contrast between admiration for the product and frustration with recent developments is something many people are feeling. It's important to talk about how these shifts are affecting everyday owners like you.
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  2054. Conspiracies aside, government responses to crises should focus on long-term solutions, not just temporary fixes.
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  2055. While fast-food companies focus on trends like chicken tenders, the dark side of society—such as homelessness—often gets overlooked. With the right support and community efforts, we can work toward a more compassionate and inclusive future
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  2056. Thank you for your comment. It’s disheartening to see how corporations and systemic challenges impact critical areas like education. A strong, fair education system is essential for any country to thrive, and addressing these issues is crucial for the future. Let’s hope for positive changes that prioritize the well-being and potential of every student. Stay hopeful—change starts with awareness!
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  2057. It’s a tough reality. Balancing national security and domestic welfare is crucial—America can’t be strong if its people are struggling.
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  2058. Musk has always been a controversial figure—some see him as a genius innovator, while others believe his success is overstated. Either way, his impact on business and technology is undeniable.
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  2059. Great point! Repurposing vacant buildings for housing could be a game-changer, but greed and politics get in the way.
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  2060. Geopolitics is complicated, and global powers always seek influence. The real question is whether the U.S. is strong enough internally to resist external manipulation.
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  2061. Musk has certainly benefited from government contracts and subsidies while claiming to be against government interference. The irony isn’t lost on many people. The real issue is whether his businesses are truly innovating or just extracting wealth while leaving others behind.
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  2062. 😥😥
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  2063. Exactly. Awareness is important, but real action is what will make a difference. Thank you for speaking out. Wishing for meaningful change and solutions.
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  2064. The idea of justice depends on who you ask. Some see Trump as the problem, others see him as the solution. Either way, the country is more divided than ever.
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  2065. That principle was supposed to keep power in check, but today, billionaires like Musk are blending business with politics in ways that reshape entire industries. When a few individuals hold this much influence, democracy starts to look more like a corporate boardroom.
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  2066. High taxes can be a burden, but cutting them without solving social issues could make things worse.
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  2067. I hear you—many people did raise red flags early on, and your frustration is valid. Thank you for calling attention to that. History is often clearer in hindsight, but that doesn’t excuse ignoring the warnings. Appreciate your passion and honesty.
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  2068. The economic system isn’t working for many people, and the cracks are widening.
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  2069. Political endorsements can have a significant impact on public perception. Some consumers consider political alignments when making purchasing decisions, while others focus solely on the product itself.
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  2070. That’s an interesting point. Musk’s businesses are interconnected in many ways, and financial struggles in one company could certainly impact the others.
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  2071. Vandalism targeting specific brands is concerning. Regardless of political views, no one should have to worry about their property being destroyed.
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  2072. Unfortunately, profit often takes priority over people’s basic needs. Affordable housing should be a necessity, not a luxury.
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  2073. Many civilizations have thought they were living in the "last days," yet history continues. The real concern is whether the U.S. can adapt to modern challenges without self-destructing.
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  2074. Every election has consequences, but blaming voters doesn’t solve the crisis.
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  2075. It’s easy to miss until it’s right in front of us. More awareness is needed, but more than that—real action.
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  2076. That’s a powerful observation. Policies can have unintended consequences, and understanding their real impact is crucial. It’s important to keep conversations like this going to ensure accountability. Appreciate your insights!
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  2077. Affordable housing and fair taxation policies are essential to reversing this decline.
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  2078. No future
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  2079. It’s definitely possible. A lot depends on how leadership handles the current challenges. Some states are already feeling the effects, and time will tell how widespread the impact will be. Thanks for your insight!
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  2080. Musk’s global influence makes him a topic of discussion everywhere, but his focus remains on his companies in the U.S. and beyond. His presence in the business world will likely remain significant for the foreseeable future.
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  2081. Boycotts have always been a way for people to voice their dissatisfaction with corporate practices. Whether Musk’s influence remains strong or diminishes, consumer choices will play a big role in shaping the future of his businesses. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2082. A government should serve all people, not just a select group.
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  2083. Every nation has its challenges, and the U.S. is certainly going through a difficult period. However, history has shown that nations can rebound from crises, and hopefully, lessons will be learned from these struggles. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2084. Career transitions take time, and not every skill set transfers easily—many are struggling to adapt.
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  2085. : Political alignments in business are always risky. Musk’s support for certain figures has influenced public perception of his companies—for better or worse.
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  2086. Watching billionaires face consequences for their reckless decisions isn’t something people get to see every day. Musk built his empire on hype and now he’s dealing with the fallout of overpromising and underdelivering.
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  2087. Job security is always a major concern, especially when layoffs happen. Musk’s companies have created many jobs, but recent layoffs have also raised questions about long-term stability. His global influence makes him both admired and controversial.
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  2088. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Taking care of people should be the top priority. Everyone deserves a safe place to live before billions are sent elsewhere. Hoping for policies that put people first. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  2089. Wealth inequality is a major issue, and economic downturns often seem to benefit the wealthiest while everyday workers struggle. The challenge is figuring out policies that promote fairness and long-term stability. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  2090. The issue is systemic—many people never had a chance to build wealth in the first place.
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  2091. Thank you for your comment. The lack of a strong, long-term housing plan has certainly contributed to the challenges many face today. Prioritizing affordable housing initiatives could have made a huge difference. Let’s hope for action that ensures everyone has a safe place to call home
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  2092. You're absolutely right. So many new developments focus on unnecessary luxuries to justify higher rents. We need more practical, affordable housing instead of overpriced apartments packed with extras most people don’t need
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  2093. That’s heartbreaking. When a place you love no longer feels like home, it hits differently. Public safety isn’t just about politics—it’s about leadership, community, and priorities. If those aren’t in order, things fall apart fast.
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  2094. Thanks for sharing your clear stance. It’s decisions like yours that show how individual values are shaping global consumer behavior.
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  2095. Thank you for sharing your perspective and insights! It’s always valuable to hear from those who have experienced these pivotal moments firsthand. Your advice to do our own research and understand the reality behind policies is so important. Wishing you all the best!
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  2096. For someone who once claimed to be a "centrist," Musk has made himself deeply political. The problem is, that alienates half of his customers no matter which side he picks.
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  2097. Leadership matters, and cities need real action, not just political talk. Without change, the decline will only continue.
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  2098. Yes! The Sierra Nevada is a crucial water source for California, especially through snowmelt. Water rights and resources would be a major issue in any separation scenario, making it a critical discussion point. Thanks for highlighting this!
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  2099. Thanks for sharing your take. A lot of people feel misled, and trust in leadership is at an all-time low. It’s important we keep asking hard questions—no matter who’s in charge. Your voice helps push the discussion forward.
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  2100. A lot of people feel that way—many voters weren’t happy with either choice. Unfortunately, elections often come down to picking what people see as the “lesser of two evils.” Hopefully, future elections bring better options.
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  2101. In this case, a smaller number would mean a city is collapsing faster. But whether a city ranks #1 or #10, the reality is the same—people are struggling, and change is needed.
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  2102. 😥😥😥😥
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  2103. That says a lot. When locals—people who once took pride in their city or state—no longer see a future there, it’s a serious problem. If leaders don’t take action, the people who built these communities will be the first to leave.
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  2104. That’s fair. Every company on the list has made its own mistakes, and people are realizing that they don’t need to rely on big brands when there are cheaper, better alternatives.
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  2105. I understand your frustration, and I know emotions run high when it comes to accountability. While it's okay to question leadership, I hope we can keep the focus on understanding the broader systems that impact all of us, regardless of who’s in office.
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  2106. A divided America would be a major global event, but the country has faced crises before and found ways to stay together. The bigger issue is how to fix internal problems before they reach that point.
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  2107. You're absolutely right—this documentary sheds light on an urgent issue. Addressing poverty and homelessness requires a multifaceted approach, such as increasing access to affordable housing, improving mental health and addiction services, and creating better job opportunities with livable wages. Community-driven initiatives and strong policy reforms can make a real impact. What changes do you think would help most?
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  2108. That's a serious concern. Homelessness and poverty are spreading across the entire country, not just in major cities. It's a nationwide crisis that needs urgent attention.
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  2109. Affordable doesn’t always mean livable. Some places lack infrastructure, jobs, and even basic services, making survival just as tough.
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  2110. Inequality is a real challenge, and awareness is the first step toward change. Hoping for a future with more balance and opportunity for all!
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  2111. When governments struggle to control instability, increasing enforcement is often the go-to response. The line between law and authoritarianism can get blurry fast. If people aren’t careful, they might wake up in a system they never expected to live under.
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  2112. You’ve expressed your feelings clearly, and I appreciate that. Let’s keep the conversation focused on learning from past mistakes so that we can hold businesses accountable in a productive way.
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  2113. Economic challenges are complex—blaming one leader ignores years of policy decisions.
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  2114. SpaceX has certainly had its successes and failures. While some admire its achievements, others remain skeptical about its long-term sustainability.
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  2115. Absolutely! Resilience is everything—no matter how tough it gets, pushing forward is the only way to create change. Wishing you strength and perseverance!
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  2116. Great point! Policies need to be balanced with real support to create lasting solutions. Hoping for positive change ahead!
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  2117. They don’t seem to care about prevention, only about cracking down and reducing the inconvenience. Addressing homelessness requires long-term solutions, not just short-term suppression
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  2118. Thanks for sharing your opinion. There’s a wide spectrum of views in this conversation, and it’s important we stay open to hearing them all—with respect and curiosity.
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  2119. California has always been resilient, and losing Musk’s businesses doesn’t mean the state is going under. If anything, it frees up space for new innovators who aren’t tied to political chaos.
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  2120. That’s the challenge of being at the top. Success is never guaranteed, and the fall can be just as dramatic as the rise.
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  2121. The challenges are real, but hope and change come from action. Every country faces struggles, but solutions happen when people push for better policies and support each other.
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  2122. Unfortunately, that’s already happening. Without affordable housing, cities lose diversity, workers, and the very culture that made them great.
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  2123. It really is. Every year, it seems to get worse, and yet there’s still no real solution in sight. Rising costs, lack of affordable housing, and failing policies are pushing more people onto the streets.
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  2124. The calls for impeachment keep getting louder. Whether it happens or not, it’s clear that many people feel like things are out of control.
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  2125. Have a good day ❤
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  2126. Big changes like this would require a massive political and economic push! Do you think any state would have enough public support to make it a reality? 🚀📜
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  2127. That’s an admirable approach. A strong sense of community and responsibility can make a huge difference. If more societies prioritized helping those in need, homelessness wouldn’t be as widespread
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  2128. While a single layoff might not immediately lead to homelessness, for those living paycheck to paycheck with no savings, losing a steady income can push them into financial crisis very quickly. Economic hardship often builds over time, and job loss can be the final tipping point. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  2129. Thank you for your comment! Living in areas prone to wildfires like Los Angeles does come with significant risks. However, for many, it’s home, and they stay for the community, opportunities, or simply because they have no other choice. Finding long-term solutions to mitigate these risks is crucial for the safety of all
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  2130. Exactly. When infrastructure falls apart, it affects everyone—commuters, businesses, emergency services. It’s a sign of deeper issues that cities can’t afford to ignore.
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  2131. It can certainly feel that way with growing inequality and economic struggles. However, history shows that progress is possible when societies come together to address challenges. Through education, innovation, and compassionate leadership, we can work toward a more just and equitable future.
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  2132. Exactly. This movement isn’t just about redrawing borders—it’s about people wanting to live under laws and values that align with their beliefs. Whether it succeeds or not, it reflects a growing divide in the U.S.
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  2133. Economic struggles affect both red and blue states—no region is immune.
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  2134. America has survived a lot, but right now, it’s at a crossroads. Whether it recovers or continues declining depends on the choices made in the coming years.
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  2135. Public health is a major factor in a city’s decline, but the bigger issue is how well local governments handle crises. A strong city invests in healthcare and safety for its residents.
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  2136. A lot of people have strong opinions about Trump and Musk’s influence on the country. The real debate is whether their actions are helping or hurting America’s future.
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  2137. The U.S. has been involved in countless conflicts, and many believe there are long-term consequences for those actions. Whether you call it karma, history repeating, or something else, the impact is undeniable.
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  2138. I hear your anger. Environmental and resource concerns are real, and the responsibility to act ethically is shared globally. Thanks for bringing this emotional concern into the mix.
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  2139. Retirement brings relief, but for those still working, stability is vanishing fast.
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  2140. New York has had leadership issues for a long time. Whether people blame one party or another, the real focus should be on fixing the problems instead of pointing fingers.
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  2141. U.S. involvement in the Middle East has been a controversial topic for decades. Some argue it’s about oil, others say it’s about alliances, and some believe it’s all about control. Either way, it has cost trillions of dollars and countless lives.
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  2142. Fair enough! Some of these issues have been building for years, but for many people, they’re feeling more urgent than ever.
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  2143. Drastic economic policies should never come at the cost of human dignity.
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  2144. That’s heartbreaking—and unfortunately, all too familiar for many. Your story reflects the pain so many families went through while watching larger entities get rescued. Thank you for sharing this personal experience. It matters.
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  2145. EV safety is a major discussion point. While Tesla has made innovations in battery technology, concerns about vehicle safety are something the company continues to address.
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  2146. Global politics aside, America should fix its internal crises before trying to control the rest of the world.
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  2147. Homeless people are everywhere
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  2148. Wars always come with human suffering, no matter which side you're on. The idea that civilians are safe in conflict zones has been proven false time and time again. No matter the politics, innocent lives are always at risk.
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  2149. Aligning with Trump has been a polarizing move for Musk. Some see it as strategic, while others think it’s hurting his brand.
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  2150. Political tensions are certainly high, and different sides have their own perspectives on what’s happening in the economy and government. The ongoing debate about capitalism, government control, and business regulation will continue shaping the country’s future.
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  2151. Grateful for your perspective! Wishing you joy and prosperity ahead.
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  2152. Musk has made risky moves that have left many investors and employees in tough spots. But like many billionaires, he always seems to find a way to bounce back while others take the fall. The question is whether this time will be different.
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  2153. The reality is more complex. While some may take advantage of the system, many homeless people suffer from mental illness, addiction, or economic hardship beyond their control.
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  2154. Texas has the resources, but balancing self-governance, international trade, and federal support would be a huge test of its independence.
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  2155. When hard work is no longer enough to afford basic necessities, the system is broken. Affordable housing should be a right, not a privilege.
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  2156. The U.S. still has strengths, but it’s facing serious issues. Whether or not it stays great depends on whether leaders and communities take action before it’s too late. Would you like any refinements? 🚀
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  2157. Historical borders have changed many times, but modern sovereignty is about governance, economics, and the will of the people. Would these regions truly want to revert to their past affiliations?
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  2158. The economy is struggling, and leadership decisions will determine its future trajectory.
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  2159. Trump’s presidency has been anything but calm, that’s for sure. Some believe he’s shaking up a corrupt system, while others see him as making things worse. Either way, his impact is undeniable.
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  2160. If states ever broke away, aligning with Canada might seem logical for some regions. But could Canada handle such a massive political shift?
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  2161. Absolutely! Despite its challenges, New Orleans remains one of the most culturally rich and vibrant cities in America. The music, the food, and the people still make it a special place.
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  2162. Freedom means different things to different people. If leaving brought you peace, then that’s what matters. But every place has its own challenges—hope you find what you’re looking for!
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  2163. Billionaires like Musk and Trump don’t get to where they are by being empathetic. Their priority has always been themselves, and the people around them are just collateral.
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  2164. Exactly. Most people are closer to homelessness than they think. It’s not just about bad choices—it’s about a system that leaves no safety net.
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  2165. International politics are unpredictable, but if America weakens, global powers like Russia and China will absolutely try to take advantage of the shift.
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  2166. The country is facing a lot of challenges, but history has shown that the U.S. is resilient. Change is constant, but completely collapsing is a different story.
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  2167. Many people feel disillusioned with the current state of things, especially as economic hardships increase. The challenge is finding hope and solutions amid difficult times. Hang in there, and thanks for engaging with the discussion!
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  2168. Musk’s association with Trump has been a controversial topic. Some believe it’s hurting his businesses, while others see it as a strategic move. Either way, it has definitely influenced public perception of him.
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  2169. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s unfortunate that mistrust and theft can be part of the reality in places like this. It’s a stark reminder of the dark side of living without rules, where survival can sometimes come at the expense of others
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  2170. Thank you for pointing that out. Downtown areas in many Californian cities are indeed facing severe challenges, from rising homelessness to deteriorating infrastructure. These conditions are a stark reminder that the issues highlighted in the documentary affect not just one region but communities across the nation. More focus on local realities could help drive meaningful solutions.
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  2171. SpaceX has had successes, but it’s undeniable that NASA paved the way for everything they’ve done. The biggest difference? NASA’s mission is public service, while Musk’s mission is profit. Taxpayers are footing the bill for his Mars dream, whether they like it or not.
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  2172. The housing market has become a vicious cycle—skyrocketing prices, struggling landlords, and renters unable to keep up. When shelter turns into a luxury instead of a basic need, something is fundamentally broken in the system.
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  2173. Some may see Canada as an alternative, but cultural and political differences would make integration difficult.
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  2174. They have the resources, but not the will. Priorities need to change.
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  2175. You’re absolutely right, poverty is a challenge that exists even in the wealthiest countries and has been a constant throughout history. It’s crucial to keep striving for solutions that address these inequalities and create a more equitable future for everyone. May hope and commitment to positive change never fade!
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  2176. Leadership should be about solving real problems, not distractions. The crisis keeps growing while those in power look the other way.
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  2177. While some migrants face hardship, the homelessness crisis is much broader—it affects veterans, families, and working-class Americans struggling with rising costs and lack of support.
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  2178. It’s heartbreaking. Addiction and homelessness feed into each other, and without real support, it only gets worse.
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  2179. I hear your concern about leadership and global positioning. Let’s keep discussing the big picture with respect, even when the stakes feel high. Thanks for your thoughtful perspective.
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  2180. That’s true. Both were annexed by the U.S. in the late 19th century, but their paths since then have been very different. It’s an important part of history that still affects politics today.
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  2181. Animal testing in scientific research is always a controversial issue. Neuralink has faced scrutiny over its methods, and ethical concerns about animal welfare in medical advancements are important discussions to have.
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  2182. Prevention should be the focus, not just reacting to homelessness.
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  2183. Vermont shares cultural ties with Canada, but whether it would want to leave the U.S. is another matter.
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  2184. Tax policies and corporate accountability are always hot topics, especially when it comes to billionaires. Transparency in taxation is something many people advocate for, regardless of political stance. Your concerns reflect a broader discussion happening worldwide. Appreciate your insight!
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  2185. That idea has sparked plenty of debate and fear—especially about control and autonomy. It’s important that we keep discussing where society is headed and what kind of future we want to create. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  2186. Political divisions are deep, but moving forward requires solutions, not just blame. The real question is: Can the country find common ground before it fractures?
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  2187. I completely agree. It’s time for real action to ensure that those in need aren’t left behind. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Wishing for positive change and better support for everyone.
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  2188. That’s a strong opinion, and I appreciate you being candid. There’s a lot of reevaluation happening right now, and your thoughts reflect that shift in thinking.
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  2189. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Teaching resilience and responsibility at a young age can definitely shape a successful future. Wishing you the best on your journey and continued growth. 🌟"
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  2190. Thank you for sharing your perspective. A balanced approach to border protection is important for maintaining safety while respecting human dignity. It's crucial that we all work toward solutions that protect both security and human rights. Wishing you all the best!
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  2191. That’s a great observation! Texas has long been synonymous with oil, yet it’s also becoming a major hub for electric vehicles, tech, and renewable energy. It’s ironic, but also a sign of how industries evolve. The push-and-pull between fossil fuels and clean energy is one of the defining economic battles of our time. What do you think—can Texas truly transform into an EV powerhouse?
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  2192. That’s a valid question, and many people are asking the same thing. The idea of wealth “trickling down” hasn’t always aligned with reality—especially in times of crisis. Conversations like this are important for rethinking what actually works for the majority. Thanks for contributing to that dialogue.
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  2193. Tesla’s stock has been volatile, and public perception is shifting. If Musk doesn’t regain consumer trust, it could impact Tesla’s long-term success.
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  2194. Mixing business with politics is always risky, and Musk’s outspoken views have certainly influenced public perception of him. Whether this will permanently impact Tesla’s success remains to be seen.
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  2195. Thank you for pointing that out! Wildfires in California are definitely a major factor that needs to be considered. Their impact on housing, insurance, and overall safety adds another layer of complexity to the challenges the state faces
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  2196. Government efficiency should always be examined, but mass layoffs without alternatives hurt real families.
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  2197. Many believe powerful lobbying groups influence policies more than the needs of everyday citizens.
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  2198. Love for the country is important, and despite its struggles, the U.S. has always found ways to survive and rebuild. Let’s hope unity wins over division. Would you like any adjustments? 🚀
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  2199. While addiction is a factor for some, many homeless people are struggling due to mental health issues, job loss, or skyrocketing rents. Everyone's situation is different, and many just need a hand up to get back on their feet
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  2200. Thanks for your comment! The cost of living is a challenge many are navigating right now. Addressing this requires thoughtful policies, financial education, and community support to create a more balanced and sustainable future. Let’s stay optimistic for positive changes ahead!
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  2201. You're right that tariffs were a clear part of the conversation before the election. Many in business likely anticipated impacts, yet it’s interesting how some still seemed caught off guard. Thanks for pointing that out—it adds important context.
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  2202. 😋😋
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  2203. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Societal inequality can feel overwhelming, especially when systems seem designed to benefit the few. Raising awareness and pushing for fair policies can help create a more just and balanced society. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, equality, and positive change!
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  2204. Economic challenges affect everyone, and boycotts are a way for consumers to express dissatisfaction. However, sustainable change comes from holding companies accountable and advocating for better business practices rather than broad generalizations.
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  2205. Elections have consequences, but leadership should still act in the best interest of all citizens.
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  2206. I hear the strength of your view, and it reflects the growing tension between politics and brand loyalty. Thanks for sharing your perspective—it adds to the global conversation.
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  2208. Many struggling cities have long been blue, but red states also face economic and rural poverty crises. Governance matters more than labels.
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  2209. Hello UK
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  2210. 100%. If major cities keep declining, the effects will ripple across the whole country. It’s not just their problem—it’s everyone’s problem.
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  2211. Business and politics are risky to mix. History has shown that political alliances can backfire, even for the wealthiest figures.
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  2212. Haizz!
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  2213. Thank you all for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts! Your engagement means so much. To everyone reading this, I wish you happiness, good health, and the strength to overcome any challenges life may bring. May your days be filled with love, laughter, and success in everything you strive for. Here’s to brighter days and a wonderful journey ahead for each and every one of you!
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  2214.  @diegoroswell302  Your story is a testament to resilience, hard work, and perseverance. Overcoming the odds takes immense discipline, and your journey proves that opportunity still exists for those willing to fight for it. That said, not everyone’s struggle is the same—systemic barriers, economic shifts, and policy failures have made it harder for many to follow a similar path. Personal responsibility matters, but so does creating a system where hard work truly leads to success.
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  2215. That’s true—the oath is to the Constitution, not any one leader. The real challenge is defining when a government crosses the line into unconstitutional territory.
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  2216. It’s true that California has faced challenges for decades, but the problems have definitely grown more complex over time. The issues of high costs, homelessness, and inequality seem to have reached a tipping point recently. It’s not about being "right" or "wrong," but recognizing that the situation is evolving and needs real solutions to avoid further decline. Hopefully, we can all work together to address these challenges before it’s too late.
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  2217. That’s a serious truth—history does show us that instability in one place can ripple across the globe. It’s why these discussions matter, not just for one country but for all of us. Thanks for adding that global perspective.
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  2218. You're absolutely right. A small fraction of billionaire wealth could make a massive difference, but greed and corporate influence keep the system rigged. Instead of helping those in need, the rich get tax breaks while everyday Americans struggle. Real change starts with holding leaders accountable and demanding fair policies.
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  2219. Exactly. The wealth gap keeps growing because the system is designed to protect the rich while the average person struggles. If billionaires contributed even a fraction of their wealth to real solutions, homelessness and poverty could be drastically reduced. But until voters demand real tax reform and accountability, nothing will change.
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  2220. Thank you for your comment! It's an important question that highlights the broader issue of homelessness and economic inequality. Hopefully, increased attention on these challenges will lead to more empathy and action to support everyone affected, regardless of their background
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  2221. Leadership plays a role, but real change comes from long-term solutions—affordable housing, mental health support, and economic opportunities for all Americans.
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  2222. Great question! Solving homelessness isn’t just about building houses—it’s about fixing the bigger picture. Things like affordable housing, better access to healthcare, and creating good jobs all play a role. Here’s hoping we see more action to help people get back on their feet
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  2223. That’s a massive hit in such a short time! Montana’s cattle industry has deep ties to Canadian markets, and losing that demand will put serious pressure on ranchers. Hopefully, alternative markets or trade agreements can help stabilize the situation. Appreciate you bringing this up!
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  2224. Affordable housing still exists, but many people are tied to cities for jobs and opportunities that rural areas may not offer.
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  2225. That hits hard. Dreams like that should still be possible—but the system is making them harder to reach. Thank you for putting a face and feeling to this struggle.
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  2226. You make a fair point—every era has its struggles. The question is whether these cities are in a temporary downturn or facing irreversible decline. Leaving isn’t the only option; fixing what’s broken is.
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  2227. There’s definitely a lot of political ignorance out there, but the bigger issue is people voting based on emotions rather than policies. If more people understood what they were actually voting for, maybe things would be different
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  2228. That’s a question a lot of people are asking. Higher taxes should mean better infrastructure, schools, and healthcare, but instead, many communities are seeing cuts and rising costs. Transparency and accountability are key issues that need to be addressed. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  2229. Tesla’s future is uncertain, but Musk’s own decisions have definitely made things worse. From stock crashes to alienating key buyers, he’s testing how much damage one CEO can do to his own brand.
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  2230. Alaska offers a one-of-a-kind lifestyle, but high costs and harsh conditions make it tough to settle down long-term. It’s a great place to visit, but staying is another story.
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  2231. Massachusetts has a deep-rooted history in the fight for freedom and democracy! No matter where people stand politically, the ability to debate, challenge leadership, and push for change is a core part of American identity. And yes, hockey for all! 🏒🇨🇦 Thanks for your passionate perspective!
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  2232. Job transitions can be tough, and while some industries are hiring, not all jobs are a good fit for everyone. Economic downturns impact people in different ways, and rebuilding takes time. Thanks for your humor—it’s good to stay lighthearted in tough times!
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  2233. Economic inequality is widening, and many are feeling the consequences of policies favoring the ultra-wealthy.
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  2234. Absolutely. The lack of affordable healthcare is turning small setbacks into lifelong struggles.
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  2235. The American Dream has always been about opportunity, but for many, that dream is slipping away. High costs, political division, and economic instability are making people question if it's still the land of opportunity.
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  2236. That’s a sharp insight—history has shown this pattern before. Thanks for the reminder that innovation thrives where competition exists.
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  2237. Thank you for your comment! It’s an interesting perspective—focusing on poverty, education, and addressing the dark side of homelessness could make a significant difference in people's lives. While space travel has its allure, investing in solutions that uplift communities is what truly builds a brighter future. Let’s hope for priorities that bring meaningful change and opportunity for everyone
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  2238. There’s definitely a lot of history behind that comment! Your mix of irony and critique reflects how many are rethinking America’s global image. Thanks for adding a sharp edge to the dialogue.
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  2239. Leadership matters, but deep-rooted economic and social issues go beyond party lines.
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  2240. Mental health support and housing go hand in hand for lasting change.
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  2241. Tax burdens vary, but what matters most is how those taxes are being used.
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  2242. Good point! Alaska’s extreme climate and dependence on federal funds make independence a tough road. While the state has vast resources, staying connected offers stability and support.
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  2243. Texas offered Tesla major incentives to relocate, but the long-term effects of that decision are still unfolding. Some believe it was a great move, while others are now questioning it.
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  2244. Thank you for your comment! Challenges in certain cities highlight the need for stronger education and community support to address systemic issues. Wishing for thoughtful solutions and brighter futures for all communities
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  2245. Accountability matters. Without real change and leadership, the same cycles will keep repeating.
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  2246. The cost of living is making it harder for people to survive, even with assistance. Moving might seem like an option, but for many, it’s not that simple. The real solution is making cities affordable again.
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  2247. America’s strength has always been its ability to adapt and change. Whether this is the end or just another rough chapter depends on the choices people make now.
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  2248. Leadership accountability is crucial, but these problems didn't start overnight and aren't exclusive to one party.
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  2249. Haha, that’s a fun thought! Disney already operates like its own world—imagine if it had its own government too! But in reality, Florida’s economy is deeply tied to the U.S.
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  2250. Leadership plays a role, but these issues have been building for decades across multiple administrations.
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  2251. You're right—it’s a tough reality. A system that offers real solutions instead of desperation is what’s truly needed. Hoping for positive change!
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  2252. Protests can bring attention to problems, but without real action and leadership, nothing changes. The question is, what’s the solution?
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  2253. It’s not sustainable, and that’s why we’re seeing more people leaving than ever before. When a city or state drives away businesses and taxpayers, the downward spiral speeds up. The real concern is: what happens when there’s no one left to foot the bill?
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  2254. 😥😥❤❤
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  2255. A lot of lifelong residents are facing the same tough decision. It’s sad when the place you’ve always called home no longer feels like a place you can stay.
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  2256. The rapid decline of urban areas is shocking—solutions need to come fast.
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  2257. Exactly! Independence doesn’t mean self-sufficiency. Most breakaway nations would still rely on the U.S. for security, commerce, and essential services.
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  2258. Thanks for sharing your switch—it’s interesting to see how people are exploring alternatives that align better with their values. Your experience might help others looking for options too.
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  2259. Imagine if even a fraction of that budget went into housing and mental health programs.
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  2260. While there are always exceptions, many homeless individuals are struggling with factors beyond their control—mental health, job loss, or medical debt. Addressing these issues can help people get back on their feet.
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  2261. A lot of people feel the same way. Things have changed fast, and not always for the better. The question is, how do we fix it?
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  2262. So true. The glossy image of America hides the harsh reality so many people face.
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  2263. Economic inequality has reached dangerous levels, and history shows that when the gap between the rich and the poor gets too wide, revolutions happen. The question isn’t if change will come, but how—and whether it will be peaceful or chaotic.
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  2264. The military’s role would be crucial, but a modern conflict wouldn’t look like the Civil War. It would be economic, digital, and legal warfare before any physical battle.
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  2265. Great question. Bad policies, lack of planning, and ignoring problems for too long have all played a role. The real question is, can they bounce back?
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  2266. A lot of people feel that way, but the reality is, politicians across the board have put their own interests ahead of the people for decades. The real problem isn’t just one person—it’s the entire system that allows it
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  2267. Musk’s intelligence and innovation are often debated—some see him as a visionary, while others question his priorities. The impact of his work will ultimately be measured by how much it benefits society as a whole. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2268. Economic policies should prioritize people over financial institutions.
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  2269. Addressing the root causes is key, not just dealing with the symptoms.
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  2270. Elections reflect the diverse opinions of millions of people, and frustration with leadership is a common theme across political divides. The challenge is how to move forward productively. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  2271. Exactly! When big money influences housing policy, everyday people suffer. Rents skyrocket while corporations profit, and working families are left struggling to keep a roof over their heads
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  2272. A healthy lifestyle is important, but not everyone has access to good nutrition, healthcare, or safe living conditions.
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  2273. Exactly. No one chooses this life—circumstances and a broken system push them there.
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  2274. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Homelessness is a complex issue, and not everyone has the option of a safe or comfortable place to sleep. Hopefully, we can work together to find solutions to help those in need. Wishing you peace and a compassionate perspective
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  2275. Musk’s public image has taken a serious hit. From erratic behavior to political stunts, he’s no longer seen as just a tech visionary. The more he inserts himself into controversy, the harder it is to separate fact from spectacle.
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  2276. Political division is at an all-time high. People are feeling frustrated, but the real challenge is getting past the blame and actually finding solutions.
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  2277. That’s an interesting viewpoint! Some argue that economic interests often drive decisions more than national identity or governance. The challenge is whether policies prioritize people’s well-being over profits. Thanks for contributing to the discussion!
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  2278. The crisis has many causes—drugs, mental health, economic struggles. Accountability is needed, but so is real help and long-term solutions.
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  2279. 😥🙏
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  2280. It’s clear you feel strongly, and your comment reflects the pain many feel about inequality and neglect. Let’s keep focusing on solutions and solidarity, even in the face of frustration. Thank you for expressing your truth.
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  2281. True, many countries are facing economic struggles, rising crime, and political division. It’s not just a U.S. issue—it’s a global trend.
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  2282. Drug addiction is a crisis with many factors, including domestic production, economic despair, and lack of rehabilitation programs. Blaming external forces won’t solve the root causes.
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  2283. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's crucial for the United States to focus on supporting the most vulnerable, including the homeless and mentally ill. Prioritizing care and resources for those in need at home is an essential step toward building a stronger and more compassionate nation
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  2284. Possible, but not without consequences. Would these states thrive independently, or would new challenges emerge that make them reconsider?
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  2285. Corporate welfare is a real issue. While everyday people struggle, billionaires often benefit from government policies. It’s something that needs more scrutiny.
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  2286. Exactly. Everyone deserves a safe place to call home, and no one should be left to struggle on the streets. It’s time for real change.
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  2287. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 The homelessness crisis is a tough reality, and resource allocation is a major issue. Basic necessities like shelters, restrooms, and hygiene facilities should be a priority. It’s a conversation that needs real action. What do you think would be the most effective solution? Appreciate your thoughts—wishing you a great day! 💙✨
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  2288. There’s no doubt that American policies have had global consequences, but writing off an entire country ignores the fact that many citizens are just as frustrated with the system as outsiders are. The real issue isn’t "Americans"—it’s the leadership and policies that have led to this point.
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  2289. Boycotts send a powerful message. Companies that put profits and politics above their workers and customers are learning the hard way that people will vote with their wallets. Fair wages and ethical business practices shouldn’t be optional.
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  2290. Leadership plays a role, but the fate of a country is determined by deeper economic, social, and political factors. The bigger question is: Can the U.S. still unite despite its divisions?
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  2291. Exactly. It sounds great on paper, but the logistics of merging Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia into a new country would be a bureaucratic nightmare.
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  2292. The frustration is understandable—layoffs at this scale hurt families, regardless of political stance.
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  2293. Your sarcasm says a lot about how you feel, and that’s okay. Many people are rethinking their relationship with big brands right now. Thanks for being part of this evolving conversation.
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  2294. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's true that the reasons behind homelessness can be complex and varied. While some may make unconventional lifestyle choices, many others face systemic challenges and lack of resources. A balanced approach to understanding and addressing these issues is essential
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  2295. You're fortunate, and that’s something to be grateful for. Unfortunately, not everyone gets the same opportunities. The cost of living, lack of affordable housing, and economic struggles are leaving many people with nowhere to go. It’s a growing crisis that needs real solutions.
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  2296. Haha, that’s a funny one! With all the chaos around Musk’s companies, maybe a Ghostbusters-style team could help clean things up! 👻😂
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  2297. Law and order matter, but so does addressing the root causes of crime and poverty.
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  2298. The relationship between the U.S. and Canada is deeply intertwined, but major political shifts could redefine that dynamic. If California were to separate, its future would be uncertain but not impossible.
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  2299. Absolutely. It’s difficult to see, but shedding light on these issues is the first step toward real change. Thank you for recognizing the importance of awareness. Wishing for a future with more compassion and action
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  2300. 🍀🍀❤❤
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  2301. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 If more funds were directed toward helping struggling citizens instead of endless conflicts, real change could happen. Prioritizing people over war could make a huge difference. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  2302. Thank you for your comment! The idea of robots with the power to decide on lethal force is indeed unsettling and raises serious ethical and safety concerns. It's a conversation we must continue to have as technology advances
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  2303. It does seem like he’s taking big risks, especially with mass layoffs and cost-cutting. If Tesla and X don’t recover, his empire could be in serious trouble.
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  2304. Musk’s global influence is undeniable—he’s built his empire in the U.S., but his roots are in South Africa. The question of belonging and responsibility is always a thought-provoking one, especially for figures with international reach. No matter where he is, his impact will be felt worldwide. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  2305. Economic struggles aren’t just an urban issue. Rural areas are also facing crises due to corporate interests and policy decisions.
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  2306. That’s a tough thought, but it speaks to the disillusionment a lot of people feel right now. Thank you for sharing. It’s a reminder that when trust is broken, rebuilding is hard—but it’s still possible if we stay engaged and united.
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  2307. Thank you for your insight! It’s an interesting perspective on how different societies prioritize values. In the U.S., freedom and liberty are often seen as fundamental principles, but balancing them with tangible goals like affordable housing and job security is crucial for ensuring a better quality of life for everyone.
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  2308. It really is. What was once a symbol of hope is now out of reach for so many. The dream has become a struggle for survival for far too many Americans.
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  2309. Some people make bad choices, but many are victims of circumstances beyond their control.
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  2310. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Following the rules and creating a fair process is essential for building a stable and just society. When everyone works toward fairness, we create a better environment for all. Wishing you a great day filled with positivity and success!
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  2311. Absolutely. It’s tough watching cities that were once full of opportunity decline like this. The question is, what’s the real path to turning things around?
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  2312. It’s a tough reality to face. Sometimes, people vote based on emotion or party loyalty rather than long-term interests. Politics is complicated, and it takes real effort to break the cycle. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2313. That’s a great question. Many people are moving in search of lower taxes, better job opportunities, and affordable living, but if the same policies and economic challenges follow them, the cycle continues. No state is immune to economic struggles, and long-term solutions require more than just moving elsewhere. It’s definitely something worth discussing as these shifts continue.
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  2314. Government mismanagement is a key factor, but economic downturns don’t happen overnight.
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  2315. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  2316. The Cybertruck has definitely sparked a lot of debate. Some see it as a futuristic innovation, while others think it’s impractical. Only time will tell if it will succeed or become a novelty. Thanks for sharing your take!
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  2317. Let’s focus on facts and history rather than conspiracy theories. Economic policies, leadership failures, and social divisions are complex issues that involve many factors, not a single group or ideology.
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  2318. Elon Musk is definitely a larger-than-life figure—whether people love him or criticize him, he always manages to stay in the spotlight. His ability to stir up strong reactions is proof of how much he influences modern business and technology. Thanks for the energy in your comment! 😄
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  2319. This video sheds light on the dark side of Europe's challenges in 2024, from inflation and low wages to the growing homelessness crisis. The obsession with a materialistic lifestyle, as mentioned, adds another layer, pushing people to live beyond their means while economic inequality deepens. Issues like illegal immigration and resource mismanagement, such as Germany's stance on energy, further strain systems meant to support locals. These realities show that sustainable solutions and a shift toward fairness are urgently needed across the continent.
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  2320. They’d probably wonder how such a wealthy country lets this happen.
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  2321. Secession isn’t reversible. If a state left and struggled, reintegration wouldn’t be easy. It’s a decision with no turning back.
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  2322. Exactly! Independence sounds great until the reality of running a country kicks in—taxes, defense, infrastructure, and international relations.
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  2323. That says so much in just a few words. Thank you for being vulnerable. So many people feel this shift—and you’re not alone. Your emotion reminds us that these aren’t just policies, but lives being affected every day.
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  2324. Both have benefited heavily from government money while claiming to be against it. The real fraud isn’t just them—it’s the system that allows billionaires to play by different rules.
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  2325. Musk’s bold decisions have always come with risks. Whether his strategies lead to long-term success or trouble will depend on how he navigates current challenges.
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  2326. Leadership matters, but so does long-term planning, economic diversification, and addressing systemic issues beyond just politics.
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  2327. The economy is shaped by long-term policies, global markets, and deep-rooted systemic issues. Leadership plays a role, but no one administration can make or break an entire nation’s economic foundation.
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  2328. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! The intersection of immigration and homelessness is a complex issue that requires thoughtful policies and sustainable solutions. Addressing these challenges effectively means balancing humanitarian support with long-term structural reforms. Wishing you a day filled with meaningful reflections and productive discussions!
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  2329. Walking and alternative transportation are great for health and the environment! While EVs like Tesla aim to reduce emissions, lifestyle choices play a big role in sustainability.
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  2330. You're absolutely right. It’s difficult to see, but it’s essential for raising awareness and driving action. Thank you for your compassion. Wishing you the best as we all push for a better future.
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  2331. Exactly! Affordable housing isn’t impossible—it’s just not a priority for those in power.
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  2332. Trade is a two-way street. While frustration with global markets is understandable, shutting out allies and economic partners could hurt American businesses just as much. The real issue isn’t where products come from—it’s whether they provide value and fair wages.
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  2333. Great question! While everyday people struggle, billions are sent overseas, corporations get massive tax breaks, and the cost of living keeps rising. Meanwhile, basic needs like housing and healthcare remain unaffordable. Something isn’t adding up
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  2334. Couldn’t agree more. People are tired of hearing the same empty rhetoric while their quality of life declines. The challenge is figuring out what real change looks like and how to make it happen.
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  2335. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s true that America has long been seen as a land of opportunity and resilience. With strong leadership and a focus on unity, there’s always hope for positive change. Here’s to building a future where the ‘can-do’ spirit thrives again. God bless America, and wishing you all the best as well!
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  2336. There’s definitely frustration on both sides of the political spectrum. The bigger issue is how these divisions are affecting the economy and businesses.
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  2337. With so much wealth concentrated at the top, it’s heartbreaking that so little is done to help those in need. Real solutions require more than charity—they require systemic change.
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  2338. Musk’s involvement in politics has turned him from a tech icon into a deeply polarizing figure. Some still see him as a visionary, others as a sellout. Either way, his influence isn’t going away anytime soon.
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  2339. You’ve pointed out something many people are feeling. Political instability can wear down trust in leadership. Thanks for expressing it so clearly.
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  2340. No place is perfect. Some people leave struggling cities, but the real challenge is fixing problems instead of running from them.
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  2341. Totally agree—it's frustrating to see hardworking citizens struggle while billions go elsewhere. The system feels broken, and it’s only getting worse. When will people say enough is enough? 🇺🇸🤔
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  2342. Trade restrictions and political tensions always impact global business. Tesla’s supply chain relies on multiple countries, so any disruptions could pose serious challenges. It will be interesting to see how they navigate these hurdles.
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  2343. That’s awesome! Every bit of help makes a difference. Thank you for wanting to make a change!
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  2344. You make a fair point—California remains an economic powerhouse, especially in tourism. But urban decay in certain areas doesn't negate the overall success of the state’s economy.
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  2345. Agreed. A nation must take care of its own people before trying to solve the world’s problems. Priorities need to shift.
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  2346. Migration is a complex issue, but the rising cost of living has been driven by inflation, corporate pricing strategies, and housing shortages long before recent immigration waves. Blaming one factor ignores the bigger economic picture.
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  2347. Neglect and poor policies turn great cities into ruins. Rebuilding requires both leadership and community effort.
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  2348. Thank you so much for your kind words, @newsreel493namics! We’re glad you found the video realistic and meaningful. Education and awareness are key to understanding and improving the world around us. Wishing you all the best and brighter days ahead!
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  2349. Crime and homelessness are deeply linked—fixing one requires tackling the other.
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  2350. The movement for Hawaiian independence is still active, and many people believe the islands should have the right to self-determination. Whether or not that ever happens, it’s an important discussion about history, identity, and sovereignty. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  2351. Well said! Homelessness is deeply complex, and real solutions require addressing mental health, addiction, and systemic barriers—not just jobs and housing. Stories of resilience deserve just as much attention!
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  2352. The rising national debt is a major concern, and interest payments alone are becoming an economic burden. The challenge is balancing government spending with sustainable economic growth. Thanks for highlighting this important issue—it’s something that affects everyone!
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  2353. Many countries face similar housing and poverty crises. The U.S. is not alone, but solutions require systemic change, not just short-term fixes.
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  2354. ...
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  2355. When basic living costs skyrocket and communities deteriorate, people have no choice but to leave. California's housing crisis is only getting worse, and many are being pushed out of their own homes.
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  2356. That would be ironic—turning government offices into luxury spaces while former workers sleep in shelters.
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  2357. 😥😥😥
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  2358. That’s a powerful way to express regret. Many are asking the same question about the direction of the country. Thanks for adding your voice.
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  2359. NYC keeps pushing the middle class out while catering to the ultra-rich. How is anyone supposed to afford to live here anymore?
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  2360. Are you referring to a specific product or brand from China? Would love to hear more!
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  2361. Political figures come and go, but cities need long-term strategies, not just blame. The real question is whether cities will find solutions beyond political cycles.
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  2362. Clean water is a basic human right. When a city can’t provide that, it’s not just neglect—it’s systemic failure.
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  2363. Personal attacks don’t fix problems. The focus should be on policies and their real-world effects.
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  2364. Seems like an editing mistake! But the real issue is whether the situation in American cities is as bad as portrayed—or worse.
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  2365. Global economies are deeply connected, but every country must focus on fixing its own problems first.
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  2366. 🧡🧡🍀🍀
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  2367. Many feel that Musk's political involvement has impacted his business, while others see him as standing up for his beliefs. Either way, it's clear his actions have major consequences.
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  2368. The past has shaped many of today’s issues, but focusing on solutions—like affordable housing, healthcare, and fair policies—can help create a better future for everyone.
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  2369. Thanks your, have a nice day
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  2370. It’s understandable to feel that way sometimes, especially with all the uncertainty in the world. But history has shown that societies go through ups and downs, and resilience often comes from people who refuse to give up hope. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2371. Haha, I hear you! Many people are feeling disconnected from platforms they once relied on. Thanks for the light-hearted take!
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  2372. Diversity can be a strength, but when mismanaged, it leads to instability. A thriving society needs balance, opportunity, and accountability.
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  2373. True, but even with resources available, the real issue is whether they’re being used to help those in need.
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  2374. I appreciate your perspective—choosing a simpler lifestyle can bring a lot of freedom and fulfillment. While some see small spaces as a limitation, others see them as a way to escape the endless cycle of work and expenses. It’s inspiring to hear how you’ve created a life that aligns with your values. As for the content, I always strive to provide well-researched information, even though I can’t always capture every detail firsthand. I wish I had the time and resources to experience everything in person, but my goal is to bring valuable insights to viewers in the best way possible.
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  2375. Priorities matter. If there’s money for endless wars, there should be money to take care of our own people
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  2376. Some feel that way, but history shows that nations have gone through tough times and recovered. The real question is whether the U.S. can turn things around before it’s too late.
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  2377. Exactly. Housing shouldn’t be a privilege—it should be a basic human right.
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  2378. You’ve brought up some deep concerns about the relationship between tech giants and politics. It’s a conversation worth having, and I appreciate you sharing your view.
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  2379. Great prediction! Texas and California are often at the center of secession discussions due to their strong economies, unique political climates, and historical independence movements. Hawaii is another interesting case, given its distinct history and geographical separation. But the real question is: Would these states actually be better off on their own, or do they benefit more from being part of the U.S.? Curious to hear your thoughts! 🌎💭
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  2380. hat’s kind of you. It’s heartbreaking to see so many struggling. While faith brings hope, real change also needs action—better policies, affordable housing, and real support for those in need. 🙏💙
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  2381. Support, not just shelter, is essential to ending homelessness.
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  2382. That’s a strong opinion, and I appreciate you being honest. It’s good to examine the gap between hype and reality—and feedback like this helps consumers make informed choices.
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  2383. Good question. Misinformation is a real issue, and people should always verify sources. But the economic decline of major U.S. states is well-documented, and the facts speak for themselves. The key is looking at multiple sources and forming an informed opinion.
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  2384. Thank you for sharing your experience! 🇺🇸 The military was indeed a strong path for many to build discipline, skills, and opportunity. Not everyone takes the same road, but self-reliance and hard work always stand the test of time. Appreciate your perspective—wishing you all the best! 🎖👏
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  2385. It’s heartbreaking. More focus should be on real housing solutions instead of just temporary fixes.
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  2386. Exactly. If we stay silent, nothing will improve. Change starts with us
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  2387. Resource access is a critical factor in independence. Some states depend on interstate agreements for essentials like water and energy.
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  2388. It’s a sign of deeper issues. People don’t leave behind everything they know unless things have gotten really bad.
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  2389. You're absolutely right—numbers can often be misleading or underreported, and the actual scale of issues like homelessness and poverty is probably much higher than what's shown. The system often fails to accurately capture the full picture, and the lack of transparency only adds to the frustration. It’s hard to trust the official narrative when the reality feels so different. It’s a tough truth to face, but speaking up is how we start to push for change.
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  2390. Thank you for sharing! What was your experience like in Slab City? It’s such a unique place—would love to hear more about what stood out to you during your visits!
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  2391. Poets and artists have always been ahead of their time. When you look at the world today, his words feel eerily prophetic.
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  2392. Leadership decisions matter, but economic and social issues go beyond just a few politicians. Systemic reforms are needed.
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  2393. I really feel that. It’s heartbreaking to feel disconnected from the place you once called home. Thank you for sharing your truth. Sometimes naming that loss is the first step in reclaiming a voice for what needs to change.
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  2394. Thank you for your interest.
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  2395. That’s a sobering point. Many people felt the gap widened during the pandemic, and it’s understandable to question whether history will repeat itself. Your insight brings up real concerns about systemic imbalance. Thanks for sharing.
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  2396. Fair point. Some topics should focus on awareness, not just engagement tactics.
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  2397. Absolutely. Ignoring those in need only makes the problem worse. States should be investing in real solutions, not turning their backs on the most vulnerable
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  2398. Elections always bring out strong emotions. People have different reasons for supporting a candidate, and while disagreements are natural, respectful discussions help everyone understand different viewpoints. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2399. It’s true that some signs of decline are happening rapidly, and major shifts could occur sooner than expected. However, history also shows that great powers often decline in phases rather than collapsing overnight. The next decade will be crucial in determining America's trajectory. Thanks for your thought-provoking comment!
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  2400. Despite its challenges, NYC remains the most populous city in the U.S. and a top global destination
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  2401. You’re clearly passionate about this, and I hear your frustration. The economy, immigration policies, and rising costs have been a struggle for many. No leader is perfect, and people are realizing that campaign promises don’t always align with reality. It’s important to keep these discussions going and hold all politicians accountable, no matter who’s in power. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2402. Thank you for your comment! Living in areas prone to wildfires does come with significant risks, and preparedness is key. However, for many, leaving isn’t always an option due to personal, financial, or community ties. Finding ways to mitigate risks and protect lives is crucial for those who choose to stay.
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  2403. You're right—it feels like there are only two classes now: the struggling and the ultra-rich. The gap keeps growing, and the middle class is disappearing fast.
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  2404. That’s an interesting take. Some argue that corporations and lobbyists hold more power than voters, which raises concerns about democracy itself. The question is, can the system be changed, or is it too far gone?
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  2405. Exactly. Charity begins at home, and our own citizens need help first.
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  2406. Sadly, for many, that’s exactly what it feels like. The "American Dream" is slipping away, replaced by skyrocketing costs, homelessness, and struggling families.
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  2407. True, some states have the resources to stand alone, but the reality of running an independent country is much more complex than people think.
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  2408. That’s the challenge—secession isn’t just about leaving, it’s about rebuilding everything from infrastructure to defense. Most states aren’t equipped to handle that transition overnight.
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  2409. Providing shelters like Dharamshalas could help, but long-term solutions like affordable housing, mental health support, and job opportunities are needed to truly address homelessness
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  2410. National stability depends on economic strength—mass job losses weaken the country as a whole.
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  2411. Thanks for the feedback! We’ll definitely take a closer look and work on improving the accuracy. Your input helps us get better—appreciate it!
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  2412. A clever reference! Sometimes humor helps us process heavy issues. Appreciate you keeping the tone light while still being part of the conversation.
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  2413. Tesla’s stock has had major ups and downs, and investors are definitely feeling the impact of recent events. The long-term future of the company remains uncertain.
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  2414. While holding the wealthy accountable through fair taxation could help fund solutions, collaboration and sustainable policies are key. We need long-term strategies that create affordable housing, job opportunities, and support for those in need
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  2415. At this point, even prison seems like a better option than being homeless on the streets. At least they get food and shelter—something many struggling Americans don’t have
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  2416. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Providing jobs like city cleanup could be a win-win, offering meaningful work while improving the community. It’s an idea that could create positive change for everyone involved. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful holiday season!
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  2417. You’re absolutely right. Politics has become more about scoring points than actually solving problems. Until leaders put people over party, we’ll keep seeing the same cycle. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  2418. It had potential, but bad policies and greed have turned it into a crisis zone.
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  2419. Political loyalty often blinds people to reality. Many people support leaders based on emotion rather than policy, and now we’re all dealing with the fallout.
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  2420. Liberal or conservative, bad policies lead to disaster. It’s not just about one party—mismanagement, corruption, and greed affect cities regardless of political affiliation.
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  2421. "Right?
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  2422. So sad !
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  2423. Thank you for your comment! Regardless of political leadership, improving education and fostering unity are key to creating positive change. Let’s keep faith in the possibility of building stronger communities and a brighter future for everyone. Wishing you all the best!
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  2424. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s true that many don’t realize the global roots of some companies, and it’s great to hear about places like Aldi and Trader Joe’s treating employees well. Wishing you all the best and hoping more businesses follow their example to create positive work environments
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  2425. You bring up an important point. The unchecked greed and wealth concentration we’re seeing today didn’t happen overnight—it’s been decades in the making. Some argue capitalism works when properly regulated, but when corporations and elites run unchecked, the system breaks down for regular people.
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  2426. You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
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  2427. Political shifts can reshape national dynamics, but breaking apart a country is more than just leadership—it's about economics, security, and public will.
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  2428. That’s quite the map! While history has a way of shifting borders, breaking up the U.S. would come with massive economic, political, and military consequences.
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  2429. Greed is at the root of so many problems. If we prioritized people over profit, this crisis wouldn’t be so massive.
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  2430. The way things are going, more people could end up in the same situation if nothing changes.
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  2431. Exactly! Federal support keeps things running smoothly. Without it, states would need major economic planning to survive independently.
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  2432. Many feel betrayed, but political solutions—not despair—are needed.
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  2433. A lot of frustration about wealth and power in politics. No matter who’s in charge, the gap between regular people and the ultra-rich keeps getting wider.
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  2434. Thanks for sharing your experience. That sounds frustrating, and I agree—good customer service is foundational for trust. Your story adds an important angle to this discussion.
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  2435. Economic downturns repeat throughout history—learning from the past is crucial.
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  2436. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s true that some people feel more connected to certain cultures or traditions. Embracing what feels right for you can lead to a more meaningful life. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, peace, and a sense of belonging wherever you are!
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  2437. Politicians make the policies, but voters keep putting them in office. At some point, people have to take responsibility for the choices they make, or things will never change.
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  2438. That’s a powerful statement. Systemic inequality has been a reality for a long time, and now more people are feeling the effects. The real question is—will it finally lead to change?
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  2439. Competition is part of the system, but a strong society takes care of everyone, not just the top earners. Economic balance is key to preventing crises like this.
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  2440. Polls are definitely controversial—and often confusing. It’s okay to question them, especially when they don’t reflect what you see around you. Thanks for keeping a critical eye. The truth usually lies between the headlines.
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  2441. Mixing business with politics is always risky. Some believe Musk’s political involvement has hurt his businesses, while others think he’s using his influence strategically. Either way, the consequences are becoming clear.
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  2442. No matter who’s in charge, this crisis won’t fix itself without real action.
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  2443. New England as a single entity would be interesting! Given its shared history, politics, and economy, some argue it could function as its own region—or even join Canada.
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  2444. Exactly! Billions are spent, but the problem keeps getting worse. Where is the money really going? It’s time for real accountability and actual solutions—not just throwing cash at the issue with no results.
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  2445. No flashy edits, no gimmicks, no over-the-top reactions. Just pure, raw Asmon doing what he does best—and I’m here for it!
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  2446. That’s heartbreaking. Small businesses are the backbone of any community, but when crime rises and costs go up, many owners have no choice but to shut down. The real loss isn’t just businesses—it’s the communities that rely on them.
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  2447. You’ve highlighted a key concern: when everyday people struggle, seeing calls for bailouts at the top can feel deeply unjust. It’s important we keep demanding transparency and fairness in how resources are distributed. Appreciate you bringing this to light.
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  2448. That’s the billion-dollar question. If America prioritized its own citizens, homelessness wouldn’t be this severe.
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  2449. Fair point! The financial aspect of secession is complex, and federal tax redistribution plays a major role in how states function. Looking at historical examples like Brexit does offer some parallels, though every case is unique. Thanks for your critical perspective!
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  2450. I hear the urgency in your words. It’s clear that for many people, these choices feel deeply personal. Thank you for sharing—conversations like this remind us how important it is to stay informed and deliberate in the choices we make.
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  2451. A classic reference—thanks for dropping that in. Sometimes music captures the mood better than anything else.
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  2452. Rural life has its appeal—peace, nature, and lower costs. But for many, cities are still where opportunities and resources exist.
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  2453. There’s no doubt that Musk’s financial moves have been bold, and they come with big risks. Whether he thrives or struggles, his impact on business and technology is undeniable.
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  2454. Great point! Even within states, there are deep political and economic divides. Secession could create even more fragmentation.
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  2455. The divide in America goes beyond any single leader. The real question is whether it can still unify or if the cracks are too deep.
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  2456. That’s a heartfelt call for compassion and action. True leadership isn’t just about success—it’s about lifting others up too. Thank you for sharing such a meaningful message.
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  2457. You’re not alone. A lot of people who once admired Musk are now questioning everything. Whether it’s his business decisions, his political involvement, or his leadership style, the cracks in his image are becoming impossible to ignore.
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  2458. That’s a well-thought-out scenario! The economic and geopolitical implications of a Pacific States secession would be massive. Trade, transportation, and currency stability would all be critical factors. Whether such a move would be feasible or beneficial long-term is debatable, but it’s a fascinating concept to explore. Thanks for contributing such a detailed perspective!
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  2459. We truly appreciate your thoughts! Wishing you all the best in your endeavors.
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  2460. Thank you for your compassionate thoughts! It’s heartening to see people from around the world care about important issues. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with kindness, hope, and positive change!
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  2461.  @MichaelMcMillan-k1s  Thanks you Merry Christmas
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  2462. Yes. Thanks you
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  2463. It’s understandable to feel this way about the challenges we see today. However, there are still many bright spots in the U.S., such as its innovative spirit, diversity, and resilience. Investing in education and fostering partnerships between communities and businesses can help shift the focus toward creating opportunities for everyone. Let’s work together for a brighter future!
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  2464. The decline is undeniable, but the real question is whether the U.S. can reinvent itself or if this downward spiral will continue.
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  2465. Many powerful nations have collapsed throughout history, but predicting the exact timeline is difficult. The U.S. still has resources, but can it manage them wisely?
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  2466. Every election carries consequences, and leadership decisions impact economic and social policies in different ways. Some people support their approach to business and governance, while others see their influence as destabilizing. The challenge is always finding a balance that benefits the majority. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  2467. The lack of proper city planning, public spaces, and infrastructure shows where priorities lie—profit over people. A country should be more than just a collection of businesses; it should be a home for its people.
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  2468. America has always had competing visions for its future. The real challenge is finding a balance between protecting national interests and maintaining global leadership.
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  2469. It’s a tough reality when so many feel overlooked, but we can all continue pushing for better policies and systems to help those in need. Stay strong, and let's hope for change!
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  2470. Thank you for your comment. It's a harsh truth that the lack of financial incentives often leaves the homeless neglected. This documentary aims to shed light on the dark side of how society addresses—or fails to address—homelessness. Hopefully, raising awareness can inspire more meaningful action and change
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  2471. That’s the harsh reality. When basic survival depends on every paycheck, there’s no room for setbacks—one unexpected bill, job loss, or medical emergency, and everything can come crashing down.
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  2472. Political leadership matters, but policies matter more. Whether a city is run by Democrats or Republicans, bad decisions lead to the same result—decline.
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  2473. Great questions! 1⃣ The fastest-growing and most prosperous states in the U.S. often include Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Arizona, North Carolina, Georgia, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, and Colorado—states with booming economies, lower taxes, and business-friendly policies. However, growth comes with challenges: rising housing costs, overcrowding, and infrastructure strain. 2⃣ As for declining or collapsing states, leadership plays a crucial role. Policies must address homelessness, job creation, economic revitalization, and social stability—not just short-term fixes. No president, including Trump, can single-handedly reverse deep-rooted issues; it takes state-level leadership, business investment, and community action to create lasting change. Growth and decline are two sides of the same coin—some states thrive while others struggle, and history shows that shifts happen over time. The key is to balance economic expansion with sustainable living conditions for all citizens.
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  2474. It’s a harsh truth—when even death comes with a price tag, you know the system is broken. America has the resources to thrive, but corporate greed keeps the working class trapped in a cycle of debt. The question is, will people demand change before it’s too late?
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  2475. Yess, Good luck
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  2476. Absolutely. Greed and corruption often drive the system, while the most vulnerable are left behind. Power and wealth should be used to uplift, not to control and exploit.
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  2477. Censorship is frustrating, especially when people are just trying to discuss real issues.
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  2478. The time to act is now—ignoring the problem won’t make it go away.
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  2479. Thank you for your feedback! Proper pronunciation adds credibility and professionalism to any documentary. We hope future productions pay closer attention to these details to ensure a more engaging and accurate viewing experience. Your input is valuable—thanks for sharing!
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  2480. Absolutely. Charity should start at home—Americans are struggling, yet billions go overseas. It’s time to take care of our own first.
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  2481. Cities face different challenges regardless of political leadership. The real focus should be on what policies and leadership styles actually work to improve conditions.
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  2482. That’s the big question. Complaining after the fact doesn’t help unless it leads to real change at the ballot box.
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  2483. That’s the big question. Right now, people are moving to find better opportunities, but if every state starts facing the same problems, what then? At some point, running isn’t the answer—real solutions are.
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  2484. Many people feel the same way. The country has changed, and not for the better. What used to be a place of opportunity now feels like a place of survival for too many Americans.
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  2485. There’s no doubt that tariffs and international sentiment play a huge role in shaping the economy. The question is, how will businesses and consumers adapt? Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2486. California and Musk had a strong relationship for years, but tensions have grown. While some see him as an innovator, others believe his push against regulations is harmful.
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  2487. So sadd
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  2488. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and heartfelt comment. You’ve highlighted critical issues, from homelessness and job employment to the need for prioritizing domestic welfare over global military spending. Addressing these concerns through education, fair policies, and transparent governance could pave the way for a brighter future. Change takes time, but raising awareness is a powerful first step. Wishing you hope and positive change ahead!
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  2489. A classic reference! 😆 The markets are definitely reacting to all the chaos surrounding Musk and his companies. Whether Tesla rebounds or falls further will be one of the most closely watched stories in business. Thanks for the humor!
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  2490. COVID-19 was a defining moment for the country, and the way it was handled will always be debated. The bigger question is—what lessons were actually learned?
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  2491. It’s not just America—people everywhere tend to ignore problems until they’re impossible to avoid. But the real wake-up call isn’t about one politician, it’s about realizing how the system is working against everyday people.
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  2492. That’s both sad and inspiring. Instead of spending money to push homeless people away, cities should invest in real solutions like affordable housing and support programs. Creativity shouldn’t have to be a survival skill
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  2493. Sadly, some do profit from crisis, but real solutions exist—like investing in affordable housing and mental health support instead of temporary band-aids.
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  2494. Blaming the public doesn’t help—policies and leadership decisions got us here.
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  2495. 😥
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  2496. The world is more interconnected than ever, and if the U.S. fractures, it won’t just be an internal crisis—it will have global consequences. The balance of power is fragile, and history shows that economic and political instability often lead to larger conflicts.
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  2497. Tesla’s reputation has changed significantly over the years. While it was once seen as the leader in electric vehicles, competition is increasing, and consumer perception is shifting. Many people are now looking at alternatives that offer better quality and affordability.
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  2498. You bring up a great point about California’s water resources! The state plays a major role in both the economy and resource distribution, and discussions about its contributions are always relevant. The economic relationship between states is complex, and California’s impact is undeniable. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  2499. Thanks for your comment! May your efforts bring you great success.
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  2500. That’s a fair point! Musk didn’t found Tesla or Twitter, but he certainly transformed them. SpaceX, on the other hand, is his brainchild, and while we’re still waiting for that first commercial flight, the progress in space travel has been impressive. Maybe one day, waking up to a ticket for Mars won’t seem so far-fetched! Thanks for sharing your perspective. 🚀
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  2501. Job security is a major concern, especially during layoffs. Some believe Musk prioritizes business growth over employees, while others see him as making tough but necessary decisions.
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  2502. You make a powerful point. Societal problems aren’t limited to one region—they’re a global challenge. Meaningful change is possible when individuals, communities, and governments work together with compassion and responsibility. Caring about humanity’s future is the first step toward real solutions
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  2503. Faith and moral values have played a role in shaping many nations throughout history. Whether through religion, ethics, or a shared sense of purpose, unity and positive change often come from a collective desire to improve society. Thank you for sharing your heartfelt message!
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  2504. The before and after photos are truly shocking. It’s heartbreaking to see so much architectural beauty and historical charm lost over the years. The dark side of urban decline, with rising homelessness and abandoned buildings, is a stark reminder of the challenges many American cities face today.
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  2505. That’s an interesting take! Discussions on climate change, faith, and societal division are always complex. The challenge is finding ways to come together despite differences. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2506. It proves that wealth alone doesn’t solve problems—priorities and policies do.
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  2507. High-profile figures like Musk do attract both admiration and criticism. With his increasing influence, security concerns are definitely something to consider.
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  2508. It truly is heartbreaking. Faith can bring hope, but real change also requires action. We need compassion, better policies, and real solutions to help those struggling. 🙏💔
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  2509. There’s definitely a lot of frustration on all sides. People want solutions, but instead, it feels like everyone is just pointing fingers.
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  2510. Fair point! AI narration is just a tool, but the real message comes from the research, data, and human effort behind the video.
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  2511. Leadership matters, but so do policies, economic shifts, and long-term planning. The real question is: What kind of leadership can actually fix these problems?
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  2512. You definitely brought some wordplay with that one! Humor and sarcasm can say a lot. Appreciate you being here and speaking your mind—every voice adds to the bigger picture.
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  2513. It’s frustrating. The resources exist, but they’re often directed away from those who need them most.
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  2514. A strong take! Following through on promises is one thing, but the impact of those actions is another. Trade policies can reshape entire industries, and only time will tell whether this approach strengthens or weakens the country. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2515. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The dark side of these issues often intersects with homelessness and systemic poverty, creating a cycle that's hard to escape. While not all prostitution involves trafficking, the exploitation of vulnerable individuals—especially those without homes or support systems—remains a significant concern. Corruption and lack of oversight further worsen these conditions, making it harder for people to break free. Addressing homelessness and poverty is essential to tackling the root causes of exploitation in any form
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  2516. Life isn’t always that simple. Some people fall through the cracks due to bad luck, not bad choices. A society should work to lift people up, not just blame them.
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  2517. Good point! California is massive, and while some areas are struggling, others are thriving. The media often highlights the worst parts, but the full picture is more complex.
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  2518. Economic instability fuels these discussions, but the U.S. still has significant strengths. The question is whether leadership can turn things around.
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  2519. Preparing for uncertainty is wise, but the system should not force people into survivalist mindsets.
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  2520. Bold economic moves always come with risks, both political and personal.
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  2521. That’s a valid point. Instead of focusing on separation, efforts should go toward fixing economic disparities and supporting struggling Americans. A strong nation takes care of its people first.
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  2522. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! Poverty and homelessness are indeed ongoing struggles in America, reflecting a challenging and deeply rooted issue in our society. It's a stark reminder of the inequalities that persist, even in one of the wealthiest countries in the world. Let's hope for more effective solutions and support for those who need it most. Wishing you all the best
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  2523. That’s an interesting perspective. While economic and social challenges in the U.S. are undeniable, addressing issues like income inequality, affordable housing, and fair labor policies can help create a more equitable society. Strengthening education and opportunities for all communities is key to building a brighter future for everyone.
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  2524. Prayers are powerful, and so is action. 🙏 May we all work toward real solutions—affordable housing, support systems, and compassion—to help those in need.
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  2525. I encourage everyone here to express themselves with respect. Let’s focus on ideas and impacts rather than name-calling. A civil conversation helps us all grow.
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  2526. Exactly. No one should be forgotten or left behind. Providing support and opportunities can change lives. Thank you for sharing this. Wishing for a future where everyone gets the help they need.
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  2527. That’s the million-dollar question. Poor leadership, rising crime, bad economic policies—it all adds up. When a place stops being livable, people won’t stick around out of loyalty. They’ll go where they can actually build a future.
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  2528. 100% agree. Without mental health support, even housing solutions won’t be enough for many.
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  2529. That would be a geopolitical shift like no other! But would Californians want that change, and would Canada actually agree?
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  2530. Investing in education creates a stronger future for everyone. Policies should prioritize opportunities for the next generation!
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  2531. Decline is avoidable, but only with responsible governance and economic reform.
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  2532. Texas has a strong economy, but no country thrives in isolation. Would it strengthen ties with Mexico, forge new global partnerships, or struggle to maintain its economic power alone?
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  2533. Yes, that shift is happening in many places. Thanks for bringing it up—it shows how collective action can change even the biggest industries.
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  2534. America needs to put its own people first—focus on homelessness, mental health, and jobs instead of sending billions overseas.
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  2535. Job security is a challenge for everyone, but public service cuts impact entire communities.
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  2536. A lot of people feel that way, but others argue that the system was already broken before Trump. The real question is whether any leader can truly fix it.
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  2537. That’s the way to do it! Self-sufficiency is becoming more important than ever.
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  2538. Looks like the editors might have made a mistake! Still, the bigger issue is what American cities can learn from others about urban planning and resilience.
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  2539. Leadership should be about uniting, not dividing the country.
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  2540. I get what you're saying—many cities are becoming unlivable, even for those who can afford housing. The real issue is deeper than just free housing; it’s about safety, opportunity, and a system that actually works for the people.
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  2541. Leadership matters, but both sides have had a hand in creating this crisis. It's time for solutions, not just blame.
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  2542. If Canada ever annexed parts of the U.S., it wouldn’t be for storage—it’d be for resources. America still has plenty of valuable assets, even in struggling cities.
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  2543. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You're absolutely right—bringing back manufacturing and creating more jobs could help reduce poverty and homelessness. As for Portland, it's surprising it didn’t make the list, given the struggles it's facing. Let’s hope for better solutions and progress in all these cities. Stay hopeful and take care!
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  2544. That’s the real crisis no one wants to talk about. Businesses leaving means fewer jobs, less tax revenue, and a downward spiral that’s hard to stop. If states don’t fix their economic policies, they won’t just lose companies—they’ll lose entire communities.
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  2545. "Out of sight, out of mind" isn’t a solution. We need to address homelessness directly. Wishing for more awareness and action.
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  2546. Thanks for sharing your perspective. No matter where people stand politically, there’s no denying that many feel the country’s heading in the wrong direction. The goal of this channel is to create space for all voices to be heard—so thank you for adding yours. Let’s keep the conversation open and constructive.
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  2547. Thank you for your comment! Addressing homelessness is indeed complex. Providing support for individuals struggling with substance use disorders is crucial, as is offering access to employment opportunities. Organizations like The Salvation Army offer job placement assistance to help individuals re-enter the workforce. Additionally, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) provides resources for those seeking help with substance use issues. Combining these efforts can lead to more effective solutions in combating homelessness
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  2548. The Cybertruck’s design is definitely polarizing. Some love it, some think it looks like an unfinished concept car. The real test will be whether it actually delivers on performance or just becomes another overhyped failure.
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  2549. Lincoln led during a time of deep division, but at least he tried to reunite the country. Today’s leaders?
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  2550. Alaska’s geography makes independence a complex issue. It has resources, but being cut off from the mainland U.S. would make self-sufficiency much harder than people realize.
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  2551. It's crazy how high taxes can get in some places! With so many different types of taxes—income, VAT, tolls, and property taxes—it's no wonder people feel the strain. Even with cheaper oil, the added taxes can make life more expensive. It really puts into perspective the burden on everyday people in different parts of the world!
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  2552. Job cuts are always tough, and corporate decisions like those made by Elon Musk have real consequences. Balancing innovation and economic stability is a major challenge. Thanks for joining the discussion!
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  2553. There are definitely signs of struggle—homelessness, rising costs, and a widening wealth gap. While the U.S. still has immense power, ignoring these internal issues could lead to bigger problems. A strong nation takes care of its own people first
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  2554. That would be an interesting twist in history! But merging two very different political and economic systems would be a massive challenge.
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  2555. There’s a lot to unpack here! Corporate responsibility and tax policies are hot-button issues, and people are divided on whether billionaires should have a role in government. Appreciate your thoughts!
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  2556.  @reduwanwan7217  America isn't poor in resources, but in priorities. A place that feels like paradise to some can be a daily struggle for others.
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  2557. Wealth plays a significant role in politics, but ultimately, leadership decisions are made through elections. Musk’s political influence continues to be a topic of debate.
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  2558. It’s eerie how fiction is starting to resemble reality. The difference is, we still have the power to change the ending.
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  2559. That’s one perspective! Musk has positioned himself as a problem-solver in many industries, but his methods don’t always sit well with everyone. Whether he’s saving or disrupting things is up for debate. Appreciate your input!
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  2560. Exactly! Solving homelessness isn’t just about shelters—it’s about fixing the economy, healthcare, and social safety nets.
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  2561. Absolutely. Compassion and action go hand in hand—we need real change.
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  2562. Taking action, even small steps like where we spend our money, can be empowering. Many people are rethinking their choices in today’s economy. Thanks for sharing your stance.
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  2563. Hard to believe, but even harder to ignore. This shouldn't be happening in a wealthy nation.
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  2564. Technically correct! But "America" has long been used to refer to the U.S. in common language.
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  2565. There are strong opinions on both sides, and Trump’s leadership has certainly been one of the most divisive in history. No matter where people stand, it’s clear that America is at a crossroads.
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  2566. Politicians lie—it’s almost expected at this point. The real issue isn’t just whether Trump lies, but whether his policies actually helped or hurt the country.
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  2567. It’s definitely facing some serious challenges, but history has shown resilience is possible when people demand real change.
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  2568. Many people believe Trump should be held accountable for his actions, just like many believe past presidents should have been. The debate now is whether justice will actually be served or if power will always protect those at the top.
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  2569. That’s beautifully said—there’s a lot of wisdom in your words. Your reminder about humility, accountability, and the power of the people resonates deeply. Thank you for such a thoughtful and spiritual reflection.
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  2570. That’s a tough question. Large-scale factories like the Gigafactory require sustained demand to stay profitable. If Tesla can’t maintain production at full capacity, Nevada could face serious economic challenges. Hopefully, Tesla finds a way to stabilize before things get worse. Thanks for your input!
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  2571. A lot of people are frustrated with where the country is heading, but leaving isn’t always as simple as it sounds. Hope everything goes smoothly for your husband’s arrival!
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  2572. It's hard not to wonder if there's a bigger agenda at play. When basic needs like housing and healthcare are out of reach for so many, it definitely feels like the system is failing on purpose
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  2573. The system seems built to deny help until people give up. No one should have to fight this hard just to survive.
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  2574. Some believe Musk and Trump are master strategists, while others see them as manipulators. Their impact on business and politics is undeniable, and time will tell how their legacies unfold.
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  2575. I understand the strong emotions behind your statement. Let’s try to keep the conversation focused on how policies are affecting real people’s lives. If you have any personal experience with the impact of tariffs, I’d love to hear more.
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  2576. :(
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  2577. You make a great point. When leadership becomes more about personal gain than serving the people, everyone suffers. Accountability and real change can only happen when voters stay informed and demand better. Thanks for your comment!
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  2578. That’s an eye-opening way to describe it. The dark side of this so-called 'paradise' is that it’s more a reflection of despair than freedom. The overwhelming homelessness and lack of basic infrastructure show the harsh reality of life in such an environment. It’s a reminder of how much work needs to be done to address these systemic issues
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  2579. A lot of people have strong opinions about Trump’s business practices. The real question is, do people see improvement in their daily lives under different leadership?
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  2580. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The debate over how tax money is spent—whether domestically or abroad—is an important one. Many people feel strongly about prioritizing support for Americans in need, and it’s a conversation worth having to ensure resources are used effectively and fairly
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  2581. The discussion around government subsidies and Musk’s companies is definitely an ongoing debate. Some argue that his innovations justify the support, while others feel taxpayer money shouldn’t be used for private enterprises. It’s an important conversation—appreciate your take!
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  2582. Absolutely. The crisis is growing, and if real solutions aren’t put in place soon, it will only get worse. It’s past time for action.
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  2583. The wealth gap is a joke at this point—rich at the top, suffering at the bottom.
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  2584. Trade wars hurt both sides. The bigger question is how the economy and state relations recover after the damage is done.
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  2585. His leadership style is aggressive, and it’s true that many of his decisions have led to layoffs and financial chaos. Some see it as necessary disruption, others see it as reckless destruction. Either way, his actions have real consequences.
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  2586. Thanks for sharing your political take. Leadership choices matter deeply to people’s lives and livelihoods. Let’s keep the space open for diverse opinions while maintaining a respectful and thoughtful tone. Appreciate your comment.
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  2587. Political tensions are high, and many people feel strongly about leadership and election integrity. Regardless of political stance, engagement and civic participation are crucial. Thanks for joining the conversation!
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  2588. That’s a powerful quote, and history seems to repeat itself in cycles. The challenge now is whether people can break that cycle and rebuild before things get worse.
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  2589. The U.S. has survived many political shifts. Leaders come and go, but the real question is whether the country can rebuild unity and economic stability beyond individual figures.
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  2590. The idea of secession isn't just about geography—it's about identity and governance. Would leaving really solve more problems than it creates?
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  2591. California’s economy is massive, but independence would also bring new costs and responsibilities. Could it sustain itself without federal support?
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  2592. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s a poignant reminder that struggles with poverty and inequality can happen anywhere. Recognizing this can help foster greater empathy and collaboration across nations. Wishing for positive changes and a better future for all!
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  2593. Elon Musk has been a controversial figure, especially as he gets more involved in politics. While some see him as an innovator, others believe his influence is causing more harm than good.
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  2594. The dream still exists, but it’s harder to reach for many. Fixing economic disparity is key.
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  2595. Homelessness looks different in every country, but at the end of the day, it’s a crisis no matter where it happens. The real question is, why aren’t billions in aid making a difference?
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  2596. Homelessness has increased under both parties. It’s a complex issue that requires deeper solutions.
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  2597. That’s the concern—if infrastructure, crime, and homelessness continue to worsen, what’s stopping these cities from becoming unrecognizable from struggling nations?
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  2598. Protecting natural resources is crucial, but political instability only makes exploitation more likely.
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  2599. Words are easy, but real accountability and action are what actually matter.
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  2600. He could, but the real question is: Why should billionaires be responsible for fixing what the government fails to address?
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  2601. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Many people are finding creative ways to manage their budgets in today’s economy. While staying home and cutting costs can help, addressing systemic issues like affordable living and fair wages is key to creating a better quality of life for everyone. Wishing you strength and brighter days ahead!
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  2602. You're absolutely right. This crisis is spreading beyond major cities, and it needs urgent attention nationwide. Thank you for highlighting this. Wishing for real solutions and support for those in need.
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  2603. Thank you for your insight! Cheyenne's diverse geography and climate, along with its growing tech scene, definitely make it an attractive option. The idea of having a home base there while exploring the rest of the state sounds like a refreshing change from NYC's hustle. I'll definitely give it some serious thought
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  2604. That’s something a lot of long-time residents are saying. California has changed in so many ways—some good, some bad—but for many, it just doesn’t feel like home anymore.
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  2605. Thank you for your comment! It’s true that what once seemed like science fiction is now edging closer to reality. The potential for AI-powered drones and robots to be hacked or go rogue raises serious ethical and security concerns. It's a scenario that highlights the urgent need for international regulations and safeguards to prevent such dangers
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  2606. You're absolutely right—Sacramento is also facing a growing homelessness crisis that deserves attention. It’s heartbreaking to see how widespread this issue has become across so many cities, including those that often fly under the radar. Thank you for pointing this out!
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  2607. God bless America indeed! May we all work together for a brighter, more compassionate future. Thank you for your kind words. Wishing you peace and hope
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  2608. Exactly. The cost of living keeps climbing, but wages stay the same. If nothing changes, more people will be pushed onto the streets.
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  2609. The economic consequences of a state breaking away would be massive. While some industries might stay, others could relocate, creating a major economic shift. Texas has been attracting businesses, but California still remains a powerhouse in tech, entertainment, and finance. It’s an interesting debate with a lot of moving parts. Appreciate your take on this!
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  2610. You raise a powerful point about the broader forces shaping America’s trajectory. Economic policies, division, and media-driven culture wars all contribute to where we are today. The real challenge is finding common ground and working toward solutions instead of deepening the divide. Thanks for your insightful comment!
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  2611. Sometimes, all we can do is watch and hope for better days. Good night, and may tomorrow bring hope.
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  2612. Allies are built on trust and stability, and right now, America is struggling with both. But history shows that countries can recover—if people make better choices moving forward.
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  2613. Women contribute significantly to society in every field. Blaming an entire gender for political failures is not the answer.
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  2614. Sadly, too many prioritize power and profit over real solutions. It’s time to demand accountability.
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  2615. Yes
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  2616. Because wealth isn’t the issue—distribution and priorities are.
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  2617. Many people feel strongly about their influence, whether positively or negatively. Their decisions will have lasting impacts on business and politics in the U.S.
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  2618. Thank you for your insight! You're absolutely right—policies that prioritize the wealthy often leave the most vulnerable in a tough spot. I hope we see more focus on creating fair solutions for everyone in the future. Wishing you all the best!
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  2619. You make a valid point—product quality and relevance are key. Thank you for pointing that out. Consumer feedback like yours helps push industries to do better.
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  2620. The U.S. has major challenges, but also the resilience to rebuild. The question is whether leadership will step up.
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  2621. Accountability is crucial, but the bigger question is: Who will step up to fix the crisis?
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  2622. Thank you for the honest emotion—it's clear you're speaking from frustration, and many people share that regret. Sometimes it takes living through the consequences to really see the truth. Your voice is part of that awakening.
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  2623. 🧡🧡🍀🍀
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  2624. Strong feelings for sure—and political alliances can stir up a lot of debate. Let's remember this is a space for everyone, no matter where they stand, so we can exchange ideas without personal attacks. Appreciate your engagement.
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  2625. It really is heartbreaking. No one should be left without shelter in a country with so many resources. Something needs to change. 💔
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  2626. Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! We’re glad the video resonated with you and helped shed light on these important issues. Raising awareness about poverty and homelessness is something we’re passionate about. We appreciate your engagement and encourage you to explore more content on our channel—we aim to keep delivering meaningful and thought-provoking stories.
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  2627. Thanks for sharing your shopping choices. It’s great to hear how you’re being intentional with where you spend your money. Your comment reflects how consumer habits are shifting.
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  2628. Dysfunction in leadership is a huge problem. When politics becomes about personal battles instead of solutions, cities suffer. Governing isn’t about winning arguments—it’s about fixing problems.
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  2629. That’s the big question—transparency and accountability are desperately needed.
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  2630. Companies thrive on stability and global markets. Without U.S. financial backing, a standalone Cascadia might struggle to keep its tech dominance.
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  2631. Musk’s influence is global, and platforms like X (formerly Twitter) play a major role in shaping narratives around the world. The bigger question is whether that influence is being used responsibly or just to push his own agenda.
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  2632. Thanks for your comment! 🇺🇸 That’s the question many are asking. What do you think his next move will be? Appreciate your thoughts, and have an amazing day! 🚀
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  2633. That’s a sharp perspective, and one that reflects how closely business and politics are now intertwined. Thanks for voicing your concerns—it’s important to keep these conversations going.
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  2634. Musk’s leadership style has always been controversial, but if investors start turning against him, that could be the real tipping point for his companies.
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  2635. Many people feel like no matter who’s in office, the problems don’t change. That’s why so many are frustrated with politics as a whole.
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  2636. When crime rises, infrastructure crumbles, and businesses leave, even once-thriving cities start feeling like they’re in decline. If leaders don’t address these issues, the gap between rich and poor will only get wider.
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  2637. Interesting take. His leadership style certainly pushed some states further apart politically. But would any of them actually leave? That’s a whole other challenge.
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  2638. Detroit has faced major hardships, but revitalization efforts are bringing life back. The city’s resilience could lead to another comeback.
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  2639. Immigration policies are one factor, but rising crime, high taxes, and economic instability are bigger reasons people are leaving these cities.
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  2640. Corruption and global power struggles are not new, but focusing on solutions instead of fear is what really helps nations stay strong.
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  2641. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! It’s truly concerning that working long hours still isn’t enough for many to afford housing. We’re glad the video resonated with you and helped raise awareness. Let’s hope for meaningful reforms and better opportunities for all.
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  2642. I hear the global frustration you’re pointing to. Thanks for sharing the international viewpoint—it’s valuable for this discussion and helps highlight how U.S. decisions ripple far beyond its borders.
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  2643. That kind of funding could solve homelessness overnight, but instead, it’s spent elsewhere.
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  2644. Gambling taps into human psychology—it’s the thrill of risk, the hope of a big win, and the rush of anticipation. For some, it’s entertainment, but for others, it becomes addictive because of the dopamine hit from near-misses and wins. Casinos and betting platforms are designed to keep people playing, using lights, sounds, and rewards to make it hard to walk away.
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  2645.  @darkokovac2665  Congratulation
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  2646. When a handful of people hoard wealth while millions struggle, society is bound to collapse. Fair taxation and responsible policies could change this.
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  2647. No one expects their community to decline, but it happens slowly—one bad decision at a time. If things don’t turn around, the next generation might not have anything left to rebuild.
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  2648. Great question! They have strong economies but rely on federal infrastructure and defense. Independence would be a challenge.
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  2649. That’s a powerful perspective. History has shown that empires often collapse from within, and many believe America is no exception.
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  2650. When a society declines, so does its education. A misinformed population is easier to control, and that benefits those in power.
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  2651. Political divisions in the U.S. run deep, and many people express frustration over ideological conflicts. However, history shows that unity, even amidst differences, often leads to greater strength. Thank you for sharing your thoughts—political discourse is always valuable!
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  2652. Yes—love the optimism! New York has a long history of resilience, and your comment is a great reminder of that. Thanks for keeping the hope alive.
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  2653. Homelessness is the result of decades of economic policies, not just one party’s decisions.
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  2654. You were lucky to experience them in their prime. Cities evolve, and while they’re struggling now, history shows that great cities have a way of reinventing themselves.
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  2655. Comparisons like these always spark heated debates. The intersection of business and politics is more intense than ever, and Tesla’s direction will be interesting to watch.
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  2656. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Rising costs and tax allocations can be frustrating, especially when essential services feel underfunded. Balancing support for public institutions like education while ensuring fair access to services is a challenge many communities face. Open discussions about resource management can help create more equitable systems. Wishing you brighter days ahead
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  2657. Many cities are struggling, and some are on the verge of joining this list.
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  2658. That’s a strong phrase, and it reflects how deeply some people feel about leadership and its consequences. I appreciate you being part of the conversation, even when it’s tough.
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  2659. A lot of people are realizing that self-sufficiency is the best long-term plan. When the cost of living keeps rising and wages stay the same, people who can afford to leave are making moves. The real question is: how much worse does it have to get before the majority wake up?
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  2660. So sad!
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  2661. That’s the sad reality. Homeownership used to be a symbol of stability, but now, even basic necessities are becoming unaffordable. If things don’t change, the next generation won’t even know what the "American Dream" was supposed to be.
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  2662. Food insecurity is complex—cheap, unhealthy food is more accessible than nutritious options for many struggling families.
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  2663. You bring up a strong point about resilience and adaptability. Many people have had to pivot and find new opportunities during tough times. However, for some, transitioning to a new career isn’t always immediate, especially with financial constraints. Encouraging skill-building and adaptability is key—thanks for sharing your experience!
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  2664. That’s a tough feeling, and I can understand why you might question it. A lot has changed, and the challenges today are real. But at the same time, opportunities still exist, even if they look different from what your parents envisioned. Their sacrifice is meaningful, and hopefully, things will turn around. Appreciate you sharing this.
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  2665. Exactly. Shelters are a temporary band-aid, but without affordable housing and livable wages, the cycle of homelessness will never end.
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  2666. Global power shifts are inevitable, but predicting them is never easy. The real question is how the U.S. positions itself in an evolving world.
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  2667. I’ve been shopping at Walmart for years, and lately I’ve started noticing small price jumps on everyday items. I’m not angry—just curious. Are others seeing the same thing where they live, or is this more of a regional trend?
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  2668. :((
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  2669. That’s right! Despite challenges, the foundation of the U.S. is built on staying united—even when opinions differ.
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  2670. That’s a serious issue, and you’ve brought attention to something many care deeply about—worker rights and fair treatment. Thank you for raising it.
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  2671. Addiction is a disease, not just a choice. Without proper rehabilitation and mental health support, breaking the cycle is nearly impossible.
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  2672. Absolutely. Wages aren’t keeping up, rent is skyrocketing, and basic necessities are becoming unaffordable. No wonder so many are struggling
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  2673. Exactly. The gap between the rich and poor keeps growing, and the middle class is getting squeezed out. If this continues, there won’t be much of a middle class left.
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  2674. If the definition of peace is just "not dropping bombs," that’s a pretty low bar. A real leader should focus on building stability, opportunity, and security at home—not just avoiding conflict abroad.
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  2675. Yes :))
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  2676. Secession sounds bold, but the reality is complex—most states rely heavily on federal support.
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  2677. Political leaders always evoke strong reactions, and Trump is no exception. The impact of policies—whether good or bad—is always up for debate, but it’s clear that people feel deeply about the direction of the country. Thanks for engaging with the discussion!
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  2678. That’s an interesting observation! America is often known for its fast-paced lifestyle, from innovation to daily living. While speed can lead to progress, it’s also important to find balance and ensure everyone benefits from the advancements
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  2679. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The rising cost of living and housing instability are pressing concerns in the U.S. Addressing these issues requires fair wages, affordable housing, and compassionate policies. Let’s hope for meaningful change that supports all citizens striving for a better life
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  2680. Leadership decisions certainly have long-term consequences, and economic shifts under any administration affect millions. The challenge is how to adapt and ensure stability moving forward. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2681. 😥🙏
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  2682.  @GarrettSAlston  That’s incredibly inspiring! Your story shows that homelessness isn’t always linked to choices like drugs or alcohol, and that even in tough circumstances, people can achieve remarkable things. It’s a reminder that everyone’s situation is unique, and there’s often much more to a person’s story than meets the eye. Your resilience is truly admirable!
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  2683. Musk is undoubtedly a polarizing figure, and his business decisions and political views have shaped how people see him. While some still support him, others believe his recent actions have led to his downfall.
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  2684. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. The growing gap between extreme wealth and poverty is deeply concerning. It’s a reminder that more equitable systems and compassionate policies are needed to address the struggles faced by so many. Change starts with collective awareness and action
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  2685. It’s shocking, but sadly, it’s becoming the new normal.
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  2686. Tesla has certainly received mixed reviews. While some love its innovation, others have concerns about quality and design. Either way, Tesla has changed the auto industry forever.
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  2687. 😥😥😥😥
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  2688. Amen!
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  2689. Many people on the ground see the decline firsthand—it’s not just media exaggeration.
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  2690. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Discussions about solutions to border-related challenges are complex and require careful consideration of all perspectives. It's crucial to focus on balanced policies that address security while also respecting human dignity and fostering global cooperation. Wishing for thoughtful and effective solutions in the future!
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  2691. Thank you for your comment! It’s true that many people are relocating from states like California to places like Texas and Florida for various reasons, including affordability and lifestyle. This migration brings both opportunities and challenges as different perspectives come together in new communities.
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  2692. While the financial system can feel overwhelming at times, staying informed and making smart financial decisions can help reclaim control. Wishing you prosperity and a brighter financial future!
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  2693. Thank you for such a thoughtful and compassionate comment. Your insight offers a powerful contrast that can inspire conversation about what’s possible. It’s clear you care—and we appreciate you taking the time to share what works in Denmark. There's a lot we can learn from each other.
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  2694. Education doesn’t always guarantee job security, and economic downturns affect workers at all levels. The key issue is how to create opportunities for those who are displaced. Thanks for your comment!
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  2695. The decline of cities isn’t just about one party—it’s about decades of economic shifts, policy failures, and social issues that both parties have contributed to.
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  2696. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Investing tax dollars wisely to support American citizens, especially taxpayers, is an important topic that deserves attention. It’s clear that finding a balance between supporting those in need and addressing taxpayer concerns is critical. Hopefully, we can work towards a system that benefits everyone fairly and efficiently
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  2697. That’s heartbreaking, and I hear you. So many communities that were once thriving are now struggling, and it feels like those in charge either don’t notice or don’t care. Change can happen, but it has to start from the ground up.
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  2698. Blaming the government is easy, but solutions require action from both leaders and communities. Policy changes, better social programs, and economic support can make a real difference.
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  2699. I completely agree. Empowering local economies is one of the most meaningful ways to create change. Thanks for bringing that grounded and hopeful solution into the conversation.
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  2700. If Tesla collapses, Musk will walk away with his fortune while workers and investors take the hit. He’s already known for abandoning projects when they stop serving his interests.
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  2701. This is certainly a complex and emotional issue. Protests like these often reveal the frustrations and challenges faced on all sides. Managing immigration is important, but so is addressing the lack of education and resources in countries that drive people to leave. Could investing in global education and sustainable development help create lasting solutions? Wishing everyone peace and understanding this holiday season
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  2702. I hear your pain and frustration. It's important to call out injustice, but also to leave room for understanding and conversation. Let's try to keep things respectful so more voices can join in meaningfully.
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  2703. The comparison to Rome is one that many historians bring up. The challenge is whether the U.S. can adapt and reverse course before it’s too late. Thanks for adding this historical perspective!
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  2704. Democracy works best when it serves all its people. Right now, there’s a clear need for better balance in priorities.
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  2705. Some cities are growing, but the challenge is making sure growth is sustainable and inclusive.
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  2706. The U.S. is still young compared to other great powers in history. Whether it survives or collapses will depend on how well it adapts to its challenges.
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  2707. Government exists to serve the people—ignoring their struggles leads to instability.
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  2708. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Every generation faces unique challenges, from shifting job markets to changing cultural values. Encouraging a strong work ethic while promoting work-life balance can help create a more productive and fulfilled society. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with hope and understanding!
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  2709. Corruption and self-interest aren’t unique to any one politician. The bigger issue is how leaders—no matter their party—are allowed to profit while regular people struggle. The real challenge is changing the system, not just the person in office
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  2710. @ Yes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  2711. Would Americans still feel a shared cultural identity if the country split apart, or would new regional identities take over? The impact wouldn’t just be political—it would be psychological.
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  2712. True, but there are new initiatives focused on rebuilding neighborhoods and attracting new businesses. Detroit’s story isn’t over yet!
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  2713. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 The gap between the wealthy and the struggling is wider than ever. Everyone deserves a fair chance at stability and opportunity. Hoping for a future where no one is left behind. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  2714. When leaders put their own interests above the people, suffering is inevitable. The real question is whether people will keep allowing it or finally demand real change.
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  2715. When a place becomes unlivable, people vote with their feet. Businesses, workers, and families are moving out, and once they’re gone, it’s hard to bring them back. This isn’t just a temporary trend—it’s a warning sign of bigger problems ahead.
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  2716. You make a strong point. True strength lies not just in power but in ensuring every family has access to basic amenities. Supporting economically vulnerable people is essential for a nation's overall growth and stability. Here's hoping for a future where care and opportunity reach everyone!
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  2717. That’s a tough reality that many are facing. When a place no longer feels like home, leaving seems like the only choice. The challenge is: where do you go that offers a better future?
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  2718. Absolutely. Compassion and action can turn this crisis around—one step at a time.
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  2719. 😥😥
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  2720. True! Texas has a strong economy, but federal money supports roads, healthcare, and disaster response. Going solo wouldn’t be easy.
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  2721. Absolutely. The full picture needs to be told—not just the success stories, but the struggles too.
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  2722. True—some just need a chance, while others may struggle with deeper issues. A compassionate yet realistic approach is key!
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  2723. If the border is lawless, then it’s time to restore order with real enforcement.
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  2724. Interesting thought. New England and Canada do share some cultural and economic similarities, but making something like that happen would be far more complicated than people think.
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  2725. That’s a powerful metaphor—and one that reflects how many people feel about corporate overreach. Thanks for using such vivid imagery to express your point.
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  2726. That’s an important observation. Boycotts don’t just affect companies—they also impact workers and communities that rely on those jobs. A complex situation with far-reaching consequences! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  2727. Appreciate you calling that out. The title is meant to spark discussion, and we always encourage viewers to look deeper than the headline. Thanks for keeping us on our toes.
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  2728. Musk’s immigration history has been discussed, but his contributions to technology and business have also shaped industries worldwide. Opinions on his role in the U.S. remain deeply divided.
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  2729. Elections always bring strong emotions, and people vote for different reasons—sometimes out of hope, sometimes out of frustration. Regardless of who is in power, the bigger issue is whether things actually improve.
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  2730. Exactly. At some point, it’s not about left or right—it’s about survival. If you can’t afford to live in your own state, something is seriously wrong.
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  2731. Tesla has definitely faced setbacks, but it’s still a major player in the EV industry. Whether it continues to thrive or fades into history will depend on how Musk and his team navigate these turbulent times.
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  2732. Great Comment 😋😋
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  2733. Every country has its own political ups and downs. No matter who’s in charge, the real test is whether people’s lives are actually getting better.
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  2734. A fitting term for the economic downturn we’re witnessing. Policies have consequences.
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  2735. Exactly! America should fix its own problems before trying to control everyone else’s.
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  2736. Good question! Some cities collapse faster than entire states, but the video highlights how both local and statewide issues contribute to the crisis.
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  2737. 🍀🍀❤❤
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  2738. So sad
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  2739. That sounds like a great rental system with strong tenant protections! Affordable housing and landlord accountability can make a huge difference in preventing homelessness.
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  2740. Economic inequality is a growing issue—not just in the U.S. but worldwide. The challenge is finding a way to make the system work for everyone, not just the wealthy.
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  2741. That’s unchecked capitalism. Without balance, it creates extreme wealth for some and extreme hardship for others.
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  2742. Actions have consequences—economic mismanagement and neglect always catch up.
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  2743. Leadership matters, but it's more than just party politics—both sides have contributed to these issues over decades.
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  2744. A lot of people feel exactly the same way—and your honesty cuts through. This is bigger than any one politician. Thank you for putting that frustration into words. It’s the kind of comment that opens doors to deeper conversations.
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  2745. Thank you for your honest feedback! We always strive to improve the quality of our content and will take a closer look at the images and information in the video. Every contribution is valuable in helping us do better in the future. Wishing you a great day, and we hope to see you again in our future videos!
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  2746. Many believe wealth should be used to help those in need. Economic inequality is a real issue.
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  2747. I don't think so America is still a great country in many ways Wishing you all the best
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  2748. Looks like another editing slip-up. But it raises the question: Are these issues being exaggerated, or is the reality even worse than what’s shown?
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  2749. Agreed. In a country with so much wealth, no one should be forced to live on the streets. It’s time for real action, not just talk. 😢
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  2750. I hear your view, and I appreciate your honesty. Global relationships are changing fast, and your comment highlights how international sentiment is shifting.
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  2751. Thank you for your comment. It’s a valid point that balancing international involvement with internal development is critical. Education and investment in local communities can drive meaningful change and address issues like homelessness. A strong nation begins with prioritizing the well-being and growth of its own people while finding a balanced role on the global stage
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  2752. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Hard work and perseverance are admirable qualities, and many immigrants have overcome great challenges to build a better life. However, homelessness is a complex issue with many causes, including mental health struggles, medical debt, and economic instability. Wishing for more opportunities, support, and understanding for everyone in need. God bless America! 🇺🇸❤🎉
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  2753.  @GarrettSAlston  Your perspective is powerful, and you’re absolutely right. Homelessness can stem from many factors—some within a person’s control, and many outside of it. Your personal journey and the insight you’ve gained from others highlight the complex nature of this issue. Thank you for speaking your truth and shedding light on the real struggles people face. Real talk indeed.
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  2754. That really captures the frustration of inequality. It's hard to sympathize when losses at the top don't reflect the daily struggles many face. Thanks for voicing that so clearly.
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  2755. Exactly. When wages can’t keep up with skyrocketing rent and basic expenses, it’s no surprise more people are being pushed into homelessness. Something's got to change
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  2756. It’s clear you’re deeply engaged in using your spending as a form of advocacy. While everyone’s choices differ, I appreciate your transparency and thoughtful decision-making.
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  2757. While New York is a powerhouse in finance and culture, it’s deeply tied to federal resources. Could it stand alone, or would it remain a key player in a fractured U.S.?
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  2758. 🤙🤙
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  2759. Absolutely. When a nation as wealthy as the U.S. has skyrocketing homelessness, it’s a clear sign that something is deeply broken. A strong country isn’t measured by its richest citizens but by how it takes care of its most vulnerable.
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  2760. Absolutely. A roof is just the start—what people really need are job opportunities, mental health support, and a path to rebuilding their lives.
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  2761. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Many communities like Baltimore face complex challenges rooted in policy decisions and economic shifts. Supporting the working class through fair policies, job creation, and community investment is essential for long-term stability. Open dialogue and action can pave the way for meaningful change.
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  2762. The North Korea/China border is one of the most secretive and tense places in the world. Beyond the fences and guards, the dark side reveals stories of desperate escapes, human trafficking, and extreme poverty. It’s a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those living under oppressive regimes and the risks they take for a chance at freedom
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  2763. Domestic policies often take a backseat to international priorities. Redirecting funds could be a debate worth having.
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  2764. Exactly—when taxpayers and businesses leave, who will be left to sustain the system? A collapse seems inevitable.
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  2765. That’s a heavy thought. The American Dream used to be about opportunity and prosperity, but now, for many, it feels like a struggle just to stay afloat.
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  2766. Thank you for sharing your perspective. These are complex issues that evoke strong emotions from many people. Open dialogue and focused efforts on addressing domestic and global challenges are important for fostering understanding and progress.
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  2767. Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right—providing stable housing first is key to addressing other issues like addiction. Finland's 'Housing First' model has shown that homelessness can be significantly reduced with the right approach. It’s a strategy worth following to give people the foundation they need to rebuild their lives.
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  2768. The best business strategy is staying neutral, but Musk ignored that rule and went all in on politics. Now, he’s learning the hard way that alienating half of your customer base is a terrible business move.
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  2769. Every election has consequences, and no leader is perfect. But the problems we’re facing now didn’t start with one person—they’ve been building for decades. The question is: will people learn from past mistakes, or just keep pointing fingers?
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  2770. You’re right that personal responsibility and hard work matter, but the bigger picture is also important. Even the hardest-working people are struggling in a system that favors the wealthy. The key isn’t just 'working harder'—it’s making sure that work actually leads to a stable future.
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  2771. Every country needs to prioritize its people. Fixing internal issues should always come before external conflicts.
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  2772. It's a double crisis—rising homelessness from economic struggles and natural disasters wiping out what little stability people have left. When rebuilding is out of reach, where do they go?
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  2773. The homelessness crisis spans multiple administrations—both parties have failed to address it properly.
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  2774. Economic policies matter, but solving poverty and homelessness requires direct investment in housing, healthcare, and jobs. A strong economy should lift people up, not leave them behind.
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  2775. Morality and discipline shape a society, but economic policies, education, and leadership also play a crucial role. A thriving city is built on opportunity, fairness, and responsibility.
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  2776. The issue is complex—funding alone isn’t enough. Better resource management, mental health services, and housing solutions are needed to make a real impact.
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  2777. Musk and Trump are both highly controversial figures, and their leadership styles have drawn strong opinions. Whether their influence continues to grow or backfires remains to be seen.
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  2778. Leadership decisions have huge consequences. Keeping a balance between economic pressure and stability is key to avoiding collapse.
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  2779. Leadership matters, but economic shifts, crime, and policy decisions over decades play a role too. It’s more than just one party’s influence—it’s about priorities and accountability.
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  2780. So true. From big cities to small towns, no place is immune to this crisis anymore.
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  2781.  @Yhgdsts765  So sad !
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  2782. Creating on YouTube comes with noise—opinions, criticisms, and unsolicited advice are part of the deal. But at the end of the day, your channel grew because of you. The love and support will always outweigh the negativity if you choose to focus on it. Just do what makes you happy, and the right audience will stick around.
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  2783. You’re not wrong—wealthy foreigners buy up property while everyday Americans struggle to afford housing. The system is broken, and it’s time for real change.
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  2784. A friendly offer! But in reality, economic and legal hurdles make such a move highly unlikely.
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  2785. That’s an interesting comparison! Canada’s immigration policies, social programs, and economic strategies are different from the U.S., which might explain why cities there continue to grow. It’s always useful to look at other countries for lessons on urban planning and development. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  2786. The parallels are undeniable. History should teach us lessons, yet the same patterns repeat—rising costs, struggling families, and a system that feels rigged against the people.
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  2787. Some issues are dramatized for discussion, but the core problems of economic decline, job loss, and homelessness are very real. Thanks for your balanced take!
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  2788. ok ok
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  2789. That’s an interesting idea, but the challenge is implementation. Who decides who qualifies? How do you ensure it helps rather than hurts? These are the kinds of creative solutions we need to explore—because clearly, the current system isn’t working."
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  2790. That’s a huge concern! Water shortages are already a crisis. An independent California would need serious negotiations to secure its supply.
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  2791. The divide between the wealthy and the struggling is growing, but real solutions come from bridging that gap, not running from it.
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  2792. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s true that societal changes and global challenges often feel overwhelming. However, moments like this remind us of the importance of empathy, community, and working together to create positive change. The world is evolving, and it’s up to all of us to help shape it for the better. 🌍✨
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  2793. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Regardless of political views, addressing challenges like poverty and homelessness requires focusing on education, community support, and sustainable solutions. By working together, we can create a brighter future for everyone. Wishing you hope and progress ahead!
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  2794. You're not alone in feeling that way. It’s heartbreaking to witness, and the fact that it keeps getting worse makes it even more frustrating
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  2795. It’s incredibly tough to witness daily. The sight of people struggling with no help in sight can be overwhelming. It’s a reminder of how broken the system is.
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  2796. A valid question. Transparency and effectiveness in social programs need serious improvement.
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  2797. Political disagreements aside, secession is about more than ideology. The reality is that splitting from the U.S. would mean navigating economic self-sufficiency, national defense, and global diplomacy. It’s not just a reaction to social policies—it’s a fundamental shift that would reshape life for millions.
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  2798. Those states do lean more in that direction, but separating from the U.S. would be far more complicated than most people realize.
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  2799. That’s a great question! Economic policies, especially trade wars, are incredibly complex, and their effects don’t always align with expectations. Some advisors may focus on short-term gains, while others consider long-term consequences. Only time will tell how well these strategies play out. Appreciate your comment!
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  2800. That’s a strong statement, and I understand the emotions behind it. I hope we can keep exploring how global economic shifts affect people everywhere. Thanks for being part of the dialogue.
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  2801. Yeah, it’s tough to watch. The reality of what’s happening in America right now is hard to ignore, but acknowledging the problems is the first step toward fixing them.
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  2802. Every country has its flaws, and the U.S. is no exception. But leaving isn’t always the solution—fixing what’s broken is the harder, but more necessary path.
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  2803. Homelessness is often much more complex than it appears. Addiction and mental health struggles are real barriers for many. Simply getting a job isn’t always easy without support, stable housing, or access to resources. Compassion and understanding can go a long way
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  2804. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season filled with happiness and warmth!
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  2805. Many factors contribute to the crisis—policy decisions, economic shifts, and social issues. The important thing is finding solutions that actually help people get back on their feet.
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  2806. hank you for the feedback! We’ll take it into account and work on improving the music to make it more enjoyable and less repetitive. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and a Merry Christmas!
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  2807. Thanks for sharing your reason. It’s one example of how entertainment and politics have become deeply intertwined. Your comment adds to a growing conversation around consumer awareness.
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  2808. SpaceX has played a big role in Florida’s space industry, and any setbacks could have major economic consequences. Hopefully, they find a way to stabilize operations.
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  2809. Thank you for sharing your concern. It’s clear that many challenges, like homelessness and affordability, are reaching critical points. But with collective effort, innovative solutions, and a focus on compassion, we can work to prevent crises and build a stronger, more supportive society. Let’s keep pushing for change! 🙏✨
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  2810. Exactly! We don’t need to build from scratch—there are plenty of spaces that could be turned into housing.
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  2811. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The challenges of high rent and low income are indeed global issues, and the addition of refugees often adds complexity to housing and resources. However, these situations also highlight the importance of investing in education, community integration programs, and affordable housing initiatives. By addressing these issues together, we can create more inclusive and supportive societies for everyone. 😊
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  2812. 🙏🍀
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  2813. That’s a powerful question—and one many people are asking. The idea of the “American Dream” means different things to different people. It’s worth re-examining in today’s world. Thanks for challenging us to think deeper.
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  2814. Exactly. The speeches mean nothing when the streets keep filling with tents.
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  2815. The title is definitely attention-grabbing! But beyond that, the discussion about state independence is a real conversation worth exploring.
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  2816. The U.S. isn’t poor in wealth—it’s poor in priorities. Resources exist, but without proper distribution and policies, the gap between rich and poor only widens.
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  2817. Economic hardship is no longer theoretical; it’s affecting real lives today.
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  2818. That’s a bold warning, and many feel similarly concerned about where the country is headed. Thanks for adding your voice. Whether red or blue, we all want a better future—and that starts with honest conversations like this one.
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  2819. 😥
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  2820. America can and should do better.
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  2821. The global economy is shifting. American businesses used to lead the way, but now other countries are catching up—and in some cases, surpassing them. If U.S. companies don’t adapt, they’ll be left behind.
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  2822. Leadership matters. Poor decisions have real consequences, and we’re seeing them unfold right now.
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  2823. Glad to hear you’re feeling happy—that’s something no money can replace. Sometimes simplicity brings a kind of peace that wealth can’t buy. Appreciate you sharing!
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  2824. History has a pattern—every great power rises and eventually declines. The key difference is whether a nation can adapt and reinvent itself or if it allows internal divisions to destroy what was built. America has faced crises before, but whether it can overcome this one remains to be seen.
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  2825. Supply chain disruptions are real, but whether they signal the collapse of a nation or just economic shifts depends on how leadership and communities respond.
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  2826. Many factors contribute to a city's decline—mismanagement, economic shifts, housing costs, and crime. It’s rarely as simple as one defining factor.
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  2827. The real issue isn’t just welfare—it’s an economy where wages aren’t keeping up with inflation, housing is unaffordable, and job opportunities are disappearing. Fixing these problems requires more than just blaming struggling people.
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  2828. Economic collapse creates a domino effect—job losses lead to business closures, homelessness rises, and crime follows. The U.S. isn’t at that point yet, but if these issues aren’t addressed, things could spiral fast.
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  2829. The USA’s tax system benefits the wealthy, while other countries reinvest in their citizens.
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  2830. It's a fair question. Many people are frustrated with the lack of significant action on pressing issues like homelessness and poverty. Leadership needs to step up with real solutions, not just talk
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  2831. Exactly. Decades of economic shifts, housing crises, and political mismanagement have led to this.
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  2832. Law enforcement has a tough job, especially in cities struggling with crime. It’s a difficult balance between keeping communities safe and addressing deeper issues.
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  2833. Fentanyl is a serious crisis, and combined with homelessness, it creates a dangerous cycle. Stronger drug policies, better rehab programs, and real housing solutions are needed before things spiral further.
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  2834. Many people feel frustrated about current political and economic conditions. While leadership decisions impact the country’s direction, civic engagement and informed decision-making are key to real change. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2835. Your comment raises important points about homelessness. While some may choose that lifestyle, the darker side is that many people end up in it due to systemic issues like lack of affordable housing or inadequate support systems. Las Vegas, like many places, highlights the growing crisis of homelessness that often stems from these deeper problems. How can we address the root causes and provide meaningful solutions for those in need?
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  2836. Appreciate your input! Wishing you strength and good vibes.
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  2837. That’s quite an imaginative way to describe it! European democracies certainly have their complexities and unique characteristics. It’s always interesting to explore how different systems shape the lives of their citizens
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  2838. A safety net like this could create real stability and opportunity. Investing in people is investing in the strength of the nation itself!
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  2839. Leadership certainly plays a significant role in a nation's trajectory, and global competitors like China are always watching. However, the U.S. has deep institutional strength that has helped it weather many political shifts. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  2840. Homelessness is a challenge that requires collective effort to solve.
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  2841. New Orleans has a deep, complex history—both beautiful and dark. While crime and infrastructure issues are real, it’s also home to a culture unlike anywhere else in the U.S. Whether it can thrive again depends on leadership and investment.
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  2842. When your own family distances themselves, it says a lot. Musk has been controversial in business circles for years, but his political moves have put him in an entirely new category of scrutiny.
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  2843. There’s no doubt that Biden’s policies have had a huge impact, but let’s be real—both sides have played a role in where we are today. The anger is understandable, but the real question is: how do we hold ALL politicians accountable, not just the ones we don’t like?
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  2844. Good catch! A common mistake, but both are now struggling in different ways.
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  2845. Job security is a challenge in both the private and public sectors. As you said, preparation and financial planning are key, no matter where you work. Appreciate your insight!
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  2846. Some areas have issues, but the U.S. is still vast, and many places remain safe and prosperous.
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  2847. Yes!
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  2848. Hope is important, but real action is needed to bring change.
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  2849. Have a nice day, my friend
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  2850. You’ve brought up a really interesting angle on innovation and market access. It’s worth discussing how protectionist policies might affect the variety and quality of products available. Thanks for sharing that.
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  2851. While job opportunities exist, transitioning from government work to completely different sectors isn’t always easy. Skill gaps, pay differences, and relocation challenges can make it difficult. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  2852. That’s a bold statement! Taxes have always been a major debate, and many feel they aren’t getting what they should in return. The real issue is whether tax money is being used efficiently or wasted. Thanks for sharing!
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  2853. It does have that old-school feel, but for some, that’s part of its charm. The challenge is keeping it livable for those who choose to stay.
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  2854. Homelessness is not freedom—it's survival. No one should have to live without security, dignity, or a place to call home.
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  2855. Inflation and migration are global issues, not just a result of one administration. The challenge is creating sustainable policies that balance economic growth and social stability.
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  2856. It’s tragic, but awareness is the first step toward change.
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  2857. Political cycles always impact government hiring, but mass layoffs hurt real families.
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  2858. Economic priorities should focus on rebuilding the country, not fueling foreign conflicts.
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  2859. A lot of people feel the urgency, but the big question is—what’s the best way to fix things? People have very different ideas about what "saving the country" looks like.
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  2860. Change for the sake of change isn’t always a good thing. The key is making smart, sustainable decisions—not just reactionary ones.
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  2861. That’s a good catch! Sometimes, stock footage gets mixed in, but the real issues affecting Chicago—crime, taxes, and economic decline—are still very real.
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  2862. La historia de la anexión de Hawái es, sin duda, un tema de debate. El impacto en la identidad cultural y la soberanía de Hawái sigue siendo un tema de conversación importante. Gracias por tu comentario y por traer esta perspectiva histórica a la discusión.
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  2863. Well said. These cities still have history, culture, and potential, but without major reform, they risk becoming cautionary tales instead of comeback stories.
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  2864. We need a system that helps people reintegrate and thrive, not just survive.
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  2865. Uncontrolled capitalism can create challenges, like inequality and poverty, but balanced economic systems with regulations and social safety nets can help address these issues. Education, fair policies, and community support are essential to building a society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive
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  2866. Leadership matters, but deeper issues like housing, wages, and crime policies go beyond party lines.
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  2867. Economic struggles and policy changes affect everyday people the most. Many are concerned about the future of Social Security and healthcare, and it's an issue that needs serious discussion.
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  2868. Thanks for the correction! New Orleans does rely on streetcars and buses rather than subways. Appreciate the fact-check!
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  2869. The U.S. has high costs in many cities, but global affordability issues aren’t unique to America.
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  2870. That’s the spirit. The U.S. has been through tough times before, and while change is inevitable, resilience is what keeps the nation moving forward.
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  2871. Good question. People are looking for leaders like Trump and Elon to step up and address the issues affecting everyday Americans, especially homelessness and poverty
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  2872. Political blame goes both ways. The real question is: How can leaders, regardless of party, work together to fix these issues instead of pointing fingers?
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  2873. Both red and blue states have struggling cities. Governance matters, but so does economic reality.
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  2874. Thanks my friend, all the best to you
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  2875. Musk is great at branding himself as a genius, but Tesla and SpaceX’s biggest successes came from the engineers who built them—not him. As he inserts himself more into decision-making, we’re starting to see the cracks.
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  2876. Elon Musk has certainly built a devoted following, and his impact on technology and business is undeniable. Let’s see how he navigates these current challenges!
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  2877. From an educational perspective, the key is for each individual to continuously improve their own skills and capabilities. Personal growth and self-development create opportunities and reduce dependence on external factors. True success comes from investing in oneself.
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  2878. I’ve seen neighborhoods change over the years, but it’s hard to grasp how widespread this has become. It makes me wonder—what really caused the shift, and when did it start slipping through the cracks? Has anyone here seen this in their own community?
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  2879. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s a thought-provoking view that reminds us of the importance of values and faith in addressing deeper societal issues. Regardless of beliefs, working together with compassion and understanding is essential for creating a better world for everyone.
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  2880. You're not alone—it's heartbreaking to see. The real question is, when will leaders prioritize real solutions instead of empty promises?
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  2881. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! We’re glad the video helped raise awareness about the challenges some states are experiencing. Understanding these issues is the first step toward finding solutions and creating a better future. We appreciate your support!
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  2882. True! Capitalism has changed significantly over the years. The big question is: is it evolving for the better or the worse?
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  2883. I hear you—and my heart goes out to you. You’ve worked your whole life with the promise of security, only to have it shaken by forces beyond your control. Thank you for being brave enough to share that here. While I can’t offer personal financial advice, I hope we as a society wake up to protect the generations who built this country. Your voice matters, and I hope others listening will advocate for change too.
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  2884. We hear your emotion, but we encourage peaceful civic engagement. Real change comes from speaking up, voting, organizing—but never violence. Thanks for being here and sharing your thoughts.
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  2885. So true. No one is immune to hardship. A little kindness today could mean everything to someone tomorrow.
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  2886. Many countries face similar challenges. The question is: What policies work elsewhere that the U.S. could learn from?
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  2887. That’s a darkly humorous take—and it says a lot about how some people are feeling right now. When you’ve already been through hardship, watching the top fall can feel oddly satisfying. Thanks for sharing.
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  2888. Some argue that government jobs should be more performance-driven, while others believe public service roles should provide long-term stability. The balance between efficiency and job security is a challenging one. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2889. Your passion is loud and clear! Supporting local businesses is one way to keep power in the hands of communities. Appreciate the energy you’re bringing here.
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  2890. That’s the risk. Major states drive the economy, innovation, and job markets. If they fall apart, the impact will spread far beyond their borders.
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  2891. History shows that every nation faces leaders who bring change, whether for better or worse. The key to long-term survival isn’t any one person—it’s whether a country can course-correct when necessary.
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  2892. Amen
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  2893. Resilience is admirable, but not everyone has the same opportunities to prepare for layoffs.
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  2894. Economic policies always have different impacts on different groups. Addressing poverty and homelessness requires solutions beyond just tax policies—affordable housing, healthcare, and job opportunities are key.
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  2895. That's great to hear! It would be amazing if more cities could follow the example of towns that prioritize affordable living and strong community support. 🏆
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  2896. Many of these cities have been declining for decades, and leadership decisions definitely play a role. The bigger issue is why no one, regardless of party, has been able to fix them.
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  2897. Absolutely. Temporary shelters and short-term programs aren’t enough. We need long-term solutions—affordable housing, fair wages, and real mental health support—to truly address the crisis.
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  2898. I appreciate you bringing that up. When large companies overlook their workforce, it often leads to bigger problems. Thanks for adding that to the conversation.
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  2899. It’s interesting to see how these boycotts are echoing internationally. Thanks for sharing your regional perspective—it broadens the conversation for all of us.
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  2900. Let’s try to keep our criticism focused on actions and decisions rather than personal insults. The conversation gets much stronger when we stay constructive. Thanks for your understanding.
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  2901. Grateful for your feedback! Wishing you strength and wisdom in all you do.
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  2902. Have a good day! Bro
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  2903. That’s a fair point. The issues in California and NY have been building for decades. The question is, why haven’t leaders—on both sides—been able to turn things around?
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  2904. Musk has certainly taken risks that have affected his businesses. Whether he bounces back or faces a serious downfall remains to be seen.
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  2905. Outsourcing has hollowed out American industries. Companies chase profits overseas, leaving workers struggling to find stable jobs. Unless policies change, this trend will continue.
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  2906. No matter where people stand politically, it’s true that California’s economy plays a huge role in the U.S. Ignoring its issues could have major consequences for the entire country.
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  2907. I hear the frustration in your words. Many feel that accountability hasn’t always applied equally to everyone, and when the powerful face consequences, it brings up strong emotions. Thanks for sharing how you feel—it’s part of the broader conversation we need to have.
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  2908. Tax fairness could fund real solutions, but loopholes and greed keep the wealth gap growing.
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  2909. Wealth can create distance from reality, but awareness and action can bridge the gap. Hoping for more understanding and change!
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  2910. True, but the irony is that countries once seen as the pinnacle of success are now facing the same struggles they used to "fix" elsewhere.
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  2911. You're right. A system built on fairness and honest money could help restore balance and end much of the inequality we see today. 💰
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  2912. That’s a valid concern. Government jobs have historically been stable, but recent instability might discourage skilled professionals from entering public service. Long-term, this could impact the effectiveness of government agencies. Thanks for bringing up this important point!
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  2913. That’s a huge issue. When leaders are insulated from the struggles of everyday people, it’s easy for them to make decisions that don’t reflect reality. Until there’s real accountability, this disconnect will only get worse.
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  2914. Thank you for the suggestion! Government-backed farming insurance could be a great way to support farmers and protect them from unpredictable challenges like natural disasters. It’s an idea worth exploring to strengthen the agricultural sector. Wishing you a happy holiday season and a Merry Christmas!
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  2915. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! Wishing you all the best as you continue to spread positivity.
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  2916. True. Oil money helps, but Alaska relies heavily on federal support for infrastructure, healthcare, and military presence. Going independent wouldn’t be easy.
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  2917. Addressing addiction, mental health, and housing all at once is the real long-term solution. But will the government act? That’s the real question.
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  2918. That’s heartbreaking, and unfortunately, it’s a story so many small business owners are telling. Surviving a financial crisis used to mean you could bounce back, but today’s economy makes it nearly impossible for small businesses to compete.
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  2919. Boycotts have been used throughout history as a tool for change. Whether they create meaningful impact depends on how widespread they become and whether corporations and governments take them seriously.
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  2920. Every leader leaves a lasting impact, and history will judge whether their policies helped or hurt in the long run.
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  2921. That’s an interesting comparison. Shanghai has seen rapid development, while some U.S. cities are struggling with economic and social challenges. It raises questions about governance, economic policy, and long-term planning. Thanks for bringing up this perspective!
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  2922. It's indeed tough to imagine how cities are managing everything right now. The strain on resources is palpable, and hopefully, we'll see some improvements as the situation is addressed.
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  2923. That’s a crucial point. Many people rely on federal programs, and cutting ties with Washington would mean starting over in ways most haven’t considered.
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  2924. National debt is a long-term issue, but sudden cuts hurt working families the most.
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  2925. Canada has its own challenges, but embracing diverse perspectives is what makes both countries strong.
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  2926. Some Canadians seem open to it, but would the cultural and political differences be too big to overcome?
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  2927. A valid concern! Prioritizing citizens' well-being—through housing, healthcare, and social support—should always be a top focus for any government.
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  2928. Appreciate your words! Wishing you a wonderful journey ahead.
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  2929. Unfortunately, it’s legal. Until rent control laws change, landlords can keep pushing prices higher.
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  2930. Amen 🙏. May God bless you abundantly, and may His grace bring peace and strength. Glory to God always. ✝
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  2931. That’s a powerful—and sobering—thought. Thank you for putting it into words. Your voice is part of the record, and it matters more than you know.
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  2932. Many see the current decline as more than just economic—it’s also social and moral. Rebuilding cities isn’t just about money; it’s about restoring community values and safety.
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  2933. It’s frustrating to see resources go elsewhere while struggling Americans are left behind.
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  2934. Classic line—definitely loaded with meaning depending on how you read it! Thanks for keeping the energy going. It’s always helpful to reflect on what "winning" really means for different groups.
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  2935. Blame is easy, but the real question is: What policies will actually fix these cities? Good leadership isn’t about party—it’s about effective solutions.
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  2936. It’s always interesting to see the strong opinions on both sides when it comes to leadership and policy! Trade decisions can have far-reaching effects, and history will ultimately judge whether these strategies helped or hurt the economy. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  2937. That’s an interesting comparison. Many people are worried about the direction America is heading in, especially when it comes to economic decline, censorship, and government control.
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  2938. That’s an interesting point. Detroit has had its struggles, but many cities are facing worse homelessness crises. The focus should be on solutions, not just pointing fingers.
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  2939. Texas does have a unique legal history, but secession still isn’t legally viable under the U.S. Constitution.
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  2940. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! You bring up a crucial point about comparing homelessness rates relative to state populations—it provides a clearer picture of the issue. The housing crisis and free-market challenges you mentioned highlight the dark side of the system, where the most vulnerable are often left behind. Exploring solutions like affordable housing, tiny homes, or even innovative approaches from countries like Japan could make a real difference. Let’s hope for meaningful action that brings lasting change!
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  2941. That’s the logical approach, but in today’s housing market, many renters feel trapped—moving isn’t always an option when rent everywhere is unaffordable.
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  2942. Exactly. Capitalism is often presented as the only way, but it doesn’t work for everyone. No system is perfect—what matters is making sure people’s basic needs are met, no matter the economic model.
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  2943. That’s a bold statement! Canada has a very different political and economic structure than the U.S., so integrating new provinces would be a massive challenge. Do you think Canada would actually be open to this, or is it just a fun idea to think about? 🍁🇺🇸
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  2944. The fact that it’s still relevant today is a sign that the issues persist. Hopefully, awareness leads to action and real change!
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  2945. Every president makes promises, but the reality is that no leader single-handedly fixes or destroys a country. The deeper issue is that America’s problems run far deeper than just one person.
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  2946. It’s true that reallocating even a fraction of those funds could make a huge difference in addressing homelessness. Here’s hoping for more balanced priorities that support both global responsibilities and domestic needs.
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  2947. You’ve expressed your viewpoint strongly. Many are questioning the sustainability of these companies right now. Thanks for being part of the conversation.
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  2948. Absolutely! Awareness is key—more people need to see what’s really happening. Thank you for recognizing the importance of sharing this. 🙌
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  2949. Some do, but many became homeless first and turned to drugs as a way to cope. Addiction is often a symptom, not the root cause.
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  2950. Drug addiction contributes, but the crisis is broader—rising rent, job loss, and mental health issues are all factors. A solution needs to address all of these.
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  2951. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts. It's important to have respect and admiration for leaders who inspire positive change. Let's keep focusing on finding solutions that can help address the challenges we're facing. May peace be upon you!
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  2952. Yes
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  2953. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful idea! Building community housing combined with skill-based employment programs could provide both shelter and long-term stability for homeless individuals. This approach promotes dignity, self-sufficiency, and community development. Let’s hope for policies that focus on creating sustainable solutions.
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  2954. It may feel that way, but the U.S. has been through major crises before. The real test is whether it can adapt and find stability.
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  2955. That’s a powerful reflection on how public perception shifts. I appreciate you bringing in the broader view about hype cycles and how easily people can be misled.
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  2956. Government waste is a real issue, but cutting everything to the bone won’t fix deeper systemic problems. If corruption is the problem, the solution isn’t just shrinking government—it’s making it accountable.
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  2957. Pushing people down only makes things worse. We need to lift people up. Wishing for a brighter, kinder future.
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  2958. That’s some serious passion, and it’s understandable why so many people feel this way. The frustration with politicians serving their own interests instead of the people is real, and voter turnout will be a deciding factor in the next election. Whether it’s Democrats or Republicans, accountability is key. Appreciate your thoughts!
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  2959. That’s the paradox Musk created. By aligning himself with Trump’s base, he’s turning away the very customers who built Tesla’s success. It’s a business decision that makes no sense.
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  2960. The comparison between Nikola Tesla and Elon Musk is always an interesting one! Both had revolutionary ideas, but their journeys were quite different.
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  2961. Political disagreements are deep, but secession comes with major challenges. The real question is: how do we fix divisions instead of breaking apart?
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  2962. Thank you for your perspective! It’s true that the system has favored investors since the Reagan era, but it also highlights the opportunities available for anyone to participate, regardless of income level. Education and financial literacy are key to empowering more people to take advantage of these opportunities and build a stronger, more inclusive economy. Wishing you success and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  2963. Every collapse brings transformation. The real challenge is whether that transformation leads to something stronger or something more fractured.
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  2964. True, but relying on charity alone isn’t a long-term solution. Systemic change is needed.
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  2965. Immigration policies are a mess, and the lack of enforcement only makes the crisis worse for everyone.
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  2966. You've shared a strong opinion, and I respect that. It’s important to reflect on how leadership and corporate influence intersect. Let’s continue the conversation with curiosity and focus on how communities can support local businesses and long-term sustainability.
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  2967. That’s a striking comparison, and many historians have pointed out the similarities. Maintaining a global military presence is costly, and history suggests that overextension can lead to decline. The challenge is whether the U.S. can manage its global influence without falling into the same traps as past empires. Your insight is spot on—thank you for contributing to the discussion!
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  2968. Musk’s outspoken nature and bold statements have made him both admired and criticized. His approach to business and politics continues to be a major point of debate.
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  2969. Homelessness is an opportunity to improve and create real change.
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  2970. Every administration has its critics, but the real issue is whether their policies help or hurt Americans.
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  2971. Survival is possible, but mass layoffs in a weakened economy leave few options for workers.
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  2972. It really is. It's hard to wrap your head around how something so preventable keeps getting worse. It’s devastating to see so many people suffering. 😢
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  2973. Tesla’s current struggles have certainly drawn mixed reactions. While some are celebrating, others believe Musk will find a way to recover. Time will tell how this plays out.
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  2974. Congratulations! Your journey from homelessness to homeownership is truly inspiring. Keep moving forward and continue to be a source of motivation for others. Wishing you happiness, success, and a warm, joyful Christmas season!
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  2975. Portland’s unemployment crisis is another example of a broken system. If people can’t even access basic benefits, how can they rebuild their lives?
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  2976. Some countries have successfully tackled homelessness with housing-first policies and strong social support
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  2977. If true, that would be a massive political investment. Business and politics often intersect in ways that have long-term consequences, and Musk’s political involvement has clearly sparked a lot of debate.
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  2978. Working three jobs just to survive shouldn’t be normal. If the system hasn’t changed since the 1980s, maybe it’s time to rethink the entire economic structure.
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  2979. I’ve been grocery shopping for decades, but 2025 feels different. Prices don’t just go up—they jump. I’m starting to wonder how others are adjusting their routines. Are you shopping less often, changing what you buy, or just trying to get through it one week at a time?
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  2980. South Africa has faced its own set of challenges, and many see parallels with what’s happening in the U.S. Economic decline isn’t just about one bad decision—it’s what happens when leadership fails over time. The lesson here is that once a country starts falling, recovery is not guaranteed.
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  2981. It’s ironic that people are now looking abroad for stability when the U.S. was once seen as the land of opportunity.
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  2982. Food security is a huge issue. If we redirected just a fraction of waste and exports, millions of Americans could be fed. The challenge is making it happen.
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  2983. Canada definitely has its own strengths and challenges, just like any country. But in tough times, it’s always interesting to see how people compare the two.
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  2984. At this point, affording rent feels like winning the lottery.
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  2985. California does get mentioned a lot, especially with its homelessness crisis. Unfortunately, being one of the richest states hasn't stopped the problem from growing
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  2986. That’s the real question. Politicians talk about solutions, but the crisis keeps getting worse. Until they tackle the root causes—affordable housing, wages, and mental health support—nothing will truly change.
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  2987. A lot of frustration out there, and people have strong feelings about where tax dollars are going. No matter who’s in office, Americans just want to see their own communities taken care of first.
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  2988. That would be an interesting twist! Some states might be open to the idea, but merging two very different political and economic systems would be a massive challenge.
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  2989. Corporate greed is making life even harder for everyday people. The cost of living crisis isn’t just inflation—it’s exploitation.
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  2990. Shelters alone aren’t the answer if we don't address the root causes—high rents and job scarcity. Let’s keep pushing for real change, not just band-aid solutions.
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  2991. Absolutely. Without mental health support, even stable housing won’t be enough to break the cycle.
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  2992. It’s true—they may be considered homeless, but at least they have a place to return to and a bed to sleep in. It’s a stark contrast to the heartbreaking scenes of homelessness in places like New York or Kensington
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  2993. You’re right—homelessness shouldn’t be a common sight, especially in a society with so many resources. It’s a failure of leadership, and it’s time for action. 🚨
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  2994. It’s understandable to be skeptical of any media content, and it’s always good to question narratives. However, urban decline is a real issue in many cities, and people who live there experience these struggles firsthand. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  2995. Exactly! Sustainable solutions should come first before expanding the crisis further.
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  2996. It's heartbreaking how all these issues are interconnected. We need better support systems, including job programs, addiction recovery, and affordable housing, to help break this cycle
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  2997. 100%. Leadership should be about real solutions, not political games. When policies stop working for the people, cities fall apart.
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  2998. Data privacy is a major concern in today’s digital world. If companies mishandle user data, they can face serious consequences. Let’s see how Musk’s businesses handle these concerns.
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  2999. Exactly! The wealthy find loopholes and tax breaks while the working class carries the burden. The system needs to be fair so that everyone pays their share.
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  3000. With all the controversy surrounding Tesla, it will be interesting to see if customer sentiment shifts or if the brand remains strong despite the backlash.
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  3001. That’s an interesting take! Musk’s impact on the tech industry is undeniable, but his political involvement has sparked plenty of debate. Whether he continues to lead Tesla or steps back from it will be an interesting development to watch. Appreciate your insight!
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  3002. So sad
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  3003. Musk isn’t an engineer in the traditional sense, but he’s built a reputation on surrounding himself with the right talent. His genius isn’t in designing—it’s in branding himself as the face of innovation while others do the technical work.
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  3004. The situation is alarming, but every crisis is also a chance for change. Solutions exist if people and leaders take real action.
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  3005. It definitely feels that way for a lot of people. The struggles many are facing aren’t just temporary—they’re deep, systemic problems that won’t go away without major change.
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  3006. Thanks for the honesty! Everyone’s on their own journey with consumer choices. It’s okay to take it one step at a time.
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  3007. Thank you for your comment! While the causes of wildfires can vary, from human activity to natural occurrences, many experts point to climate change as a factor that intensifies these events. It's always good to explore all aspects and have a well-rounded discussion
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  3008. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Housing and poverty are critical issues that need thoughtful policies regardless of who’s in power. Let’s hope for solutions that prioritize compassion, fairness, and support for those in need.
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  3009. Loving your country means wanting it to be better. Criticism isn’t unpatriotic—it’s necessary.
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  3010. Affordable housing and mental health resources are essential to solving the crisis.
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  3011. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! While it’s called a 'lawless place,' it’s more about the lack of formal governance rather than total chaos. Communities like this often develop their own set of rules to maintain some order, but it’s far from perfect. The reality can include struggles with safety and trust, which is part of the dark side of such freedom
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  3012. Economic downturns are complex, with many factors at play, including corporate decisions, government policies, and global markets. Leadership does influence economic trends, but it’s always a mix of forces. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  3013. Change is tough, but it’s possible. Some cities are testing new solutions—better policies and public awareness can make an impact.
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  3014. Politics today feels like a cartoon, and billionaires like Musk and Trump are playing the main characters. The scary part is, their decisions have real consequences for millions of people.
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  3015. Regulatory challenges and government investigations often have ripple effects. Musk’s approach to dealing with government agencies has certainly drawn attention.
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  3016. That’s the big question! Musk has overcome challenges before, but this moment feels like a major test of his leadership and vision.
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  3017. That’s a compelling statement. Many feel that wealth and public service don’t always align. It’s a debate that continues across all political lines. Thanks for adding your voice.
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  3018. It’s a question leaders need to answer. People can only take so much before they start looking for better places to live.
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  3019. Some believe privatization is the answer, while others argue it creates more inequality. Either way, the current system clearly isn’t working. The real question is—what’s the best alternative?
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  3020. You’re right that the decline didn’t start overnight—it’s been a slow process. Immigration, economic policies, and leadership decisions all play a role. Whether Trump, Elon, or anyone else can actually turn it around remains to be seen
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  3021. Thank you for your comment, Ann. The disparity between wages and the rising cost of living is a significant concern in Ireland. Recent reports indicate that material deprivation rates have increased, with 16.6% of individuals unable to afford essential items in 2022, up from 13.3% the previous year. This highlights the growing challenge many face in meeting basic needs. Addressing this issue requires comprehensive strategies, including enhancing social support systems, ensuring fair wages, and implementing policies that align living costs with income levels. By focusing on these areas, we can work towards a more equitable society where everyone can achieve a decent standard of living.
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  3022. California’s water politics are complex, but breaking away wouldn’t magically solve resource control issues—it could actually make them more difficult.
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  3023. Absolutely! SpaceX has revolutionized the space industry with reusable rockets and Starlink’s rapid expansion. Failures are part of innovation, and overall, SpaceX remains a leader in space technology.
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  3024. Absolutely agree. When people act together with awareness, real change can happen. Thanks for the encouragement—it means a lot in times like these.
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  3025. That’s a harsh reality, and it’s terrifying how quickly circumstances can change. You’re right—substance abuse only worsens the crisis, and many don’t realize how vulnerable they are until it’s too late. Thank you for shedding light on this. Wishing for more awareness, support, and real solutions for those at risk.
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  3026. Yes, the layoffs and economic downturns are well-documented, though perspectives on their causes vary.
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  3027. That says a lot. People tend to stick with their party, but when policies start affecting daily life, regret becomes real. The bigger question is: will enough people change their approach, or will history repeat itself?
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  3028. Political leadership does play a role, but economic shifts, corporate decisions, and infrastructure neglect also contribute to urban decline. Some Republican-led states also face economic struggles, so it’s a complex issue. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  3029. :((
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  3030. I can tell there’s a lot of frustration behind your comment. I want to acknowledge that emotion while also encouraging everyone to keep the discussion respectful. Critical perspectives are important—and when shared constructively, they go even further.
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  3031. As long as people care and push for change, there’s always hope. Many cities have rebounded before—this isn’t the end of the story.
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  3032. Challenges ahead, but solutions exist. Awareness and action can help turn things around!
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  3033. Absolutely. Corporate greed, political corruption, and a broken system have pushed everyday people to the edge. Until priorities shift from profits to people, the situation will only get worse.
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  3034. The American Dream is becoming unreachable for too many. What happens when people wake up to this reality?
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  3035. That frustration is understandable. People see patterns repeating over and over, and it feels like progress gets erased every time leadership changes. The real challenge is breaking the cycle.
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  3036. For years, Musk was treated like a tech messiah, but now, people are waking up to the fact that a lot of what he promised never actually happened. Hype can only carry someone so far before reality catches up.
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  3037. It’s definitely fascinating how politics and business mix, especially when it comes to high-profile figures like Elon Musk. His decisions—both political and financial—have sparked debates worldwide. Let’s see how things unfold in the coming years!
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  3038. Absolutely heartbreaking. No child should have to experience homelessness. We need to prioritize support for families and children to ensure they have a safe place to live and thrive
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  3039. That’s an important point. Blind loyalty to any party leads to bad decisions. People need to vote based on results, not just political labels.
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  3040. That’s true. The media often focuses on other stories while the reality of homelessness and poverty gets ignored. It’s important for people to see the full picture so that we can push for real change.
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  3041. Economic policies have complex consequences. Tariffs may help some industries while hurting others—it’s rarely a one-size-fits-all solution.
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  3042. I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about job growth, but I’m curious—what kind of jobs are we really adding? Are they stable enough for folks trying to retire or support a family? Would love to hear what others are seeing in their towns.
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  3043. It definitely feels like the system is designed to keep people blind and struggling. True wisdom comes from questioning, learning, and seeking real solutions
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  3044. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Life can be tough, and faith can be a source of hope for many. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with peace, love, and brighter days ahead!
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  3045. That’s the sad reality. There’s plenty of talk, but little action. Until those in power prioritize real solutions—affordable housing, fair wages, and mental health support—this crisis will keep getting worse.
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  3046. Wow, this was an eye-opening documentary! 📱🕵‍♂ Ronan Farrow did an incredible job exposing the dark side of high-tech surveillance. It’s chilling to think how much of our personal data could be at risk. Definitely a must-watch for anyone concerned about privacy in the digital age!
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  3047. The issue isn’t just poverty itself—it’s how well it’s hidden until it becomes too big to ignore.
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  3048. So many people feel this way, and it's painful to hear. Your comment captures a deep sense of betrayal that deserves more attention. Thank you for sharing—it brings humanity to the headlines.
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  3049. Climate issues need real solutions, not conspiracy theories—budget cuts to environmental programs only make things worse.
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  3050. Outsourcing benefits corporations, not workers. When jobs are sent overseas, communities lose stability, and the middle class shrinks.
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  3051. That’s the root of the crisis. The cost of living is rising, but paychecks aren’t.
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  3052. Amen!
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  3053. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s truly concerning to see homelessness persist in parts of Europe, especially in well-developed countries. It’s a reminder that even in wealthy regions, economic struggles and housing crises remain serious issues that need urgent attention. 🌍
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  3054. That’s a sentiment a lot of Americans share. At the end of the day, politicians seem to serve their own interests first, and that’s why so many people feel disillusioned.
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  3055. That’s a tough reality to face. Many people feel betrayed by the political system, and voter turnout is often impacted by frustration and distrust. The key is whether people will mobilize for real change or lose hope in the system altogether.
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  3056. Exactly. People are working just as hard, yet they’re falling further behind. If wages don’t keep up with inflation, more and more people will struggle just to afford basic necessities.
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  3057. It’s easy to say that from the outside, but a lot of hardworking people are suffering because of decisions made by the powerful. Not everyone had a choice in how things turned out, and many are just trying to survive in a system that isn’t working for them anymore.
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  3058. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Affordable housing is meant to be a stepping stone, but for many, it’s still a struggle to break free from the cycle. The real question is—how can we create lasting solutions that truly help people rebuild? Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3060. Economic collapse doesn't discriminate—when one sector falls, it affects everyone.
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  3061. I hear how strongly you feel, and these kinds of emotions reflect real concerns from many people. Our goal here is to create space for honest, respectful discussion—even when opinions are intense. Thank you for speaking up—let’s just keep things civil so everyone feels heard.
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  3062. Public trust is a company’s most valuable asset. Once it’s lost, no amount of money can buy it back. Musk is learning that the hard way.
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  3063. You're right. It doesn't have to be this way. But as long as corruption and greed dictate policies, real solutions will be out of reach.
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  3064. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! While moving might seem like a simple solution, not everyone has that option due to jobs, family, or personal circumstances. Housing affordability is a complex issue that affects many. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with happiness, peace, and new opportunities!
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  3065. A timeless truth. When profit is placed above people, trust erodes quickly. Thanks for the reminder—it’s a message worth repeating.
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  3066. You’re not alone in feeling this way. It’s frustrating to see billions sent overseas while so many Americans are struggling. Our leaders need to focus on fixing the problems at home—affordable housing, better wages, and real support for those in need. If we don’t demand change, nothing will improve.
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  3067. Portland still has a strong community spirit. With the right policies, the city can rebuild while keeping its progressive and eco-friendly identity.
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  3068. Many believe that actions—good or bad—eventually have consequences. Musk’s journey has been full of highs and lows, and time will tell how his legacy unfolds.
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  3069. Military spending is a policy choice, but social programs need better funding and management to truly make a difference.
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  3070. Thanks for your thoughtful critique. We aim to spark real conversation—even when it's uncomfortable. Bias can show up in many forms, and your comment reminds us to always check our sources, our framing, and our own assumptions. Appreciate the sharp insight.
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  3071. That's a tough reality many are facing. A fair system should reward hard work—hoping for solutions that bring real opportunity for all!
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  3072. That’s a heavy take. A lot of people feel stuck with bad choices, and elections often come down to picking the lesser of two evils. If war is on the horizon, let’s hope leaders find a way to prevent it before it’s too late.
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  3073. The discussion around history and politics is always intense, especially when linked to modern business leaders. These debates continue to shape public discourse worldwide.
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  3074. Tesla stock has definitely been resilient, but many investors are watching closely to see if it can sustain its value in the long run.
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  3075. If working-class Americans can’t even afford housing, what future is left for anyone?
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  3076. Same because in the end it's all gone
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  3077. Political leadership matters, but so do economic trends, crime policies, and housing affordability. No city collapses for just one reason.
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  3078. It’s overwhelming, but behind every statistic is a person. Solutions start with seeing the humanity in the crisis.
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  3079. Good news, everyone! We’ve successfully replaced intelligence with convenience. No need to think, spell, or even interact anymore—AI’s got it covered! Just sit back, sip your Brondo, and let the corporations do the thinking for you.
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  3080. That's so inspiring! Every bit of effort counts, and it's heartening to see people motivated to make a difference. Thank you for your compassion. Wishing you strength and fulfillment in your journey to help others.
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  3081. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Care, welfare, and charity still exist, but with the population growing and challenges like homelessness increasing, it can feel like the system just can’t keep up. It’s a reminder of how important it is for communities to come together and support one another
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  3082. Appreciate the feedback! The goal is always to present things in a way that encourages real discussion rather than just political noise. Thanks for watching!
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  3083. Political division in the U.S. has certainly intensified over the years, and many people share concerns about growing polarization. Whether the country truly becomes "divided" in a literal sense remains to be seen, but your comment reflects the real tensions that exist. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3084. The relationship between the U.S. and Israel is a complex topic with a lot of strong opinions on both sides. But at the end of the day, the real concern for most Americans is fixing problems here at home.
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  3085. California has an enormous economy, but financial independence isn’t just about GDP—it’s about sustainability, disaster management, and governance. Would it be ready?
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  3086. Trade policies always have winners and losers, and the impact of these decisions is being felt in real time. Whether these changes will lead to long-term benefits or more struggles remains to be seen. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3087. Well said! It’s true that money itself is a tool, but the love of it, especially when driven by greed, can lead to harmful actions. The pursuit of quick riches often comes at the expense of fairness and compassion. Finding a balance is key. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season filled with joy and peace!
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  3088. The land of opportunity is starting to feel more like a cautionary tale. The cracks are becoming impossible to hide.
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  3089. I can tell there’s a lot of emotion behind your words. While emotions are valid, I hope we can keep the space open for civil discussion and deeper understanding of how we got here.
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  3090. Economic hardship, inflation, and homelessness are affecting many countries, not just the U.S.
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  3091. Absolutely. While the issue is most visible on the coasts, it's a nationwide problem. The high cost of living and untreated mental health issues are fueling the crisis, and it needs to be addressed from every angle—affordable housing, better healthcare, and real support systems.
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  3092. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's important to understand that job opportunities are influenced by many factors, and unity is key to creating opportunities for everyone. Wishing you a bright and hopeful future
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  3093. Thank you for your thoughtful and heartfelt comment. You’ve highlighted some of the significant challenges many Americans face today, from rising living costs to economic instability. It’s true that working together as a society and holding leaders accountable is essential for meaningful change. We hope for a future where fairness, opportunity, and prosperity are within reach for all. Wishing you strength, hope, and better days ahead.
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  3094. You’ve mixed humor with a serious point—well said. Tariffs do affect real jobs and livelihoods, and the economic fallout can be widespread. Appreciate your contribution.
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  3095. That’s a bold claim! There’s always a lot of speculation about public figures, but verifying sources is crucial before drawing conclusions. Appreciate your comment!
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  3096. You’re right—history does offer many lessons. It’s good to look back and recognize the patterns so we can avoid repeating them. Thanks for the reminder.
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  3097. You’ve brought up some interesting points! North Carolina does have a textile industry, but competition with China has made it tough over the years. Tariffs can sometimes push industries to focus on domestic markets, but whether that’s a long-term win is another debate. As for California and Texas, they are economic powerhouses, no doubt! Their influence on trade, tech, energy, and agriculture is massive. But every state in the U.S. plays a role—whether it's manufacturing in the Midwest, finance in New York, or agriculture in the South. The strength of the U.S. economy has always been in its ability to function as a whole. Appreciate your perspective—it’s always thought-provoking to imagine alternative economic structures!"
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  3098. Leadership can have a significant impact on economic policies and business opportunities. By focusing on education, fostering entrepreneurship, and supporting job creation, we can create a more stable and prosperous future. It’s about ensuring growth benefits everyone, not just a select few
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  3099. Even if the numbers are slightly off, the reality is undeniable—the crisis is real and growing.
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  3100. Global superpowers always benefit from internal division—staying united is the best defense.
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  3101. Many believe Musk’s current challenges signal the downfall of his empire, while others think he will find a way to turn things around. His leadership will determine what happens next.
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  3102. Cultural values shape how we support family, and strong intergenerational bonds can be a source of great strength. The balance between independence and family support is something every society continues to navigate
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  3103. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🙏 The reality for many is far from the dream they were promised. Without real change in housing, wages, and support systems, the struggle will only continue. Hoping for a future where opportunity is truly accessible to all. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3104. Thank you for sharing such a well-thought-out and insightful perspective. Your take on the role of the public sector, economic models, and the evolution of the electric vehicle industry is truly thought-provoking. You make a strong point—society thrives when there’s a balance between public and private sectors, and both play essential roles in overall development. The public sector fosters stability, education, and essential services, while the private sector drives innovation and economic growth. Neither can exist in isolation; they need to complement each other for a well-functioning society. Regarding the EV industry, the growing competition from European, Japanese, and Chinese automakers is undoubtedly reshaping the market. More options mean better affordability, safety, and quality for consumers. No company, no matter how dominant, can hold a monopoly forever—competition pushes industries forward and benefits everyone. Appreciate your well-articulated thoughts! Wishing you a fantastic day—keep up the sharp analysis and keen insights! 🚀
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  3105. Diversity brings both challenges and opportunities. The real issue is economic mismanagement, not diversity.
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  3106. If real solutions aren’t implemented, the wealth gap, homelessness, and economic struggles will only deepen. The warning signs are everywhere.
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  3107. Homelessness is a complex issue—it’s not just about laziness. Many are struggling with mental health, addiction, or simply can’t afford skyrocketing rent. The system is broken, and blaming individuals won’t fix it.
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  3108. True, but sometimes the system makes it impossible for people to move forward at all.
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  3109. That’s a fair concern. Employees are the backbone of any company, and during tough transitions, financial security matters. It raises the question of how major corporations should handle layoffs with responsibility and fairness. Thanks for your insight!
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  3110. You bring up an important point. It’s frustrating when those struggling the most are overlooked, while the wealthy continue to benefit. True progress comes when governments focus on improving the lives of everyday people. We all deserve better opportunities and better living conditions. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I hope things improve for everyone soon!
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  3111. Politics is unpredictable, and voter decisions are shaped by frustration, loyalty, and media influence.
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  3112. The middle class is shrinking while corporations thrive on tax breaks.
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  3113. Thank you for sharing your detailed perspective. It’s a harsh reality that when basic necessities like housing become a profit-driven industry, affordability often takes a backseat. The cycle of high prices, unaffordable mortgages, and financial strain on ordinary people highlights the dark side of prioritizing profit over human needs. This is a critical issue that requires systemic reforms to ensure fair access to housing for everyone.
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  3114. : People fleeing collapsing cities often bring the same political mindset with them. If nothing changes, the cycle of decline just moves from one place to another.
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  3115. Many people feel strongly about Musk and Trump’s connection. Some see it as a smart alliance, while others believe it’s damaging Musk’s reputation.
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  3116. Texas is definitely changing, but it’s nowhere near the crisis level of some other states. California has had long-standing issues, but every state on this list has its own struggles.
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  3117. You make a great point! These issues didn’t start with one president, and they won’t end with one either. It’s a system-wide failure that has been building for decades. Blaming just one person ignores the bigger picture.
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  3118. Thank you for highlighting these important points! Living on boats is certainly not free—it comes with its own set of challenges, from permits to daily essentials. The educational needs of children in such families are particularly significant. Ensuring they have access to consistent learning opportunities, whether through traditional schools, homeschooling, or creative resources, is key to their development. It’s a unique lifestyle that requires balancing freedom with structure to support a brighter future for the next generation. 🌟📚
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  3119. Leadership matters, but systemic issues have been decades in the making.
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  3120. Thank you for your clear stance. It’s important we have space for strong opinions and real conversations about leadership and recovery. Your hope for revival is something we all need to hold onto—whatever our politics.
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  3121. Sometimes a fresh start in a different place is the best move. Hope your new journey brings you peace and stability!
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  3122. It truly is. But sadness alone won’t bring change—solutions and action will.
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  3123. The U.S. is indeed a federation of states, but its strength has come from unity. If states start leaving, the country could face the same challenges the EU has—fragmentation, economic instability, and power struggles.
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  3124. Immigration has always been a heated debate, but history shows that it’s not as simple as just removing people. The real challenge is balancing security, economic needs, and fairness while keeping the country stable
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  3125. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The dark side of homelessness in Europe is indeed tied to complex global factors, including economic policies and conflicts. This documentary explores these challenges while emphasizing the importance of education and collaboration to create lasting solutions. Let’s hope for a future where communities prioritize stability and support for those in need.
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  3126. That’s an important reminder—recessions may hit differently, but no one is fully immune. It’s a tough time for many, and your comment highlights how widespread the impact really is. Appreciate your insight.
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  3127.  @samanthabarry5817  Yes my friend, have a nice day, all the best to you
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  3128. Mismanagement and corruption waste billions that could be helping people. More transparency and accountability are needed.
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  3129. That’s a valid concern. It’s a question economists and regulators are constantly asking. Thanks for raising a point that affects financial stability around the world.
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  3130. It still has incredible potential, but some cities are struggling more than others. Change is needed, but it’s not hopeless.
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  3131. Swapping one leader for another won’t fix the deeper issues America is facing. Whether it’s Trump, Biden, or anyone else, real change will only happen when the system itself is held accountable.
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  3132. A nation’s true wealth isn’t just in its economy but in how it treats its people. May the blessings return through action, not just hope
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  3133. It definitely feels like we’re living in a never-ending cycle of chaos. But the problems we see today weren’t created overnight, and they won’t be fixed overnight either. The real question is: what will it take to break this cycle?
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  3134. History shows that no city stays on top forever. The real question is whether New York’s leadership will make the right decisions before it’s too late.
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  3135. Layoffs and instability at Tesla and X have put a lot of people in tough positions. It’s always the workers who feel the impact first.
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  3136. That time is already here. The wealth gap is growing, and if nothing changes, the middle class will be a thing of the past.
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  3137. Thank you for your thoughtful and detailed comment. The complexities of the banking system and its historical roots are certainly worth discussing, especially how different religious and cultural perspectives have shaped lending practices over time. Understanding these dynamics helps shed light on modern financial challenges, such as housing affordability and economic inequality. We appreciate your insight and hope for continued meaningful conversations. Wishing you peace and prosperity ahead!
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  3138. Political decisions always have consequences, and leadership plays a role in shaping economic and social policies. No matter who is in power, finding real solutions should be the priority. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3139. Political views on leadership will always be divided, but regardless of who is in power, the focus should be on addressing economic issues that impact everyday people. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  3140. That’s a great question. Some are moving for lower taxes, others for more affordable housing, and some just want to escape crime and poor leadership. But wherever they go, they risk facing the same problems if real change doesn’t happen.
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  3141. A lot of people feel like the country is heading in the wrong direction. The real question is, can things be turned around before it’s too late?
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  3142. That’s a thought-provoking point. The definition of “enough” really shifts at those levels of wealth—but in the end, we all leave this world the same way. Thanks for sharing that reflection. It’s a humbling reminder for all of us.
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  3143. I always remind others that homelessness can happen to ANYONE at anytime no matter how hard you’ve worked. I urge everyone to show kindness and mercy to anyone without a place to call home. One day you may be the one in need of grace.
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  3144. Tesla has definitely become more than just a car brand—it’s now a political statement for some people.
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  3145. That’s an important point! Agriculture is the backbone of many states, and when funding and labor disruptions occur, the consequences can be severe. If Nebraska is indeed facing economic challenges due to these factors, it’s a situation worth investigating further. Thanks for bringing this to light!
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  3146. 😥😥
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  3147. A structured approach like this could help. Dignity comes from having a purpose and stability.
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  3148. That’s a great point! Labor protections vary widely between countries, and the U.S. has struggled with weakening unions and limited worker protections compared to nations like Australia or many European countries. Thanks for bringing in this global perspective!
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  3149.  @Daniel-qc9vf  It’s true that unemployment benefits exist, but they don’t always provide long-term stability, especially in cases of mass layoffs. The economic reality for many people is still very difficult. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  3150. The DeLorean brand is often referenced in discussions about ambitious car companies facing struggles. Tesla’s future remains uncertain, but its impact on the auto industry has already been significant.
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  3151. Texas definitely has a strong independent spirit—it was its own republic before joining the U.S.! But political leadership and policies can shape the future in unexpected ways. Do you think Texas will ever actually attempt to secede, or is that just a political talking point? 🤠🌟
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  3152. Thanks for sharing your experience. It’s true that some can change their situation, but not everyone has the resources, support, or ability to leave the city. Mental health, or even family obligations can hold people back. Everyone’s journey is different, and some need extra help to make that change
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  3153. You’re not alone. A lot of people once saw big cities as exciting places to retire, but now, the high costs and rising crime make small towns look like a much better option.
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  3154. Exactly! Billions are spent, yet nothing changes. The problem isn’t lack of money—it’s where it’s going.
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  3155. That’s an honest perspective. Both parties have made choices that have led to the current mess, and blaming one side alone doesn’t tell the full story.
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  3156. Political blame games won’t fix the problem. Whether Democrat or Republican, no city can survive when leadership prioritizes self-interest over public well-being.
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  3157. People everywhere are struggling, not just in the U.S. No country is perfect, but it’s frustrating when leadership doesn’t seem to be improving things for everyday people.
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  3158. Musk’s role in business and politics is widely debated. Some see him as a visionary entrepreneur, while others believe his influence is harmful. His impact on global economics and technology is undeniable.
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  3159. The problem has existed under both Democratic and Republican leadership. Solutions require action, not just blame.
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  3160. We should focus on solutions that empower individuals to regain independence.
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  3161. Some say it’s a red vs. blue issue, but in reality, both sides have failed in different ways. The real challenge isn’t which party is in control—it’s whether leadership is actually making life better for people or just playing politics
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  3162. Thank you for your comment! It's true that the consequences of choices made over the years often catch up with us, shaping the reality we see today. While some of these outcomes can be difficult, they also serve as powerful lessons. Glad you found the video entertaining—stay tuned for more explorations into these complex issues!
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  3163. Thank you for sharing! Larger tariffs may seem like a quick fix, but they often lead to long-term challenges like division, inefficiency, and increased costs for consumers. Collaboration and leveraging each country's strengths can foster innovation, mutual growth, and a more united global trade system. Commercial walls might serve short-term political goals, but they undermine the spirit of global progress. Instead, promoting fair trade practices, reducing unnecessary taxes, and incentivizing local industries and manual labor can help create a more balanced and sustainable economic environment. A world that thrives on teamwork and innovation is better equipped to face challenges and ensure prosperity for all
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  3164. Thanks for engaging with the content. We welcome critical viewpoints, but let’s be mindful to avoid generalizations or conspiracy theories that can distract from constructive dialogue. We encourage conversation that challenges power—without leaning into hate or misinformation.
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  3165. Homelessness is a sign of deeper issues in the system. Let’s work together to fix it. Wishing for progress and healing.
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  3166. The reality is, no city is immune. The problems facing these ten cities are creeping into every part of America.
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  3167. Cutting jobs without reinvesting in new opportunities only deepens the crisis.
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  3168. Musk’s influence over politics, media, and infrastructure has raised concerns. When one man has too much control over critical industries, democracy takes a backseat. The challenge is figuring out where to draw the line between innovation and unchecked power.
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  3169. Every country has its own priorities, but America needs to focus on its own struggling citizens too.
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  3170. Good catch! Sometimes stock footage gets mixed in. Accuracy is important in documentaries.
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  3171. You’re absolutely right. Corporate ownership and investment in housing often push prices out of reach for everyday people, widening the wealth gap. It’s not a sustainable model, and it harms the long-term health of cities by making affordable housing scarce. We need a system that prioritizes people over profits to ensure stable, healthy communities for everyone. Thank you for highlighting this issue.
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  3172. There’s definitely a trend, but the bigger issue is why voters keep choosing the same leadership while expecting different results.
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  3173. That’s an important point—society recognizes that full independence takes time, yet expectations often don’t align with reality. Support systems should reflect the challenges young adults face today
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  3174. Thank you for your comment! It's true that both extremes—whether communism or unchecked capitalism—have shown significant flaws. Europe, caught in the middle, has faced unique challenges navigating these dynamics. It’s a reminder that balance, fairness, and adaptability are key to building stronger, more sustainable systems
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  3175. Immigration is always a hot topic, but cities struggling with crime and homelessness have problems that go beyond just who lives there. Leadership, policies, and economic opportunities all play a role.
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  3176. You bring up a really important point. Economic inequality is definitely becoming a bigger issue as the wealthy continue to solidify their position. However, I believe change is still possible if we raise awareness and push for policies that support those in need. What do you think could be done to help reduce this problem?
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  3177. I appreciate your viewpoint. Many people feel that business leaders stepping into politics can complicate matters. Thanks for adding this to the discussion.
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  3178. Strong opinions about Musk are common, and he certainly remains one of the most controversial figures in business today. His legacy will depend on how his actions unfold in the coming years.
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  3179. It’s not entirely clear what you mean, but discussions around Musk, Trump, and their influence on business and politics continue to be intense!
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  3180. I’m not sure what numbers they’re looking at, but when I fill up my tank or buy groceries, it doesn’t feel like prices are going down. Maybe it’s just where I live? Curious if others are seeing something different in their area.
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  3181. And without real action, it will only get worse. Ignoring the problem won’t make it disappear.
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  3182. Both have unique histories and cultures that set them apart. Alaska’s resources and Hawaii’s strategic location make them valuable, but would they really want to go independent?
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  3183. Geographically, it makes sense, but Alaskans might not be so quick to give up their independence—or their oil revenue.
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  3184. Choose to rise above your dark side by staying strong and putting in the effort to grow
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  3185. That’s a great point. People don’t always think about the real-world consequences of secession—losing federal benefits, military protection, and economic stability could make life much harder.
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  3186. You’ve made a thoughtful connection between policy and real-world consequences. It’s important to examine how decisions impact industries and everyday people. Thanks for contributing that insight.
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  3187. Unfortunately, no state in the U.S. is completely free of homelessness. Some have lower rates than others, but the crisis exists everywhere due to high living costs, lack of affordable housing, and economic struggles
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  3188. Discussions around Musk tend to be highly polarizing! Some see him as a visionary, while others are skeptical of his actions. No matter where you stand, it’s always valuable to hear different viewpoints. Thanks for joining the conversation!
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  3189. : Musk has had an enormous impact on industries in the U.S. and worldwide. While he faces challenges, his legacy—whether positive or negative—will be debated for years.
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  3190. Military spending is massive, but homelessness solutions require structural changes, not just reallocated funds.
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  3191. It’s never too late—history shows nations can recover with the right leadership and policies.
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  3192. True leadership means creating sustainable solutions, not just drastic cuts with no plan.
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  3193. It’s disappointing to see so much money being spent without real solutions for issues like homelessness. Leaders need to prioritize helping Americans, especially those who are struggling
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  3194. Debt is a challenge, but California also has one of the world’s largest economies—it’s a matter of financial management, not just deficits.
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  3195. That’s brutal. No one working a job should have to live in their car just to survive.
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  3196. That’s the big question. There’s always money for war, but never enough for struggling Americans.
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  3197. Get Trump Back Now!
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  3198. Sounds like a desperate solution to a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place. Instead of makeshift shelters, we need real housing solutions and support systems to help people rebuild their lives
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  3199. Tesla’s stock has been volatile, and its future depends on market confidence. Investors are closely watching how Musk manages these challenges.
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  3200. It’s a harsh truth. Wages haven’t kept up with inflation, and rent keeps rising. Hard work used to mean getting ahead, but now, it barely covers the basics. If something doesn’t change soon, the middle class will disappear completely.
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  3201. Geography has always been a tool of power. If the U.S. weakens or breaks apart, other nations will absolutely look to expand their influence where they can.
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  3202. reat point! Those states contribute significantly to the U.S. economy. Their departure would create financial shockwaves nationwide, affecting both federal funding and smaller states.
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  3203. It truly is. No one should have to struggle like this in a country with so much wealth and opportunity. The system is failing those who need help the most.
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  3204. That’s the harsh reality for a lot of people right now. Housing should be a basic right, but in many cities, it’s becoming a luxury.
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  3205. If the U.S. ever fractured, coastal regions might go their own way. But what happens to the middle of the country?
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  3206. Some people will never admit they were wrong, even when reality proves otherwise. Blind loyalty in politics is one of the biggest reasons why things never change.
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  3207. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true that resources spent on wars and conflicts could be redirected to address critical issues like homelessness and refugee support. By focusing on education, community programs, and sustainable solutions, we can prioritize improving lives at home and abroad. Collective action and thoughtful decisions are essential for creating a better future for all
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  3208. Corporate greed plays a huge role. When profits matter more than people, housing becomes unaffordable, wages stagnate, and cities collapse under the weight of economic inequality.
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  3209. I hear your frustration. Rapid changes like that can be hard to watch, especially when long-term trust is broken. Thank you for being part of this discussion.
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  3210. Both have built massive followings, but their influence has also led to deep political and economic divides. The real question is whether the system will ever hold figures like them accountable, or if they’ll just keep rewriting the rules to serve themselves.
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  3211. That’s a creative take! Some regions certainly have economic and cultural similarities with Canada, while others might find their own paths. Hawaii’s geographical isolation makes independence an interesting idea, while Texas historically has had its own independence movement. Thanks for the fun and thought-provoking comment!
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  3212. Emotions are clearly running high. While it’s fine to express frustration, let’s aim to keep things constructive and respectful so everyone can feel welcome to share. Thanks for being part of the discussion.
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  3213. That’s a fair point. Texas relies on immigrants for labor but at the same time, politicians use immigration as a political weapon. The contradictions are clear.
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  3214. Fentanyl is a huge factor in the crisis, but it’s not the only one. Mental health issues, lack of affordable housing, and economic struggles all play a role.
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  3215. People still see the U.S. as a land of opportunity, but the reality is becoming more complicated. For many, life here isn’t as easy as they expected, and some are even choosing to leave after experiencing the struggles firsthand.
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  3216. You’re clearly acting on your values, and I respect your decision. Thank you for sharing your position and helping others reflect on the broader context of global business ethics.
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  3217. The widening gap between the wealthy and working class is undeniable—people need leadership that prioritizes them.
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  3218. The economic challenges facing certain states are complex and involve many factors, including budget deficits, industry shifts, and broader economic trends. Government layoffs are just one piece of a larger puzzle. Thanks for bringing in another perspective!
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  3219. That’s an interesting take! Musk’s intelligence and ambition are undeniable, but his behavior often sparks debate. Some see his impulsive nature as a sign of creativity, while others view it as recklessness. Either way, he keeps the world watching. Appreciate your insight!
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  3220. I hear your frustration—and you’re definitely not alone. A lot of people feel like the system is stuck on repeat. Thank you for being honest. Change isn’t just about ballots—it’s also about staying informed, speaking up like you’re doing, and pushing for accountability all year round.
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  3221. That’s the nightmare scenario. People work their whole lives, only to find that the safety net they counted on isn’t there anymore.
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  3222. A true superpower should first ensure its own citizens are safe, housed, and thriving before trying to fix the world’s problems.
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  3223. Trade policies have had a big impact on many industries, including Tesla. Adapting to changing economic conditions is always a challenge for businesses.
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  3224. Thanks for the detailed report about what’s happening with the ICE raids 🤙🤙
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  3225. That’s the reality for too many people. Hard work should lead to stability, not just scraping by. Something has to change.
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  3226. Global influence is growing, but New York will always be an economic and cultural powerhouse. The challenge is keeping it accessible for all.
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  3227. That’s heartbreaking. Thank you for being so honest. Public safety is a basic need, and when that vanishes, so does our sense of home. You’re helping keep this conversation grounded in everyday reality.
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  3228. It truly is heartbreaking. No one should have to live like this, especially in a country with so many resources. 😢 Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Wishing for a future where everyone has the support they need.
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  3229. That’s the challenge—staying united while respecting different perspectives. The country has survived divisions before, but it takes effort from everyone.
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  3230. Thanks for that thoughtful insight. It really does raise questions about leadership, loyalty, and business judgment. Your comment adds depth to this conversation.
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  3231. Family support is a blessing, and every culture approaches independence differently. Gratitude for that foundation goes a long way!
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  3232. The EV market is becoming more competitive, and Chinese automakers like BYD are gaining ground. It will be interesting to see how Tesla adapts to this shifting landscape.
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  3233. A lot of people have concerns about money in politics, no matter where it’s coming from. The real issue is making sure policies actually help the people who need it most.
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  3234. Great question. The money is there, but it’s being spent elsewhere. Accountability and real solutions are long overdue.
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  3235. That’s the hardest part—realizing too late that the change wasn’t for the better. Hopefully, more people will take these lessons to heart next time around.
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  3236. Addressing theft isn’t just about enforcing laws—it also requires education to build awareness and responsibility. Strong legal systems combined with community-focused policies can create a safer, more conscious society.
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  3237. Absolutely. Solving this crisis requires unity, compassion, and real action. Thank you for highlighting this. Wishing for lasting change and support for those in need.
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  3238. That’s the sad reality. A roof over your head shouldn’t depend on wealth alone.
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  3239. 😥😥😥😥
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  3240. Dubai has its advantages, but every place has trade-offs. America still offers opportunities—if the right policies are put in place.
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  3241. Every leader talks about solutions, but real action is what’s missing. Words don’t put a roof over anyone’s head.
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  3242. Thanks for sharing your concern. Relationships between wealth and politics have long shaped national outcomes. Let’s keep exploring how those dynamics impact everyone—not just the powerful.
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  3243. Right? The dollar menu is a thing of the past. Fast food isn’t so "cheap" anymore.
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  3244. You're absolutely right. There’s still so much work to be done to support those in need. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Wishing you hope and inspiration to make a difference
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  3245. A heartbreaking reality—homelessness isn’t just about education, but systemic failures that leave even hardworking, capable people without a safety net. We need real solutions, not just temporary fixes.
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  3246. Thanks for catching that! We always strive for accuracy in our visuals, and we appreciate keen-eyed viewers like you who help keep the details correct. We'll take another look at that footage—thanks for pointing it out!
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  3247. Extreme wealth inequality is unsustainable. When a handful of people control the majority of resources, the system is bound to collapse under its own weight.
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  3248. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Social security does play a crucial role in providing stability and supporting a good quality of life for many. While it’s an important part of the solution, a comprehensive approach that includes job creation, education, and economic policies is key to ensuring long-term prosperity
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  3249. Economic policies that neglect workers will eventually harm the entire system.
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  3250. Many feel trapped. Economic freedom isn’t available to everyone.
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  3251. Government restructuring can lead to unexpected consequences—only time will tell how deep these changes go.
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  3252. Alaska’s strategic importance in terms of resources and military presence makes it a fascinating point in this discussion. While handing it over to Canada is unlikely, it’s true that resource control would be a major factor in any geopolitical shift. Greenland has also been a point of interest for global powers, which adds another layer to this topic. Thanks for the thought-provoking comment!
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  3253. Thanks for taking the time to highlight Musk’s innovations from your point of view. It’s clear you see value in what he’s done for technology and infrastructure. Diverse views like yours help us see the bigger picture.
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  3254. That’s a big idea! Long-term solutions with housing, jobs, and support could create real change. Hoping for progress!
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  3255. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s important to recognize that complex issues like these often involve a mix of factors beyond political affiliations. Constructive dialogue and collaboration are key to finding meaningful solutions, regardless of party lines. Wishing for progress and positive change for everyone!
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  3256. A lot of people feel betrayed by his actions, whether it’s employees, investors, or former fans. His next moves will either repair his reputation or damage it further.
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  3257. Protests, both organic and organized, have become a common part of public discourse. Regardless of the motivation behind them, they reflect strong opinions on Musk and his businesses.
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  3258. Federal jobs are concentrated in population centers, which tend to vote blue—but job losses affect all Americans, regardless of politics.
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  3259.  @Soren_Caique_xD  I hear you! 🙏 The situation feels overwhelming, and change seems slow. Hopefully, real solutions will come before it gets even worse. Wishing for a brighter future and sending you positive thoughts! 🌟
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  3260. Thank you for your comment. It’s an interesting observation and highlights the importance of consistency in addressing national and global challenges. Education plays a key role in shaping informed perspectives and creating a society that values helping others, both at home and abroad. Let’s work toward solutions that prioritize understanding, compassion, and long-term progress for everyone
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  3261. Although I prefer not to see negative news, I’m glad Cash covered something different for a change. It’s refreshing to get updates beyond homelessness and immigration—adds variety while keeping things informative. Great job! 👏✨
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  3262. : Musk’s intelligence is widely recognized, but his decisions—especially outside of business—have sparked controversy. Some see him as a visionary, while others question his judgment.
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  3263. People have strong feelings about Trump, whether they love him or hate him. But at the end of the day, elections are decided by votes. If enough people feel like he’s the only option for change, it says a lot about the state of the country.
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  3264. That’s a great idea—stable jobs can be life-changing. Giving people real opportunities instead of just pushing them aside is the key to true recovery. Blessings to those who help. 🙏
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  3265. You’ve expressed a real concern. Many people across the spectrum feel tension rising, and open dialogue is key to preventing deeper division. Thanks for sharing your view—these conversations matter.
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  3266. California’s independent spirit is undeniable, but leaving the U.S. is a complex process, no matter who is in charge.
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  3267. Many people feel the same way. We need to prioritize helping our own citizens—especially those struggling with homelessness and poverty—before sending billions overseas
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  3268. Economic challenges impact consumers' purchasing power, and political endorsements can influence brand perception. Tesla’s future will depend on whether it can maintain customer trust.
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  3269. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The issue of affordable housing is indeed critical, especially for young, growing families who often struggle to buy a home. Reducing property prices and increasing access to social housing could be key steps toward addressing this challenge. It's important to take immediate action to ensure that every working individual has the opportunity to afford a home. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful holiday season! 🇪🇺🎄
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  3270. Have a nice day everyone May God bring all the best to you
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  3271. Thanks for sharing your perspective. You’ve touched on a concern many people feel about corporate influence and media narratives. I respect your call for independent thinking and hope this space can be one where people feel empowered to explore diverse viewpoints with openness.
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  3272. Job loss is a part of life for many, but that doesn’t make it any less difficult, especially for those unprepared financially. Encouraging adaptability is important, but empathy is also key. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  3273. Where?
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  3274. Regardless of who’s in office, homelessness and drug addiction have been long-term issues. The focus should be on real solutions, not just politics.
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  3275. Capitalism works when balanced. Unchecked capitalism, without regulation or social responsibility, leads to what we’re seeing now—cities falling apart while the ultra-rich thrive.
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  3276. Social and economic divisions have deep roots, and they aren’t just about race. They’re about opportunity, leadership, and policies that either unite or divide people.
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  3277. Thank you for your comment! The homelessness crisis in Los Angeles is indeed heartbreaking and reflects the darker side of a city known for its glitz and glamour. Fires and urban decay have further compounded the struggles of those without homes, painting a grim picture of what’s happening on the streets. Stay tuned as we continue to explore these pressing issues in greater depth. Wishing you peace and understanding in these challenging times!
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  3278. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Elections always bring opportunities for change, but hindsight often reminds us of missed possibilities. Let’s hope for more awareness and engagement in the future to shape a better path for everyone
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  3279. The game has changed. Hard work alone isn’t enough when wages can’t keep up with the cost of living.
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  3280. You’re right—support systems should be more accessible to working families and seniors. Education on financial literacy and housing rights can empower people to navigate these challenges. Wishing for positive change and better opportunities for all!
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  3281. You raise an important point about government spending priorities and the impact on society. Resource allocation plays a crucial role in addressing issues like homelessness and poverty. Thank you for sharing this perspective. Wishing for a future where leadership decisions prioritize the well-being of all people.
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  3282. California has always had a strong identity, and some have even pushed for secession in the past. But at the end of the day, it’s deeply tied to the U.S. economy and political system. Whether people love or hate California, it’s not going anywhere.
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  3283. The video presents possibilities based on economic, political, and social trends. No one can predict the future with certainty, but it's important to explore different scenarios and their potential impact.
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  3284. The U.S. has remained a global powerhouse, but history shows that empires and superpowers face challenges over time. The video doesn’t claim the U.S. will fall—just explores what could happen if internal fractures grow. Stability comes from strong leadership and cooperation.
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  3285. Both public and private workers need security—this isn’t a partisan issue.
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  3286. It’s heartbreaking to see resources spent elsewhere while issues like homelessness and poverty remain unresolved. Hoping for positive change and support for those in need. Stay hopeful!
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  3287. Stability is never guaranteed, but mass layoffs affect entire communities, not just individuals.
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  3288. If history is any indicator, things can always get worse. The real question is whether Americans will step up and demand change before the bottom completely falls out.
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  3289. How resources are allocated defines a nation’s priorities. The question is—are we investing in long-term solutions that truly help people?
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  3290. Economic instability has always been a trigger for larger conflicts. When corporations and politicians put their own interests above working people, unrest is inevitable. The real question is whether things will spiral out of control before real solutions are put in place.
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  3291. NYC has its struggles, but it remains a global economic and cultural powerhouse.
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  3292. The influence of wealthy individuals in politics is always a heated topic. Some see it as dangerous, while others believe business leaders bring valuable insights to government. The debate will continue!
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  3293. Water politics are complex, but managing resources independently would still be a massive challenge.
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  3294. That’s a tough one! California has a massive economy, but its financial struggles would make independence a complex and risky endeavor.
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  3295. Greed and overbuilding have created an imbalance, and without quality jobs, many people are left struggling. Property taxes only add to the burden, making it harder for individuals and families to thrive. It’s time to rethink how we approach economic growth and ensure people can live comfortably without these extra pressures.
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  3296. Corruption is a real problem, but fixing the system from within is often more practical than tearing it apart.
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  3297. Government spending is always debated, but finding the right balance between domestic needs and international commitments is crucial.
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  3298. Elections have long-term consequences, and this is the reality of those decisions.
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  3299. Many people feel like we’re watching history repeat itself. Great empires have fallen before, and the question is—will America find a way to survive its decline?
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  3300. So many people are making that same decision. The sad part is, most people don’t want to leave their home—they just feel like they have no choice.
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  3301. Seattle’s homelessness crisis is just as severe, yet it often gets overlooked. The rising cost of living, lack of affordable housing, and addiction issues are pushing more people onto the streets. It’s heartbreaking to see so many struggling in a city that was once considered one of the most livable in the U.S. 💔
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  3302. A lot of people share that sentiment, but the reality is, the decline we’re seeing now is a result of decades of political and economic choices from both sides. Trump played a role, but so did many others before him. The question is: how do we fix it now?
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  3303. That’s not really the focus here. The real issue is the growing homelessness crisis in NYC and across the country. We should be talking about real solutions—affordable housing, mental health support, and fair wages—rather than distractions
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  3304. That’s true. Media often focuses on the worst aspects, but that doesn’t mean these problems aren’t real. Every city has both struggles and strengths—what matters is whether leaders choose to address them.
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  3305. It really is. These are fundamental issues—people just want safe streets, affordable living, and stable jobs. That shouldn’t be too much to ask.
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  3306. Every country handles social issues differently, but cultural and economic structures play a bigger role than religion alone.
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  3307. Some would say it’s Democrats, others would blame Republicans. Either way, the real issue is leadership that puts politics over solving real problems.
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  3308. That’s a strong statement. Politics today is deeply divided, and both parties have contributed to where we are now. The real issue is whether Americans can find common ground before things spiral further.
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  3309. The U.S. system has always been shaped by wealth and corporate influence, which makes it feel less like a true democracy and more like a carefully controlled game. Many countries deal with corruption, but when billionaires shape policies without accountability, it raises the question: who’s really in charge?
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  3310. Thank you for your comment, Jacob. Faith can indeed bring hope and guidance during challenging times. However, combining spiritual strength with practical efforts—like investing in education, fostering community, and creating sustainable policies—can lead to real and lasting change. Let’s work together with faith and action to build a brighter future.
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  3311. Directing aid toward domestic issues is a conversation worth having. The challenge is balancing local and global responsibilities.
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  3312. The dark side of homelessness is a stark reminder of the priorities we need to rethink. While resources often flow elsewhere, addressing poverty and homelessness at home through education, affordable housing, and community investment can make a real difference. It’s time to focus on building lives, not just systems.
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  3313. You’re highlighting the intersection of business and global politics—thank you for raising that. It’s a reminder that brand decisions carry global weight.
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  3314. A lot of strong opinions on this topic lately. Whether about leadership or strategy, these discussions show how deeply people care about where their money—and trust—goes. Thanks for weighing in.
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  3315. It’s frustrating. Taking care of our own should be the first priority.
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  3316. Providing the right support is crucial to helping people regain their independence.
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  3317. America is facing complex challenges, and migration is just one piece of the puzzle. Economic policies, housing affordability, and job opportunities all play a role in shaping the country’s future. Blaming one group won’t fix the issue—real solutions come from strong leadership, fair policies, and a focus on improving opportunities for all citizens. Unity, not division, is what will strengthen America. 🇺🇸
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  3318. That’s a bold statement, and it reflects a lot of public skepticism. Whether admired or criticized, these figures often represent much more than their businesses—they reflect people’s hopes and frustrations with the whole system. Thanks for being part of the discussion.
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  3319. That’s a heartbreaking reality. When people lose everything and leave in a hurry, pets often get left behind too. It’s another tragic side effect of economic collapse that doesn’t get talked about enough.
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  3320. While personal choices matter, structural issues like the cost of living, job loss, and medical debt also push people into homelessness. Compassion and real solutions go further than just judgment.
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  3321. The actions of global leaders are always under scrutiny, and public perception changes based on decisions made over time. Critical thinking and open discussions like this help shape a more informed society. Thanks for contributing to the conversation!
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  3322. That's an interesting perspective! Learning from successful food industries like India's could definitely help farmers in the U.S. add value to their crops. Developing skills in food processing, marketing, and product innovation might open up new opportunities and improve profitability for farmers.
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  3323. The fight against extremism is always an important discussion. The way history is perceived and debated continues to evolve.
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  3324. Politics aside, the reality is that mass layoffs hurt Americans, regardless of who they voted for.
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  3325. Absolutely. Politicians come and go, but voters set the direction. The real challenge is getting people to see beyond party loyalty and start voting for real solutions instead of empty promises.
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  3326. That’s a thoughtful idea! Revitalizing ghost towns by settling the homeless could provide housing while breathing new life into abandoned areas. With the right support, infrastructure, and job opportunities, it could be a win-win for communities and those in need
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  3327. Every era has its leaders and political movements. The real test is whether people can work through their differences without letting politics define the nation’s identity.
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  3328. Absolutely! No matter how divided things may seem, unity is the key to stability. Do you think there’s still hope for the U.S. to find common ground, or have the divisions gone too far? 🇺🇸🤝
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  3329. Exactly. Quick fixes won't solve the root causes. We need long-term strategies that address housing, healthcare, and job opportunities
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  3330. :ll:
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  3331. Thanks for your perspective! We understand that viewer trust is important, and we’ll keep working to create content that’s worth watching until the end. Your feedback is appreciated!
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  3332. There’s a saying: “If you don't resist, you lose everything. If you do, you might end up in jail.” Seems more true than ever.
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  3333. It’s a tragic irony. Empty buildings and vacant properties while people are left out in the cold. The resources are there—it’s a matter of priorities, and clearly, they’re not where they should be.
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  3334. Absolutely. No one should be left without a safe place to live. They need real support—housing, job opportunities, and mental health care—to get back on their feet
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  3335. Interesting thought! History shows that when nations break apart, alliances often form again. A new union of states could be inevitable.
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  3336. Haha, that’s one way to look at it! Canada’s healthcare system is definitely an attractive feature, though every system has its own pros and cons. Trade partnerships between the U.S. and Canada are vital, so let’s hope both sides find a way to work together for mutual benefit. Thanks for the lighthearted comment!
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  3337. Elections have consequences; civic engagement is crucial.
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  3338. Musk has certainly built an empire that has reshaped multiple industries. Even with the current challenges, his influence in business and technology remains significant.
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  3339. Faith and community support are important, but real change also comes from action. Cities need better policies, leadership, and a willingness from the people to rebuild.
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  3340. The wealth gap keeps growing, and without fair taxation, the working class will continue to struggle.
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  3341. If this chaos isn’t contained, it will become the new normal in cities across America.
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  3342. 😥😥
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  3343. Musk has a habit of branding himself as an expert in fields where he has no formal training. The fact that people are even considering trusting him with medical implants shows just how much influence hype can have over common sense.
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  3344. That says a lot. In some developing countries, people live better with less. The cost of living crisis in the U.S. is pushing even middle-class families to the edge.
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  3345. Politics and business are deeply connected, and Musk’s alliances have definitely influenced public perception. Whether his choices help or hurt his companies remains to be seen.
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  3346. Leadership matters. If the current system isn’t working, it’s time for new solutions and real action.
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  3347. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s frustrating to see cities prioritize high-end developments while so many struggle to find basic housing. Affordable solutions should be a priority, not an afterthought. Hoping for real change soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3348.  @funwisely  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s a harsh reality—money often takes priority over human well-being. Hopefully, we’ll see a shift toward policies that truly put people first. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3349. Musk has faced legal and financial challenges before, but he has also managed to overcome them. Whether this time will be different remains to be seen.
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  3350. A lot of people feel the same way. The old "American Dream" doesn’t work like it used to, and the system seems rigged against regular people.
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  3351. Great question. It’s something worth reflecting on—economic decisions can have long-term, unintended consequences. Thanks for raising this important point.
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  3352. Tesla and SpaceX have both faced challenges, but they’ve also had major successes. Whether these setbacks are temporary or signs of a bigger problem remains to be seen.
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  3353. The issue runs deeper than immigration—economic instability is affecting everyone.
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  3354. That’s an interesting take! AIPAC has always played a major role in U.S. politics, and Trump’s relationship with them has certainly seen ups and downs. Politics is complex, and there’s always more to watch unfold. Thanks for sharing!
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  3355. Musk’s role in Tesla, SpaceX, and his other ventures is always debated—some see him as an innovator, while others see him as someone who capitalized on existing ideas. His family background does add another layer to the conversation. Regardless of how he got there, his impact on tech and business is undeniable. Thanks for bringing an interesting perspective to the discussion!
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  3356. It’s all about artificial scarcity—keeping supply low to keep profits high, while people suffer.
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  3357. Actions do have consequences, and Musk’s choices—whether in business or politics—are shaping his legacy. Let’s see how it all plays out!
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  3358. Homelessness isn’t just a U.S. problem—it’s growing in many major cities, even if the media downplays it.
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  3359. The debate over government subsidies for billionaires is ongoing. Some argue that incentives help drive innovation, while others believe they unfairly benefit the wealthy. The role of public funds in private enterprises is definitely a conversation worth having. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  3360. That’s the foundation the country was built on. But with so much division, some wonder if that unity is starting to crack.
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  3361. California has an enormous economy, but independence would come with challenges—water shortages, wildfires, and federal funding losses. Could the West Coast truly sustain itself long-term without support from the rest of the country?
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  3362. Thank you for sharing such an inspiring perspective! Reinventing the global economic and financial system is no small task, but with collaboration from great minds across disciplines, it’s not impossible. Education, innovation, and compassion are key to creating a system where everyone can live decently and happily. Here’s to hoping for a future driven by fairness and unity!
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  3363. It’s scary because it’s real. But change is possible if there’s enough political will and community effort to make a difference.
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  3364. Thanks for checking the disclaimer—we always aim to be transparent. The goal of this video is to spark thought and conversation, not to declare final truths. Appreciate you watching and keeping us accountable.
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  3365. A lot of people feel the same way. Loving a country doesn’t mean ignoring its problems—it means wanting it to be better. The challenge is figuring out how to fix what’s broken before it’s too late.
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  3366. You clearly feel strongly about this, and I respect you sharing your view. Corporate accountability is a growing issue, and your comment adds fuel to the discussion.
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  3367. Interesting distinction—your comment seems to touch on the cultural vs. political state of the country. It’s a layered idea, and one that sparks reflection on what we really mean when we talk about “America.” Thanks for that thought-provoking take.
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  3368. The irony is heartbreaking. The land of opportunity shouldn’t be a land of survival for so many.
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  3369. That’s a hopeful way to look at it. Sometimes hardship can bring understanding—but it’s important that empathy leads to action, especially for those with the power to make change. Thanks for keeping the focus on compassion.
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  3370. Texas welcomed Musk with open arms, but now they’re seeing the reality of his business style. Just like California, Texas might eventually realize he’s more trouble than he’s worth.
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  3371. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The American Dream can feel like a distant reality for many facing challenges like homelessness and rising costs. Let’s hope for meaningful changes that turn the dream into something attainable and uplifting for everyone.
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  3372. That says a lot. When longtime residents notice such a drastic decline, it’s clear something is seriously wrong. Do you think things can turn around, or is it too late?
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  3373. It’s true that political involvement can be risky for business leaders. Musk’s decisions have sparked both strong support and intense backlash.
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  3374. This is the kind of thinking we need! Practical solutions that provide both shelter and jobs could help rebuild lives and strengthen industries at the same time.
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  3375. Absolutely! Real solutions exist, but it takes commitment and action to implement them.
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  3376. Musk has benefited from government contracts, but his recent behavior is making people question where his priorities really are. Is he still focused on innovation, or just maintaining power?
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  3377. Thanks You!
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  3378. Not a mistake—just the harsh reality. Rent prices are out of control, and wages aren’t keeping up.
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  3379. You’re absolutely right—the rising cost of living is a huge issue. Wages haven’t kept pace with inflation, and housing costs are skyrocketing. Economic inequality is at the heart of many struggles today. It’s heartbreaking to see so many people affected. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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  3380. Political figures like Trump and Musk tend to generate strong emotions, both positive and negative. Everyone has their own perspective on their leadership and influence.
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  3381. I can see that you're deeply frustrated, and I appreciate you being honest. At the same time, I encourage everyone here to keep things civil so we can stay focused on the bigger picture—how these issues are shaping the lives of everyday people.
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  3382. Thanks for the feedback! We'll work on improving the editing to better match the narration. Your input helps us get better—appreciate it!
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  3383. Exactly. Government greed and lack of long-term planning have only made the crisis worse. We need leaders who prioritize people over profits
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  3384. Overspending is an issue, but balancing the budget shouldn’t come at the cost of mass homelessness.
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  3385. Every empire faces challenges, but history shows that decline is not always permanent. It depends on whether people step up to rebuild or let it fall further.
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  3386. A balanced approach is exactly what's needed. Protecting borders and ensuring help for those who need it are both critical steps in the right direction. Let's work toward solutions that make life better for everyone.
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  3387. That’s a powerful statement. Greed has certainly played a role in many of the issues we face today. Thank you for sharing this perspective—it reminds us all to reflect on where we've come from, and where we're heading. Let’s keep talking and stay open to change.
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  3388. Many states rely heavily on federal funding. Breaking away isn’t just about independence—it’s about sustainability.
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  3389. Change—especially on this scale—would bring both challenges and opportunities. Whatever happens, history shows that societies adapt, but the path forward is never simple. Thanks for engaging with the discussion!
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  3390. It’s definitely concerning to see these issues, especially in such wealthy countries. It’s important for governments to focus on solutions that help those in need, rather than letting these problems grow. We all deserve better.
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  3391. Thanks for sharing your international perspective—it’s always valuable to hear how global audiences view U.S. developments. Let’s aim to keep discussions grounded in facts and focused on understanding one another across different experiences.
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  3392. You’re right. The focus should be on taking care of the people already here—prioritizing housing, jobs, and support for Americans before anything else. We need to fix our own problems first
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  3393. Thank you for your comment! Wishing all the best and sending positive vibes to everyone. Here's to brighter days ahead for all of us!
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  3394. That’s the real dilemma—people aren’t just leaving for lower costs, they’re leaving for a better quality of life.
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  3395. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Challenges like poverty and homelessness often call for reflection on societal values and priorities. Education and community investment can be powerful tools to address these issues and foster growth. It’s worth considering how we can uplift and support one another to build stronger, more resilient communities. Here’s to positive change and brighter days ahead!
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  3396. A fair point! The name itself reflects unity, but the challenge is whether that unity can withstand political and social fractures.
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  3397. Homelessness is a humanitarian crisis, not something to mock. Empathy leads to solutions; judgment doesn’t.
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  3398. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s heartbreaking to see how things have changed. Public spaces meant for transportation are now makeshift shelters, highlighting a deeper crisis. Hoping for real solutions soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3399.  @funwisely  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Those are the real questions—billions in taxes and corporate profits, yet so many are left without basic shelter. The system needs accountability and real solutions. Hoping for change. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3400. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true that comparing different systems can provide valuable insights. However, the strengths of democracy lie in its ability to adapt and improve through the voices of its people. By focusing on education, infrastructure, and fair policies, democracies like the U.S. can better address the needs of all citizens, including rural communities
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  3401. When profit is prioritized over people, inequality deepens. The system must work for everyone, not just the wealthy.
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  3402. The intersection of politics and business is always a complex issue. The supply chain for EV batteries has global implications, and the relationship between government policies and corporate success is something many people are questioning. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint!
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  3403. Exactly. Temporary shelters and short-term aid won’t solve homelessness. Long-term policies are needed.
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  3404. Change requires active participation—whether through voting, activism, or local engagement.
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  3405. That’s an interesting take. Some argue that the problems we see now were always there but have just become more visible. Either way, things have definitely changed.
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  3407. It may feel that way, but history has shown that nations can recover if enough people demand change. It’s not over yet.
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  3408. Education is crucial, but so are fair wages, affordable housing, and mental health support. Hard work alone doesn’t always prevent poverty.
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  3409. That’s a bold idea! Alaska’s proximity to Canada and its economic ties make for an interesting discussion. However, its strategic and natural resource value means it's deeply tied to the U.S. Regardless, it’s fascinating to think about alternate scenarios. Thanks for commenting!
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  3410. That’s an interesting take. Public confidence plays a huge role in any industry, and massive layoffs definitely have ripple effects. The question is whether leaders—political or corporate—are thinking long-term about stability, or just short-term about profits.
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  3411. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It can be to see tax dollars sent abroad while many communities in the U.S. face economic struggles. Balancing international aid with domestic investments in infrastructure, housing, and social services is crucial for a healthier, more sustainable future. Let’s hope for policies that prioritize the well-being of all citizens.
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  3412. True! Hawaii has a rich history of sovereignty, but federal funding plays a huge role in its economy. Independence would require major economic restructuring.
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  3413. History shows that no empire lasts forever, but nations can reinvent themselves if they learn from their mistakes.
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  3414. Thank you for your comment. Redirecting resources toward education, healthcare, and infrastructure could make a much greater impact on improving the quality of life for citizens. Let’s hope for policies that prioritize the well-being of the population over conflicts abroad
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  3415. Progress should mean stability and opportunity for all, not rising crime and homelessness. Growth without direction isn’t real progress.
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  3416. That question says it all—and it’s one so many are asking right now. Thank you for putting it out there. Hard work should mean something. The fact that it doesn’t anymore isn’t a failure of individuals—it’s a sign the system needs to change.
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  3417. It’s a sad trend across the country. No matter where you go, homelessness seems to be getting worse. It's clear that the solutions we need are long overdue.
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  3418. Many people would love to leave, but not everyone has that option. The real challenge is making cities livable again, not just abandoning them.
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  3419. Exactly. Words don’t solve problems—actions do.
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  3420. Unity and compassion are more important than ever. Working together is the key to overcoming tough times!
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  3421. Sadly, it does feel that way. Greed continues to widen the gap between the wealthy and everyone else. We need leaders who prioritize 'We The People' and work for the greater good. 🇺🇸
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  3422. It hits differently when it’s personal. So many families are affected, yet solutions remain out of reach
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  3423. Thank you for your feedback! Hope you continue to stay motivated and hopeful.
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  3424. Some cities have tried, but long-term solutions like permanent housing and jobs are needed.
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  3425. Presne tak! Amerika míňa miliardy na iné krajiny, ale doma problémy len rastú. Kedy konečne začnú riešiť vlastných ľudí? 🤨
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  3426. Blind loyalty to any party or politician is dangerous. Real change comes from holding leaders accountable, not re-electing the same people expecting different results
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  3427. Thanks for sharing! It’s interesting how price increases can push people to look for better opportunities elsewhere. Hopefully, things improve in the Czech Republic, but it’s great that you've found a place that suits you better in England. Wishing you all the best!
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  3428. You’ve raised some heartfelt concerns, and I hear your disappointment. It’s important to reflect on the impact of leadership—on science, global trust, and everyday life. Thank you for sharing so openly.
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  3429. A heartbreaking contradiction. Wealth isn’t the problem—priorities are.
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  3430. That’s a bold take, and I hear your frustration. Boycotts are one way people express disapproval, and your comment reminds us how interconnected global culture really is.
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  3431. Crime and addiction thrive when economic opportunities disappear. If cities don’t create better jobs and social support, the cycle continues.
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  3432. I hear what you’re saying, and I appreciate you expressing it. In a democracy, the voices of everyday people do matter. Conversations like this help us all reflect on the influence of wealth and politics in society today.
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  3433. Every generation has faced its own challenges and made its contributions. Moving forward, education and collaboration across generations can help address issues like homelessness and create a brighter future for all
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  3434. If you’re talking about Alaska, it was sold to the U.S. by Russia in 1867. It’s definitely an interesting part of history that people don’t talk about much.
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  3435. Economic collapse isn’t about race—it’s about policy, leadership, and economic opportunity.
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  3436. It really is. Thank you for sharing that grief—it’s a shared feeling across many communities. We need to name the loss before we can rebuild. Your words help with that.
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  3437. Tourism alone wouldn’t be enough to sustain Hawaii as an independent nation. Food security and supply chains would be major hurdles for survival.
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  3438. It's important to recognize that homelessness is a complex issue, influenced by factors like housing costs, mental health, addiction, and systemic failures, not just taxes. A 13% tax rate alone isn't the cause, but it can contribute to financial strain for those already struggling. We need to approach these problems with compassion and a focus on comprehensive solutions. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I wish you continued understanding and insight as we work toward positive change.
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  3439. You make a strong point. The middle class has always been the backbone of the economy, and when that support base is weakened, it affects everyone—including the wealthy. Thanks for adding that important perspective.
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  3440. Musk’s impact on the U.S. economy and innovation is undeniable, but his presence remains a topic of discussion among both supporters and critics.
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  3441. I can hear the pain and frustration behind your words. This country is deeply divided—and people are hurting on all sides. Thank you for speaking up, even if it's tough to say. Let’s keep seeking understanding and not just blame, because that’s how real healing begins.
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  3442. You're highlighting a critical dark side—when laws and systems break down, it often leaves the most vulnerable, like the homeless, to struggle the hardest. Anarchy may sound like freedom, but in reality, it creates chaos where only the strongest survive, while others are left behind without support.
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  3443. It’s telling when immigrants who once saw America as a land of opportunity are now leaving. If the country doesn’t address these problems, more people will look elsewhere for a better life. Would you like me to tweak anything or add more perspectives? 🚀
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  3444. Government spending priorities are always a heated debate, and military expenditures are often at the center of that discussion. Many people question whether funds should be allocated differently, especially during times of economic struggle at home. Thanks for bringing up this important point!
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  3445. Musk’s leadership style has always been controversial—some see him as a bold innovator, while others see him as ruthless. His approach to Twitter (X) and Tesla has certainly raised debates about corporate power and employee treatment. At the end of the day, consumers do have a say in shaping industries through their choices. Thanks for adding depth to the discussion!
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  3446. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 You’re absolutely right—the cycle keeps repeating because real solutions aren’t in place. Affordable housing and fair wages are key to breaking it. Hoping for real change soon. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3447. The numbers don’t lie. If so many people are leaving, it’s not because they want to—it’s because they have to. The real question is whether these states will ever wake up and fix what’s broken before it’s too late.
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  3448. Thank you for sharing your positive experience! It’s refreshing to hear that you love your town and enjoy a simpler life without big-city challenges. Wishing you and everyone in Mississippi a Merry Christmas filled with joy, peace, and continued happiness!
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  3449. That’s true—many people experiencing homelessness are doing their best to survive. But without access to affordable housing, jobs, and support, even the strongest struggle to get back on their feet.
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  3450. Tesla went from being the future of cars to facing major challenges. Whether it’s "doomed" or not depends on how Elon handles the next few years.
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  3451. Great question. A first-world country shouldn’t have third-world problems. Poor leadership, bad policies, and misplaced priorities are to blame.
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  3452. It’s one of the biggest contradictions of our time—millions of vacant homes while people sleep on the streets.
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  3453. Musk's origins are often discussed, but his focus has been on global business ventures rather than direct involvement in Africa. Whether that will change in the future remains to be seen.
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  3454. Thank you for your comment. It’s true that for some, like billionaires, the dream can seem much more attainable. The challenge is ensuring that opportunities are accessible to everyone, not just a select few. Let’s hope for a future where success is within reach for all, not just the privileged
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  3455. Thank you for your comment! The beginning often holds the seeds of change—let’s hope it leads to better solutions and brighter days ahead for everyone
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  3456. Political polarization is deep, but the U.S. has faced serious internal conflicts before and remained intact.
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  3457. The government must prioritize its own struggling citizens while balancing humanitarian aid.
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  3458. Thank you for sharing your perspective. You’re absolutely right—many people struggling on the streets were once functional members of society until they lost access to proper pain management. The dark side of this crisis highlights how government policies can sometimes have unintended consequences
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  3459. Homelessness is complex—it’s not just about jobs, but housing costs, addiction, and mental health support.
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  3460. Real change happens when people demand it. Pressure on leadership is the only way forward.
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  3461. Real change happens when people demand it. Pressure on leadership is the only way forward.
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  3462. When the wealthy can buy luxury while millions can’t afford basic healthcare, you know the system is out of balance.
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  3463. Interesting perspective! Tesla’s stock price has always been a hot topic, and consumer sentiment plays a huge role in its market performance. We’ll see how this unfolds!
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  3464. Thanks for sharing the steps you’re taking. These personal choices reflect a growing trend of values-based consumer behavior. Your voice adds to that movement.
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  3465. No single political ideology has all the answers. What matters most is leadership that prioritizes solutions over division.
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  3466. That’s a great observation. Genius doesn’t guarantee success forever—especially in business, where public perception matters. His decisions are clearly polarizing, and it’s affecting how even longtime supporters see him. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!
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  3467. Time catches up with everyone. The question is whether he’s setting up Tesla, SpaceX, and his other ventures to outlive him, or if they’ll crumble the moment he’s no longer calling the shots.
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  3468. A lot of people think so! California has the economy, resources, and political will to try—but actually breaking away would be a massive challenge.
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  3469. Many people feel that way, especially when they see corporations getting richer while working people struggle. The question is, how does the system actually change?
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  3470. Every state contributes to the union in different ways—cooperation, not division, leads to long-term prosperity.
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  3471. Economic collapse often precedes major global conflicts—are we heading in that direction?
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  3472. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! You’ve highlighted a critical issue—the growing wealth disparity and how policies can often prioritize corporate profits over equitable wages. While success stories exist, addressing systemic inequalities is essential to create a more balanced and fair society. It’s definitely a conversation we need to keep having
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  3473. Elections have consequences, and people need to take responsibility for their votes. But at the same time, the options Americans are given every election cycle don’t exactly inspire confidence.
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  3474. A mix of factors: population decline, increased crime, failing infrastructure, unaffordable housing, and economic downturns. Some cities are struggling more than others.
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  3475. Leadership definitely plays a role, but at the end of the day, both parties have failed to fix these issues for years. The real question is: What policies actually work?
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  3476. Two months is a short time to judge any leader, but the real test is whether those promises hold up long-term. Political slogans sound great, but the reality is always more complicated. Time will tell if actions match the words.
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  3477. Wrong continent, mate! But if America did split, the geopolitical landscape could shift in ways we can’t even predict.
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  3478. Trade policies and political endorsements always carry risks. Musk’s alignment with certain political figures may have influenced consumer and investor sentiment, leading to unexpected challenges.
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  3479. That’s quite a vivid analogy! 😅 Musk’s connections and partnerships definitely fuel a lot of debate. Whether admired or criticized, he has a knack for staying at the center of global discussions. Thanks for sharing your take!
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  3480. That’s a terrible feeling. When safety becomes a luxury instead of a basic expectation, something is deeply wrong. No one should have to live in fear just going about their daily life.
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  3481. Some business owners tie their brands to politics, and that can be a risky move. Public opinion shifts quickly, and when it does, companies can lose customers overnight.
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  3482. That’s a strong question—and one many are asking. Accountability matters, no matter who’s in office. Thank you for keeping the conversation focused on action and outcomes. Let’s all keep questioning and holding leaders to their promises.
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  3483. Exactly. Criminalizing homelessness only pushes the problem further underground. What’s needed are real, long-term solutions like affordable housing, mental health support, and job opportunities. That’s the only way to truly address the issue.
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  3484. Understandable. The constant media cycle can be overwhelming. Thanks for your honesty. It’s important we stay informed, but also take a step back sometimes to focus on solutions—not just headlines.
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  3485. Appreciate your take. This debate is exactly what democracy is about—holding all sides accountable. Whether people blame one administration or another, what matters is that we stay informed, speak respectfully, and push for policies that truly help everyday Americans. Thank you for being part of this conversation.
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  3486. You’ve expressed a deep sense of anger and urgency, and it’s clear you care about justice. While opinions differ, your comment reminds us how important empathy and ethics are in leadership. Thank you for sharing.
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  3487. So Sad
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  3488. Spot on. Economic strength alone doesn’t guarantee survival—resources, governance, and stability are just as important. California might have power, but independence would come with serious risks.
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  3489. The crisis is spreading fast—Maine might not be on the list today, but no place is immune if things keep going this way.
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  3490. That’s the reality. Corruption has been a problem for decades, but now it feels like it’s out in the open and no one cares.
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  3491. That’s a fair point—Musk isn’t an elected leader, yet his influence is massive. Thanks for calling attention to that. In a democracy, power without accountability should always be questioned.
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  3492. Charisma and hype can make people believe anything. Musk created a larger-than-life persona that had investors, customers, and even politicians convinced he was unstoppable. But reality always catches up.
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  3493. Interesting comparison! Reality sometimes feels just as dystopian. Thanks for sharing—wishing you a great day! 🎥✨
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  3494. The drug crisis is a serious problem. Rehabilitation, not just criminalization, is necessary.
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  3495. The high cost of living and rising crime have driven many out, but California still has a massive economy and appeal.
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  3496. A lot of people feel that way, and the division is only getting worse. The real challenge is figuring out how to fix things instead of just watching them fall apart.
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  3497. It’s a global crisis now. If affordability keeps declining, more people will be left behind.
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  3498. Absolutely. Without proper mental health and addiction support, any solution to homelessness is just a temporary fix.
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  3499. Absolutely agree! Real solutions require real action. Appreciate your insight—wishing you all the best! 🙌
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  3500. Thank you for sharing such a detailed and thought-provoking comment. You've touched on many important historical and societal points that give a lot to reflect on. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful Christmas season filled with happiness and warmth!
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  3501. True wealth is in how we treat others. No amount of money can replace compassion and human dignity.
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  3502. History does tend to repeat itself in different ways, and political divisions have always been part of the American story. While some believe separation could solve issues, others argue that unity brings strength. Either way, change is always a possibility, and it’s important to learn from the past. Thanks for the thought-provoking comment!
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  3503.  @82spiders  Extending tax cuts for the wealthy while homelessness and poverty surge sends a clear message about priorities. A strong nation invests in its people, not just its elite.
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  3504. Both Musk and Trump are highly polarizing figures. Some see them as bold leaders, while others view them as disruptive. Their influence on business and politics continues to spark debate.
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  3505. The debate on taxing the wealthy is always a hot topic. Some argue that higher taxes on the rich could help fund public services and reduce inequality, while others worry it could drive businesses and investments away. It’s a complex issue, but one that definitely needs more discussion. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  3506. California has serious issues, but it also remains an economic powerhouse. Fixing governance is key to keeping it livable.
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  3507. Some consumers are choosing to distance themselves from Musk and his businesses, while others remain loyal supporters. Consumer decisions will ultimately shape the future of Tesla, X, and SpaceX.
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  3508. Well said. The ability to understand and respect global partners is essential. I appreciate the reminder that openness often leads to better outcomes.
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  3509. That’s a powerful perspective. Faith has been a guiding force for many people through tough times, and hope is always important. Thanks for sharing your belief!
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  3510. Historically, these regions were once part of Mexico before becoming U.S. territories. While a return to Mexico is unlikely, the idea of shifting borders is always an interesting discussion. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3511. That’s a great analogy. Musk’s ambition has taken him to incredible heights, but if he doesn’t course-correct, Tesla and his other ventures could face serious consequences.
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  3512. National identity is a complex and evolving issue, and different people define "America" in different ways. There’s no doubt that major shifts are happening, and discussions like this help us reflect on where the country is heading. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  3513. Thank you for your comment! Renaming something as iconic as the Gulf of Mexico is certainly an interesting idea, but it’s a topic that would likely spark a lot of debate. Names carry history and meaning, and changes like this often come with complex cultural and geopolitical implications.
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  3514. The healthcare crisis is another layer of this issue. When people can’t afford treatment, they fall into poverty and homelessness faster than ever.
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  3515. Federal disaster assistance is often overlooked, but it’s a lifeline for states facing hurricanes, wildfires, and other crises. Independence could come at a steep price.
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  3516. Homelessness is a serious issue that affects many people through no fault of their own. Instead of judgment, the focus should be on finding solutions to prevent more people from losing their homes. Thanks for engaging in the conversation!
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  3517. Words mean nothing when reality looks like this. The truth is in the tent cities, not the speeches.
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  3518. 🍀🍀🙏🙏❤❤
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  3519. The U.S. faces serious challenges, but history has shown resilience and reinvention are possible.
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  3520. Billionaires love calling themselves "self-made" while taking government money. The hypocrisy is undeniable, but until people push back, they’ll keep getting away with it.
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  3521. Patterns exist, but the real issue is deeper than party lines. Bad policies, unchecked corporate influence, and lack of accountability have harmed cities across the board—regardless of who's in charge.
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  3522. That’s a fantastic historical and cultural observation! You're absolutely right—secession wouldn’t just be a state-by-state issue; internal divisions within states could also emerge. The urban-rural divide, particularly in places like Oregon and Washington, highlights how different regions within a single state can have vastly different political, economic, and cultural identities. Historically, even during the Civil War, secession wasn't universally supported in the South, just as today, not all residents of any given state would necessarily want to leave the U.S. Some regions might push to realign with neighboring states or even join other countries. This would make any hypothetical breakup of the U.S. far more complex than a simple red vs. blue state division. Thanks for bringing such a nuanced perspective to the discussion! Your point about the Cascade divide is especially insightful. It would be fascinating to see how these internal cultural differences shape any future conversations about state autonomy
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  3523. Economic policies need to serve the working class, not just those at the top.
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  3524. Addiction is both a cause and a consequence of homelessness. Without mental health care, rehabilitation, and economic support, the cycle continues. Criminalizing addiction won’t fix it—treatment and prevention will.
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  3525. Voting decisions have long-term impacts, but no one deserves to lose their home overnight.
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  3526. Prayers are needed, but so is real change. No one should be left behind in a country with so much wealth.
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  3527. Have a nice day, my friend
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  3528. That’s a great point! The focus is always on politicians, but corporations and economic policies have played a huge role in America’s decline.
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  3529. Absolutely. Compassion and dignity should always come first. Thank you for your thoughtful perspective. Wishing for a future where kindness leads the way.
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  3530. Thank you for your comment! Canada does offer opportunities for asylum and citizenship, and its strong economy is attractive. However, moving to another country is a major decision that comes with its own challenges. It’s important for people to weigh their options and find what’s best for their situation
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  3531. That’s a sharp observation—once money is in the bank, it’s technically under the bank’s control. Stay informed and make the best financial choices. Wishing you prosperity and security!
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  3532. Musk has certainly made big moves—some that people admire, and others that spark controversy. Whether he rises or falls, his impact will be remembered for years to come.
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  3533. Haha—fashion choices aside, it's interesting how even the smallest details get noticed when someone is in the spotlight. Thanks for the humor!
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  3534. It’s devastating to feel like the place you’ve always called home is no longer livable. Many people feel the same way, and unfortunately, they’re left with the difficult choice of staying or starting over somewhere new.
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  3535. Long-term leadership plays a role, but economic shifts, housing policies, and federal priorities have also shaped these cities. Change needs to be smart, not just political.
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  3536. Policy changes can have an impact, but addressing homelessness requires long-term strategies beyond court rulings.
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  3537. Good catch! Sometimes, editors use stock footage for visuals, but the reality of Chicago’s struggles is still very real.
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  3538. There’s truth in that. One leader alone isn’t responsible for everything falling apart—it’s decades of bad policies, corporate greed, and government corruption. But if voters don’t demand real change, the cycle will just keep repeating.
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  3539. A nation that cannot control its borders will struggle to protect its people and maintain order.
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  3540. Even Texas, known for its strong economy, is feeling the ripple effects of mass job losses.
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  3541. Leadership should focus on economic stability, not corporate favoritism.
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  3542. Musk’s biggest flaw is his refusal to listen to anyone who challenges him. Surrounding himself with yes-men has only made things worse. If he ever wants to recover, he needs to start taking advice from people who actually know what they’re doing.
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  3543. Advocacy for fair housing policies and economic reforms is crucial to reversing these trends.
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  3544. More help and less judgment is needed—people are struggling.
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  3545. It really is. No one should have to live like this, especially in a country with so many resources. Things need to change. 💔
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  3546. Foreign aid is a policy decision, but the U.S. also spends trillions on domestic issues. The challenge is how to prioritize resources effectively.
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  3547. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The challenges in any state, regardless of political leadership, often stem from complex systemic issues. Investing in education, affordable housing, and practical community support can help address these problems. Let’s focus on finding balanced, long-term solutions that work for everyone
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  3548. Alaska is beautiful but not for everyone—each place has its pros and cons.
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  3549. Sometimes the truth is hard to face, but awareness is the first step toward change.
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  3550. Yess, thanks you
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  3551. You’ve clearly reached a breaking point, and I want to acknowledge that emotion. While the language is strong, I appreciate you taking time to share how you feel. If you’re open to it, I’d be curious to hear what specific moments led you to that decision.
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  3552. I’ve lived through a few recessions, but I’ve never seen this level of fragility in so many states. Makes me wonder—what can we realistically do at the local level to prepare? Curious to hear what others are thinking.
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  3553. Economic policies should empower workers, not make them more vulnerable.
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  3554. That’s the big question. Many people believed in him, and now they’re seeing the consequences of their choice. The real test is whether they’ll make the same decision again.
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  3555. Absolutely, this issue needs urgent attention, and everyone deserves better.
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  3556. This is a viewpoint a lot of people hold—balancing business experience with public service is complex. Thank you for adding your voice to the conversation. These are important questions to keep asking as citizens.
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  3557. Thank you for your comment. While many have achieved the American Dream, it’s important to recognize the challenges faced by those who haven’t. A thriving society ensures opportunities for everyone, including those who might struggle. Let’s hope for continued growth that benefits all and leaves no one behind
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  3558. That's a thoughtful question, and one many people are asking. I encourage everyone to look into multiple sources when exploring how corporations engage in politics. Thank you for raising an important point for the community to consider.
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  3559. I hear you. It’s frustrating to see resources being mismanaged while so many struggling citizens are left behind. We need to prioritize helping all vulnerable people, including those already living on the streets.
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  3560. That’s the truth. Political debates are one thing, but at the end of the day, everyone is feeling the effects of bad policies—whether they voted for them or not. The real question is: how do we fix this before it gets even worse?
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  3561. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Many of the points you mention, like supporting domestic manufacturing, investing in infrastructure, and managing government spending, are important areas for discussion. Education is key to empowering citizens to critically evaluate and engage with these ideas. Let’s focus on long-term solutions that create opportunities, foster innovation, and balance progress with sustainability for everyone
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  3562. A fair point—economic hardship affects all demographics, but the narrative often focuses on one side.
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  3563. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true that poverty and homelessness highlight systemic issues, but education remains a powerful tool for change. By investing in knowledge and opportunities, we can empower individuals to rebuild communities and challenge these cycles. The U.S. has faced challenges before, and with resilience, progress is always possible. Wishing you hope and brighter days ahead!
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  3564. Affordable competition is the one thing Tesla can’t afford to ignore. If Toyota and other brands start producing cheap EVs, Tesla’s premium pricing strategy might backfire.
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  3565. Disaster relief should never be political—every American deserves protection, no matter their state.
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  3566. Getting involved in politics is always a risky move for business leaders. Some thrive on influence, while others face serious backlash. The consequences of Musk’s choices will be seen over time. Thanks for your thoughts!
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  3567. Unfortunately, without real change, this problem isn’t going away anytime soon.
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  3568. Hawaii's annexation remains a point of historical contention. The question now is whether a push for sovereignty is realistic or just symbolic.
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  3569. Canadians do pay high taxes, but they also get universal healthcare and social benefits in return. In the U.S., we pay plenty of taxes too, but many still struggle with healthcare, housing, and basic needs.
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  3570. It’s fair to question motivations behind media coverage, but the reality is, Musk’s decisions have had major consequences, and people are paying attention. Whether this content is biased or not, the fact remains—his empire is facing serious challenges.
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  3571. A lot of people feel that way, but the truth is, America’s problems didn’t start or end with one leader. The decline has been in motion for years, and fixing it will take more than just removing one person from office.
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  3572. You're absolutely right—family, education, and lifestyle play a huge role in shaping a person's opportunities. Not everyone has the same advantages, and it’s important to address the root causes of inequality. Let’s work toward creating a more supportive and equal society for everyone. Wishing for a brighter future where everyone has the chance to thrive.
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  3573. Yess :D
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  3574. Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! We’re glad the video resonated with you. Raising awareness about these struggles is essential to spark meaningful conversations and inspire change. We appreciate your support and hope to continue sharing important stories!
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  3575. Frustration is high, and a lot of people feel like things are falling apart. But the truth is, no one wins when the country is in decline.
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  3576. History is complex, and while secession has happened before, today’s discussions are more about governance, economy, and political divides than what happened in the 1800s.
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  3577. High taxes and crime drive people away, but Philly still has potential. The question is: how can cities become safer and more affordable again?
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  3578. It's heartbreaking, isn’t it? A combination of poor decisions, neglect, and misplaced priorities has led to this crisis. It’s time for real change and action.
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  3579. Water access is a major issue. Could an independent California manage its own resources effectively, or would internal disputes create more instability?
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  3580. Sadly, action only happens when it becomes politically convenient.
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  3581. No single president, past or present, is solely responsible for the decline of these cities. The issues go deeper—economic shifts, policy failures, and decades of neglect.
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  3582. That’s the truth. People love to blame one party or one leader, but the decline has been happening for years under both Democrats and Republicans. Until people start demanding real solutions instead of just picking a side, nothing will change.
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  3583. I understand the intensity behind your comment. These are emotionally charged times, and people are calling for accountability in different ways. Let’s continue to have these conversations with respect, even when we feel strongly. Thanks for being part of the discussion.
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  3584. These are basic human needs, not luxuries. When a society stops providing them, it stops functioning for the majority.
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  3585. Simply moving people around doesn’t solve the issue. We need permanent solutions. Wishing for lasting change and care.
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  3586. Sadly, for many, living in a van isn’t just a joke—it’s a harsh reality.
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  3587. Appreciate your perspective! Collective effort across all states could create a more sustainable and fair solution. Wishing you a great day!
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  3588. That’s an interesting comparison between Belgium and the U.S. in terms of economic and social systems. As for addressing homelessness, tackling it at the root requires a multifaceted approach. Providing affordable housing, job training, and creating policies that prevent people from falling into homelessness—such as increasing wages and improving access to healthcare—are key areas to focus on. It’s a complex issue, but with the right support and resources, progress can be made
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  3589. SpaceX still has ambitious goals, but reaching Mars is a massive challenge. Whether Musk succeeds or not, he’s certainly pushing space exploration forward.
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  3590. Great question. American citizens should come first, but politicians always seem to have "bigger" things to focus on.
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  3591. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It’s true that both moral values and economic challenges play a role in shaping societies. History offers lessons, like the decline of the Roman Empire, reminding us of the importance of balance between ethics, virtues, and strong policies. Education, community support, and fostering values like hard work and compassion can help societies overcome challenges and build a more resilient future
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  3592. Exactly. Charity should start at home. No one should be homeless in the wealthiest country on Earth.
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  3593. The trajectory is concerning, but history shows resilience is possible.
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  3594. Layoffs on a large scale can be devastating for both individuals and local economies. Corporate and government job losses often have ripple effects that take years to recover from. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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  3595. Musk built his image as a tough, no-nonsense leader, but lately, his decisions are making him look more unstable than strong. His ability to control the narrative is slipping, and people are starting to see through the act.
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  3596. Exactly. Without real support systems, housing alone won’t fix the problem long-term.
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  3597. Great point! Economic interdependence is a reality, and when trade barriers are raised, the consequences are far-reaching. The big question is whether the U.S. is thinking beyond short-term trade disputes and preparing for the larger impact. Your comment really highlights the need for a long-term strategy—thanks for sharing!
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  3598. Workplace culture plays a huge role in a company’s success. Employee satisfaction and retention are crucial, and Tesla's internal environment will likely impact its long-term success.
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  3599. America should focus on fixing its own problems instead of chasing unrealistic ambitions.
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  3600. Sarcasm aside, the homelessness crisis is a national issue. Many cities are struggling to balance affordability, public safety, and economic stability.
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  3601. Uncontrolled growth without a plan for sustainability does lead to collapse. The challenge now is whether cities can rebuild smarter, not just bigger.
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  3602. Economic decline is real, but informed action can prevent total collapse.
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  3603. Your anger is clear—and many feel the same way. Thank you for not staying silent. No matter how divided things get, holding leaders accountable is a sign that people still care. That’s what democracy depends on.
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  3604. Trust is earned through action, not words. Too many politicians make promises during election season, only to disappear when the real work begins.
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  3605. You’re expressing what a lot of people are feeling—betrayal. Politicians make big promises, but once in power, their true priorities often become clear. The real question is, how do we stop the cycle of being let down?
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  3606. Government spending transparency is key—people deserve to know where their money goes.
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  3607. Thank you for your comment. Challenges like poverty and homelessness go beyond any one individual or administration. The key lies in education, community action, and long-term solutions to build a stronger future. Wishing you hope and brighter days ahead!
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  3608. A lot of people are looking at Canada as a more stable alternative. It has its own challenges, but many see it as a safer and more predictable place to do business.
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  3609. Absolutely. Tesla is a major player in multiple states, and any downturn could have ripple effects on suppliers, local economies, and job markets.
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  3610. Thank you for sharing this observation. It’s true that thousands of families have moved abroad for various reasons, including seeking a lower cost of living, better opportunities, or a different lifestyle. It’s a reminder of how interconnected and globalized our world has become. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful holiday season!
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  3611. People have strong opinions on both sides, but at the end of the day, what really matters is whether leadership—Democrat or Republican—is actually improving life for everyday Americans.
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  3612. A reminder that blind faith in leadership—without accountability—often leads to disappointment.
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  3613. The country has always had deep divisions, but states still rely on federal funding and military support. Even those that align politically would struggle on their own.
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  3614. Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s truly heartbreaking to witness these challenges, but raising awareness is the first step toward change. Together, we can inspire action and work toward solutions that make a difference. Your support means a lot! 🌟🙏
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  3615. Musk’s connection with Trump has been one of the most controversial aspects of his leadership. Whether it leads to his downfall or just another chapter in his career remains to be seen.
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  3616. That’s a haunting image—and sadly, one too many people can relate to now. Thank you for painting that picture so clearly. When the soul of a place starts to vanish, it impacts everyone. Let’s keep talking about this, because we can’t normalize this kind of decline.
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  3617. Where did all that money go? Corruption and mismanagement are why the problem never improves.
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  3618. Thank you for your comment. You’ve highlighted a crucial point—redirecting resources from war to addressing the dark side of domestic challenges could make a real difference. Issues like homelessness, as shown in this documentary, reflect the urgent need to prioritize care for our own people. It’s a conversation worth having for a better and more inclusive future
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  3619. Seeing it firsthand is a different experience. Many cities are struggling with crime, homelessness, and affordability issues. It’s not just talk—it’s reality for a lot of people. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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  3620. Thank you for sharing your heartfelt perspective. The challenges you’ve highlighted reflect the complex balance between domestic welfare and global commitments. Prioritizing the well-being of citizens while engaging in international diplomacy is essential for any country’s long-term stability. Open dialogue, thoughtful policies, and compassionate leadership can help address both internal and global issues. We appreciate your thoughtful input and hope for a more just and peaceful world.
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  3621. That’s a massive hit. The economy is already on shaky ground, and if businesses keep shutting down and the stock market continues to struggle, the effects will be devastating.
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  3622. That’s a wild take! There’s always a lot of speculation and conspiracy theories around geopolitics, but at the end of the day, the fate of the U.S. will depend on its people and leadership. What do you think is the biggest threat to American unity right now? 🌎⚖
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  3623. Thanks for sharing! Wishing you strength and a bright future.
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  3624. That sums it up. Extreme wealth concentration, outsourcing, and government corruption are eroding the middle class.
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  3625. It wouldn’t be surprising. Trump has a history of distancing himself from people once they become liabilities. If Musk’s empire continues to decline, he might find himself on the wrong side of that pattern.
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  3626. You’re probably right. The real numbers are likely much higher, especially with so many living in cars or hidden areas.
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  3627. That’s the reality of history. No superpower lasts forever. The question is whether the U.S. will go out like Rome—slow decay from within—or if it will reinvent itself before it’s too late.
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  3628. That’s a powerful statement. The country has changed so much over the years—it’s hard to watch when those changes don’t feel like progress.
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  3629. 100% agree. Treating homelessness like a crime won’t solve the problem—real solutions start with empathy
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  3630. A lot of people bring this up, and Canada’s healthcare system is definitely appealing. But would those states be willing to trade higher taxes for universal healthcare?
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  3631. It’s heartbreaking to see families and children struggling like this in a country with so much wealth. The system needs real change—jobs, housing, and support, not just empty promises. 🇺🇸💔
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  3632. It’s heartbreaking to see families and children struggling on the streets in a country with so many resources. The focus should be on real solutions—jobs, housing, and support—not just empty promises. 🇺🇸💔
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  3633. If Trump takes America out of NATO, it will be a major global shift. Whether that’s good or bad depends on who you ask, but the isolationist approach is definitely risky.
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  3634. You raise a valid point. Long-term underfunding of public housing can push people into the private rental market, driving up rents. Investing in affordable housing is crucial for a fairer and more stable society.
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  3635. That’s the real problem. When a state becomes too expensive, unsafe, or unstable, people will leave. And once they go, it’s hard to bring them back. Without businesses and workers, these places will only decline further.
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  3636. Different systems, different outcomes. Infrastructure investment makes a difference.
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  3637. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Many feel that the American Dream has become harder to reach due to economic inequality. However, hope and change are still possible when communities come together and advocate for fairness. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with hope, resilience, and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  3638. Your message highlights the importance of public awareness and accountability. Many believe real change begins when people demand fairness. Thanks for that reminder.
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  3639. That’s an interesting observation! Tesla’s supply chain and production strategies have always been a mix of innovation and chaos. With demand, recalls, and shifting strategies, stories like this pop up often. It makes you wonder about the logistics behind the scenes. Appreciate you sharing your firsthand experience!
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  3640. Haha, I appreciate the vote of confidence! Understanding these issues is the first step toward change, and open discussions like this help raise awareness. Thanks for watching and engaging with the topic!"
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  3641. Haha, that’s a sharp observation! Thanks for catching that detail—it’s funny how sometimes editing choices don’t quite match the message.
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  3642. This is a bold comment—and it reflects the humor and frustration many people feel about global trade. Thanks for bringing this perspective to the discussion.
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  3643. A dream for some, but in reality, no city can thrive without balance. Policies need to serve both the economy and the people.
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  3644. Thank you for sharing your experience. It's important to understand that for some, being homeless is not just about a lack of shelter—it often involves deeper issues like mental health, addiction, or trauma that make it harder to accept help. Compassionate, long-term solutions that address these root causes are necessary. Wishing you strength in your work to make a difference in people's lives.
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  3645. High rent doesn’t solve the issue—it just pushes people further into desperation. Without real support for mental health and addiction treatment, the cycle continues, and the crisis worsens.
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  3646. Political leadership shapes policies, but economic and social factors go beyond party lines. What matters is not just who leads but what solutions they implement.
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  3647. Leadership matters, but lasting change requires more than just switching parties—it requires real policy solutions.
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  3648. Absolutely, it’s time for action. Real solutions must be prioritized to end this crisis. Thank you for your insight. Wishing for a future where every person has the help they need.
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  3649. That says a lot. Many European countries prioritize social support, while in the U.S., wealth and greed seem to take priority over basic human needs. The system needs serious change
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  3650. Both—because when the foundation is weak, the cracks spread everywhere.
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  3651. That’s truly inspiring! Your journey shows the power of determination and hard work. Wishing you continued success and happiness on your American dream journey
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  3652. Affordable housing and mental health support are key to solving homelessness.
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  3653. That’s a powerful statement—and it reflects a real frustration many people feel about wealth and impact. It's important to ask: what is true contribution? Thanks for sharing your view—it's a conversation worth having.
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  3654. Thank you for your comment! The contrast you point out feels even more striking with LA facing the devastation of wildfires. It’s a harsh reminder that behind the glamour of Hollywood, real challenges like these fires affect so many lives. Hoping for safety and recovery for everyone impacted
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  3655. Elections have long-term consequences, and political decisions shape the future of both the country and its businesses. The discussions will continue for years to come.
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  3656. Many people are shifting toward private sector jobs due to concerns about job security and political influences in government positions. It’s always a personal choice, and each sector has its own pros and cons. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3657. 🤙🤙
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  3658. Corruption and unchecked corporate power have fueled much of the economic decline.
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  3659. Alaska was actually purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million, a deal known as the "Alaska Purchase." It wasn’t connected to Queen Victoria, as the British Empire had no claim over the territory. At the time, many Americans criticized the purchase, calling it "Seward’s Folly," but it turned out to be a strategic and resource-rich acquisition for the U.S.
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  3660. Yes
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  3661. Billionaires have the power to help, but systemic change is what truly solves homelessness—affordable housing, fair wages, and better mental health support.
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  3662. Haha, we could definitely use a hero right now! 🕷😂 If only it were that easy! Thanks for the laugh—wishing you an awesome day! 💥🔥
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  3663. That would be fascinating. History shows that independence is rarely as easy as people think, and the challenges could be far greater than expected.
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  3664. Patience is definitely needed during uncertain times. Change takes time, and while economic downturns are difficult, resilience and adaptation are key to overcoming them. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  3665. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🙏 It’s true—so much construction, yet affordable housing remains out of reach for those who need it most. If more focus were placed on accessible living options, we could truly help struggling communities. Hoping for better solutions ahead. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  3666. It really is. For many, the dream is becoming a distant memory. The gap between the wealthy and the struggling keeps widening, making it harder for most people to even imagine achieving it.
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  3667. High taxes are one thing, but when the system is broken, it doesn’t matter how much is collected—if money is mismanaged, the problems keep growing. Illegal immigration adds to the strain, but so do bad policies and misplaced priorities.
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  3668. Leadership changes can have major impacts on a company. Some believe Musk is Tesla’s greatest asset, while others think the company would thrive without him. Time will tell what direction Tesla takes.
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  3669. Division weakens nations, and economic instability often leads to unrest. The question is whether Americans can recognize these patterns before it’s too late.
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  3670. The U.S. still has strengths, but there’s no denying that China’s rapid growth is shifting global power. If America doesn’t address its economic and social issues, it could fall behind faster than people expect. The real question is whether the U.S. is willing to adapt or will let decline continue.
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  3671. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's true that addressing the needs of citizens, such as housing and social welfare, is a priority. However, balancing domestic concerns with global responsibilities is complex and requires thoughtful solutions to ensure fairness and equity for all. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a peaceful holiday season!
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  3672. I know you’re using humor to make a point, and I appreciate the creativity. Still, let’s try to keep the tone respectful so that everyone can participate in a meaningful discussion. Satire has its place—but so does constructive dialogue.
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  3673. And yet, societies are built on trust—trust in leadership, in justice, in fairness. When that trust is broken, collapse is inevitable.
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  3674. It’s heartbreaking. Losing jobs and struggling with rising costs pushes people further into desperation. It’s a tough cycle that’s so hard to break. We need solutions that prioritize stable employment and affordable living for everyone. 😢
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  3675. Land privatization is a controversial issue. Some see it as a way to generate revenue, while others worry about public land being controlled by the ultra-wealthy. It’s an important topic to keep an eye on. Thanks for bringing it up!
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  3676. Political affiliations often influence business decisions, and Musk’s political involvement has certainly affected how people view Tesla. Some support his leadership, while others feel disillusioned.
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  3677. The idea of acquiring Canada is unrealistic, but North American relations are deeply intertwined. The real question is whether the U.S. can maintain strong alliances or push its neighbors away.
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  3678. National identity and governance should be driven by the will of the people, not external influences. The real question is how the U.S. can maintain democracy and independence in an era of global competition.
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  3679. Alaska has vast natural resources, but its reliance on federal subsidies and logistics makes independence a risky gamble. Who would fill the gap—Canada, Russia, or a new Alaskan government?
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  3680. Thanks for sharing your perspective. Every place has its history and challenges, but growth comes from acknowledging issues and striving for a better future. Wishing you a day of meaningful conversations and positivity!
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  3681. Housing was once affordable because wages kept up with costs. Today, homeownership feels out of reach for many due to inflation and stagnant pay.
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  3682. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful perspective! We truly appreciate your insights on the importance of investing in health and education to address these challenges. Your comment highlights a crucial aspect of creating sustainable solutions. Wishing you a joyful and meaningful holiday season filled with learning and growth!
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  3683. The hard work and resilience of American workers deserve more recognition. Investing in education, job training, and community support can help rebuild struggling cities. Stay hopeful!
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  3684. Musk’s global impact has certainly sparked debate about his role in America and beyond. His businesses are deeply intertwined with the U.S. economy, but his South African origins add an interesting dimension to the discussion. Thanks for contributing your thoughts!
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  3685. New York has changed, but it still has its charm. The challenge is balancing progress with affordability and safety.
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  3686. 😥😥
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  3687. Wealth doesn’t always equate to effective leadership. The challenge is ensuring that power is used to create policies that benefit all citizens, not just a select few.
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  3688. If basic needs aren’t being met now, adding more strain will only make things worse.
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  3689. Thank you for your comment! Advancements in military technology, like those from China, certainly highlight the growing role of innovation in shaping the future. These developments often lead to significant shifts in global strategies and technologies
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  3690. There’s definitely a lot of frustration about where the country is headed. The real question is whether the U.S. will find a way to fix itself before things reach a breaking point.
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  3691. That’s a major factor in any hypothetical secession scenario! The presence of large military bases in states like California, Hawaii, and Texas would make independence negotiations incredibly complex. Federal military assets and defense contracts could be a sticking point in any separation discussions. Great observation—thanks for bringing it up!
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  3692. Corporate profits keep hitting record highs, but working people are struggling more than ever. It’s a system that’s out of balance, and if nothing changes, the middle class will continue to shrink.
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  3693.  @Jimsac8  You’re absolutely right, investing is a powerful way to build wealth over time, regardless of income level. However, it’s important to consider both sides of the coin. Make sure to invest with the right knowledge and understanding, as every opportunity comes with its risks. Wishing you success and a Merry Christmas!
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  3694. LA needs to fix its streets before hosting the world. The real crisis can’t be hidden behind a show.
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  3695. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Hope is what drives change, and it’s important to believe in possibilities for a better future. Wishing for progress, unity, and brighter days ahead for everyone
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  3696. Exactly. Shelters help in the short term, but what people need are long-term solutions—affordable housing, mental health support, job opportunities, and a system that actually works for everyone.
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  3697. Many people are relocating from high-cost states, but every state has its own challenges. Growth can be a good thing if managed properly.
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  3698. It might feel that way, but history has shown that cities can rise and fall. The real question is: will leadership take action before it’s too late?
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  3699. Foreign policy always has its contradictions. The U.S. often focuses on issues abroad while struggling to fix its own problems at home. Maybe it’s time to prioritize Americans first?
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  3700. That’s quite a vivid way to put it! While it can feel like a nightmare for some, there’s always hope for change. With determination, education, and collective effort, even the toughest challenges can turn into opportunities for rebuilding and growth. Here’s to waking up to brighter days ahead!
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  3701. Musk is known for being pragmatic—he follows opportunity, not nationalism. That’s why he moves between states and countries based on what benefits him most. Some admire his strategy, others see it as proof he has no real loyalty to anything but his own interests.
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  3702. Corruption and economic disparity exist, but solutions require more than just criticism.
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  3703. Haha—your humor captures what a lot of people are thinking. It’s hard to feel sympathy for those at the top when many are just trying to get by. Thanks for bringing a light moment to the discussion!
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  3704. California leads in many ways, but the question is: does independence make life better for its people, or just more complicated?
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  3705. It’s a fair question—foreign aid is important, but when millions of Americans are struggling, shouldn’t they come first?
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  3706. Good question. That phrase usually relates to AI or manipulated data—if you have more context, we’d love to help clarify further. Appreciate your curiosity!
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  3707. Sadly, housing has become a business, not a basic human right. Greed is driving this crisis.
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  3708. Many could help, but few do. True generosity isn’t about tax write-offs—it’s about using wealth to uplift society, not just hoard it.
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  3709. International politics is complicated, but it’s clear that America’s priorities are shifting. The bigger question is: who really benefits from these changes, and who gets left behind?
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  3710. It’s frustrating to see history repeat itself. Real change happens when voters demand accountability, not just catchy slogans.
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  3711. That’s a strong opinion—and I appreciate you sharing it. Whether folks agree or disagree, the important thing is that we stay engaged and keep questioning the power dynamics at play. Thanks for being part of the conversation here.
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  3712. A lot of people in the Northeast admire Canada’s policies. But would they really trade U.S. freedoms and identity for a different system?
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  3713. Economic policies and tax structures are always debated topics. Some believe tax breaks fuel business growth, while others argue they disproportionately benefit the wealthy. It’s an ongoing discussion with strong views on both sides!
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  3714. Greed has undoubtedly been a major factor in the decline of many great civilizations throughout history. While it can drive ambition and progress, unchecked greed often leads to corruption, inequality, and eventual collapse. Hopefully, by learning from history, societies can take steps to prevent repeating these mistakes. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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  3715. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Social and cultural shifts, including changing gender roles and the rise of feminism, are part of societal evolution in many countries, including South Korea. Balancing tradition with modern values is a challenge many societies face, leading to diverse views on relationships and family dynamics. Open dialogue and mutual understanding can help people navigate these changes with respect and compassion.
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  3716. Those are invaluable skills! Practical knowledge like this provides security, independence, and opportunities in any economy.
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  3717. You've definitely outlined a lot of important resources and ideas here! It's true—there are various government programs like HUD and Community Development Block Grants that aim to tackle this issue. However, as you pointed out, the challenge often lies in implementation and getting people motivated to take action. Employment opportunities and mental health support are crucial for long-term solutions, especially for those struggling with substance abuse. It's interesting how you tied this to local development and American-made goods. Do you think there’s a way to better connect these programs with people who need them the most?
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  3718. A country’s future depends on its ability to learn from mistakes and rebuild stronger.
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  3719. The late ‘90s were definitely a strong economic period, but every era has its ups and downs. The economy is shaped by more than just the president—it’s also about global markets, corporate influence, and policy decisions that play out over decades.
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  3720. EVs are the future, but that doesn’t mean Tesla is the only option. As competition grows, Musk’s grip on the market is slipping. The real question is whether Tesla will still be leading in 10 years or if it will become another failed empire.
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  3721. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The challenges arising from capitalism, including inequality and exploitation, are complex issues. Addressing them requires a balanced approach—investing in education, fair wages, and community support to create opportunities while fostering a more equitable society. Wishing for progress and positive change! 🙏✨
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  3722. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm! Rent and price control can be valuable tools when implemented thoughtfully, helping to alleviate housing affordability issues. Coupled with investments in affordable housing and education, these measures could pave the way for more equitable and sustainable communities. Let’s hope for positive change ahead! 🙌🏡
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  3723. Political leadership matters, but systemic issues go beyond just party lines.
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  3724. Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s fascinating to see how history often follows similar patterns. The parallels between America and past empires like Rome are striking, and it’s crucial to study these lessons to understand where we might be headed. Your insights are greatly appreciated!
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  3725. That’s a hard truth. Politicians make big promises, but time and time again, they fail to deliver. Until voters demand real change and stop supporting the same broken system, the cycle will continue.
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  3726. The issue of fair taxation definitely hits a nerve with many people. Your point reflects a broader frustration about accountability and power. Thanks for bringing it into the conversation—we need more of these discussions.
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  3727. Historical comparisons like this are always controversial. Musk’s leadership style and political alignments are widely debated, but opinions on him vary greatly.
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  3728. I hope things get better too. Everyone deserves a place to call home, and shopping malls should remain vibrant community hubs, not substitutes for housing
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  3729. That’s a valid concern. Charging time and infrastructure are major challenges for EV adoption. As battery technology improves, charging speed may become more competitive with gasoline refueling.
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  3730. The crisis isn’t limited to just these cities—it’s a nationwide issue.
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  3731. Thank you for bringing up this important topic!
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  3732. The private sector has long faced job instability—now public workers are feeling it too.
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  3733. The United States has faced many challenges throughout history, yet its unity has always been its strength. While some speculate about separation, history shows that resilience and adaptation have kept the country together. Your perspective is a great reminder of why many believe in a united future. Thanks for your comment!
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  3734. It's a shame about that.
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  3735. You bring up two major concerns—Project 2025 and digital currency—and both deserve real public discussion. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Whether folks support or oppose these changes, we all need to stay informed and question how policies affect our freedoms. Let’s keep digging deeper together.
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  3736. Homelessness is a global issue, and every country needs to take care of its own people first.
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  3737. Political blame won’t solve homelessness—both sides need to step up and take responsibility
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  3738. Voting patterns reflect deep-rooted economic and social realities, not just party loyalty.
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  3739. You're absolutely right. Poverty and homelessness are global issues, especially for those in developing countries and war zones. It's heartbreaking to see so many people struggling just to survive. We need more compassion and global cooperation to address these crises. 😢
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  3740. That sounds cryptic. If you have some insight, feel free to share!
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  3741. Elections matter, and economic policies shape everyday lives.
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  3742. Understandably, public figures like Elon Musk bring out strong opinions. That said, let’s aim to focus on actions, business ethics, and impact—rather than personal attacks—so we can keep the conversation meaningful and respectful. Thanks for weighing in.
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  3743. That’s an insightful perspective! Automation and AI are definitely reshaping the workforce, and many traditional jobs are disappearing as technology advances. The challenge is how to adapt, whether through retraining or creating new roles that leverage human skills AI can’t replicate. Thanks for bringing up this critical issue!
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  3744. Everyone reacts differently to economic shifts—some see them as necessary corrections, while others see them as crises. No matter the perspective, it’s a reality that affects many people’s lives. Thanks for engaging with the video!
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  3745. Running multiple billion-dollar companies and being in the spotlight constantly must be exhausting. Stress can take a toll on anyone, no matter how successful they are.
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  3746. History shows that division has always been a challenge for the U.S. Political blame aside, the real issue is whether people can find common ground to prevent further fragmentation.
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  3747. That's a serious concern. Corruption and negligence like that only make the community's problems worse. People deserve safety and accountability from their local law enforcement
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  3748. If ideological division is what drives secession, the real challenge isn’t just breaking away—it’s what happens afterward. Would these newly formed regions cooperate, or would internal conflicts grow even deeper?
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  3749. No single leader can fix everything. Real change happens when communities work together and demand better policies, not just better politicians.
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  3750. Agreed—change doesn’t happen on its own. If cities are struggling, the responsibility isn’t just on leaders but also on communities to push for real solutions.
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  3751. Interesting insight—luxury sales in China have definitely shifted recently. The discounting trend you mentioned shows how even high-end brands are adjusting to economic pressures. Thanks for pointing this out!
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  3752. Homelessness is not a choice for most. Many are struggling with issues that society has failed to address.
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  3753. It’s frustrating to see struggling citizens left behind. The system needs reform to ensure affordable housing, fair wages, and social support for all Americans.
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  3754. Policies from decades ago still shape today’s economy. The key is learning from the past and adapting, rather than blaming and repeating mistakes.
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  3755. That’s a real concern. California’s natural disasters require massive federal aid, and independence would mean handling those crises alone. Would the state be ready for that?
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  3756. Thank you for your comment! It's true—being mindful of what we believe is crucial, especially when it comes to understanding the dark side of complex issues like homelessness. However, believing in the possibility of positive change is equally important. Together, we can hope for a future where awareness leads to action. Wishing you all the best as we continue to shine a light on these challenges through this documentary!
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  3757. Exactly! We need to prioritize solving our country's issues first. Taking care of our own families and communities should always come before anything else.
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  3758. Have a nice day ❤❤
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  3759. Some issues started during the pandemic, but the problems go deeper than that. Many of these cities were already struggling before COVID.
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  3760. There’s truth to that—Trump approaches leadership like running a business, which some people see as a strength and others as a concern. It’s an interesting way to look at politics, and there’s always debate on whether business strategies work in government. Appreciate your input!
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  3761. It’s heartbreaking. Change is needed.
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  3762. This is true
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  3763. Wildfire :(( Looks like Gaza.
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  3764. Thanks for pointing that out. Corporate donations can shape public perception, and people are watching those connections more closely now than ever before.
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  3765. That would be an unexpected twist in history! While the Philippines and the U.S. have deep historical ties, statehood would come with massive political, legal, and cultural challenges.
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  3766. That’s the spirit! As bad as things seem, it’s not impossible to turn things around. The real question is—will people fight for real change?
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  3767. The Palisades Fire growing to over 3,000 acres overnight is heartbreaking. Wildfires like this show how quickly nature can turn dangerous. Sending strength to everyone affected and deep gratitude to the brave firefighters battling the flames. Stay safe and take care, everyone!
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  3768. I completely agree. Things are changing rapidly, and real solutions are needed before it gets worse. 😟 Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Wishing for action and positive change soon.
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  3769. ou’re absolutely right. The cracks in the system are showing across the Western world—widening wealth gaps, unsustainable costs, and corporate greed have pushed many societies to the brink. If real change doesn’t happen soon, the decline will only accelerate.
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  3770. While it’s true that big changes take time, certain policies and leadership decisions can have immediate consequences. The challenge is whether leaders make choices that help or hurt in the long run.
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  3771. Thank you for your comment! It’s true that many feel the government could do more to support communities during crises. Focusing on proactive measures, better resource allocation, and stronger community programs is essential to address these challenges effectively
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  3772. That’s an interesting way to put it! Many believe that actions—whether good or bad—eventually have consequences. Musk’s choices will continue to shape his legacy in the years ahead.
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  3773. A thriving economy depends on a strong middle class, not just the ultra-wealthy.
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  3774. It’s true, and it’s only getting worse. Instead of real solutions like affordable housing and mental health support, cities just push the problem around. Without real action, the cycle will continue.
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  3775. have a good day
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  3776. Rapid economic shifts don’t happen overnight—this is the result of long-term policies, but recent decisions have accelerated the crisis.
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  3777. There’s no doubt that Musk and Trump have both been polarizing figures. Their influence extends far beyond business and politics, into cultural and ethical debates. People have strong feelings about their impact, and discussions like this highlight how deeply these issues resonate. Appreciate your perspective!
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  3778. Haha I hear you! 😄 It's always good to dream big—ambition is where it all starts. The journey to wealth is different for everyone, and understanding what’s happening at the top can sometimes help guide our own path. Thanks for watching!
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  3779. It really does feel that way. The devastation is so overwhelming, and it's hard to ignore the scale of the problem. It’s a crisis that needs immediate attention and action.
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  3780. Many people became homeless later in life. A tattoo from years ago doesn’t mean they don’t need help now.
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  3781. That war set a legal precedent, but the cultural and political landscape today is different. Could a modern separation happen without conflict?
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  3782. That’s heartbreaking. No one should lose everything over a small setback. The system makes it way too easy to fall and way too hard to recover.
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  3783. Corporate power plays a huge role in housing markets. Many believe private companies and billionaires should contribute more to addressing homelessness.
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  3784. Not unless governments start prioritizing people over profit. Other countries should see this as a warning and take action before it’s too late.
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  3785. Exactly. There are so many struggling people here at home, yet the focus is always on helping other countries. Real charity should start in your own backyard.
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  3786. You’ve touched on a deep concern about inequality. Many people feel the system hasn’t been fair for a long time, and your comment highlights that frustration. Thanks for being part of this discussion.
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  3787. Promises don’t put a roof over anyone’s head. It’s time for real action, not just speeches.
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  3788. Speculation about the future is always interesting, and while scenarios like this might seem unlikely, history has shown that unexpected changes can happen. Whether or not the U.S. stays united forever, discussions like these help us understand the challenges and strengths of the nation. Appreciate your input!
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  3789. Thanks for your comment. Many feel leadership is taking the country in the wrong direction. It’s important that people speak up when they feel that decline happening. Your voice adds to the growing demand for change.
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  3790. It’s a frustrating comparison. Prioritizing domestic issues like homelessness shouldn’t be overlooked while handling international commitments.
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  3791. Absolutely. When those who served this country or worked hard their whole lives end up homeless, it shows just how broken the system has become.
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  3792. It’s an idea that gets talked about a lot, especially with how different California’s policies are from the rest of the country. But would it really work financially and politically?
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  3793. The reality is that jobs, affordable housing, support systems are needed...
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  3794. Every era feels like the "end," but history has shown that societies adapt and evolve. The real question is whether America will innovate or let decline continue.
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  3795. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Motivation and support are indeed key to helping communities thrive. Success stories like Rihanna, Jay-Z, and Oprah Winfrey show what’s possible with determination and opportunity. Creating foundations or programs to inspire and empower others could make a big difference. With the right focus and collective effort, positive change is always within reach. Wishing for growth and opportunities for everyone!
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  3796. Amen to that. When systems only reward the top, everyone else feels the weight. Thanks for speaking up. True capitalism should offer opportunity and dignity to all—your comment is a reminder that we built this country, and we deserve our share.
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  3797. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The struggle immigrants face without proper support highlights deep systemic challenges. A well-structured approach is essential to ensure fairness and sustainability for everyone. Wishing you a day of thoughtful reflection and positive change!
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  3798. You’re not alone in feeling that way. Many admired Musk for his groundbreaking technology, but his shift toward political debates has changed public perception. If he wants to regain trust, a renewed focus on innovation might be the key. Thanks for your perspective!
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  3799. That’s a tough realization. Some people still have hope, but when crime, homelessness, and economic collapse keep getting worse, it’s hard to believe things will turn around. If leadership doesn’t step up, people will keep leaving.
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  3800. That’s a powerful number, and if accurate, reflects a massive shift in global consumer behavior. Thanks for contributing this perspective.
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  3801. Both political parties have made decisions that impacted the economy in different ways. Economic challenges are often the result of long-term policies rather than just one administration. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  3802. Incredibly well said. When companies we helped build turn around and gut the very people who supported them, it’s more than just business—it’s betrayal. Thank you for bringing sharp economic awareness to this thread.
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  3803. It is pointless to keep doing the same thing and expect a different result.
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  3804. You're right—tariffs have global ripple effects. The current wave of boycotts highlights how interconnected politics and purchasing habits have become. Thanks for pointing that out.
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  3805. Tesla isn’t really "dominating" anymore—EV competition is growing, and Musk’s political drama is turning away potential buyers. As more affordable electric cars hit the market, Tesla’s days of market control could be numbered.
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  3806. Exactly. Many people are just one crisis away from losing everything, and there’s often nowhere to turn for real help.
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  3807. True! The Hawaiian sovereignty movement has deep historical roots. If any state were to push for independence, Hawaii would be high on the list.
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  3808. You might be right! Secession is incredibly difficult, both legally and economically. But history has seen some surprising shifts before. Do you think there’s any scenario where a state would actually go through with it? 🌍🔮
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  3809. True, but debt alone doesn’t make a country collapse—it’s how that debt is managed. The problem is when cities go bankrupt, and no one steps in to fix them.
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  3810. With so many vacant properties, why are so many forced to live on the streets?
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  3811. "Why do wildfires happen every year in California? Even with the number of firefighters increasing, the fires seem to grow larger and more uncontrollable. Is it due to climate change, ineffective forest management, or other contributing factors? Hopefully, more sustainable solutions can be found in the future!
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  3812. Your perspective is clear and well-thought-out. Global trust is essential in business, and when it’s broken, it leaves long-term effects. Thank you for articulating that so strongly.
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  3813. A bold statement, but history suggests the burden will likely fall on the middle and lower classes.
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  3814. Thanks for the honest feedback! We’re always looking for ways to improve. If you have any specific suggestions, feel free to share—I’m listening.
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  3815. Thank you for sharing such a detailed and thoughtful comment. You’ve touched on many critical issues, from healthcare costs to political influence and the importance of a social safety net. Balancing fair governance, responsible policies, and access to essential services is key to supporting the middle class and ensuring long-term stability. We appreciate your perspective and hope for continued meaningful discussions. Wishing you hope and positive change ahead!
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  3816. Exactly! Federal funding supports infrastructure, disaster relief, and social programs. Independence sounds exciting until the bills come due.
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  3817. The collapse of a superpower leads to instability—anyone hoping for that might underestimate the consequences.
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  3818. That would be a radical geopolitical shift! While some blue states share cultural and economic similarities with Canada, joining the EU would be a logistical and political challenge. It’s a fascinating idea, though—thanks for adding it to the discussion!
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  3819. Many people feel that life eventually balances things out. It’s a powerful sentiment—and one that reminds us how actions ripple through time. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  3820. Thank you for your comment. Involving homeless individuals in community projects like building houses or cleaning cities could be a win-win solution, providing them with income and purpose. Addressing the dark side of homelessness requires creativity, education, and systemic support to help people rebuild their lives
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  3821. The idea of states splitting is definitely a heated topic. But whether people lean left or right, most just want a country where they feel safe and heard.
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  3822. That’s an interesting perspective! Competition is pushing the EV market to innovate, and price points are a major factor in consumer decisions. We’ll see how this plays out in the coming years!
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  3823. Musk’s decision to back Trump comes with risks. If Trump wins, Musk gains influence. If he loses, Musk might find himself facing serious backlash. Either way, he made his choice.
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  3824. Interesting to hear an outside perspective. America’s struggles definitely impact the rest of the world, so it’s not surprising that people are paying attention.
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  3825. It’s true that rental prices can vary greatly, even within different cities in the same state. While places like LA are known for their high cost of living, areas like St. Augustine can sometimes surprise people with similar or even higher rents. It’s important to consider factors like demand, local economy, and available amenities when comparing rental prices. Wishing you the best in finding a place that fits your needs and budget!
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  3826. A lot of people feel that way with everything going on. Whether it’s divine intervention or human failure, the challenges are undeniable.
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  3827. Yes, thanks you
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  3828. Musk’s leadership style and decisions have certainly divided opinions. Some admire his vision, while others find his methods extreme. No matter where people stand, he continues to shape industries in ways that keep the world talking. Thanks for joining the discussion!
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  3829. There’s no doubt that Trump’s relationship with Russia has been controversial. But the bigger issue is how foreign influence—on both sides—affects American politics. Instead of party division, the real focus should be on protecting the country’s interests
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  3830. If this is about media narratives, sure, bias exists on all sides. But beyond the headlines, real people in these cities are struggling. That’s the reality, regardless of how it’s framed.
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  3831. That’s a fair callout! Sometimes stock footage gets mixed up, but the real issues in Anchorage—harsh winters, high costs, and population decline—are still very real.
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  3832. Musk’s decisions—especially his political involvement—have divided public opinion. Some believe he’s making strategic moves, while others think he’s hurting his own success. Either way, his choices are shaping his legacy.
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  3833. When economic despair grows, history has shown that social unrest is inevitable.
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  3834. You're not alone—many people wonder the same thing. The U.S. has the resources, but the priorities are all wrong. Billions go overseas, while Americans struggle to afford basic necessities. It’s a failure of leadership and policy.
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  3835. The dark side of homelessness reminds us of the importance of education and empowerment. By investing in learning opportunities and community programs, we can help individuals rebuild their lives and create brighter futures for all. It’s a challenge, but with compassion and action, positive change is possible.
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  3836. It’s always great to see perspectives from people outside the U.S.! America’s future is shaped by many different opinions, and leadership is always a topic of debate. Some see optimism in the current direction, while others believe change is necessary. No matter the view, discussing these issues is what democracy is all about. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3837. Billionaires influence policies, but systemic issues go deeper than one person.
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  3838. Entrepreneurship is an option, but not everyone has the resources to start over immediately.
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  3839. Your frustration is clear, and it’s shared by many who feel let down by leadership and power. It’s a valid concern to hope the consequences of a few don’t harm the rest. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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  3840. That’s a fair point. America’s decline didn’t start with Trump, but his leadership accelerated certain issues. It’s important to recognize the bigger picture.
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  3841. Have a good day 🍀🍀
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  3842. You’re clearly passionate, and your message comes from a place of concern for the future. Let’s continue to encourage civic engagement and awareness, while also making room for diverse opinions in a respectful space. Thank you for being part of this discussion.
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  3843. That’s heartbreaking. Retirement was supposed to be a time of security and rest, but with rising costs, many seniors are struggling just to get by. It’s frustrating to see a lifetime of hard work not be enough.
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  3844. You’ve raised a passionate call for action. Many are feeling the urgency for change, and I appreciate your voice in this global conversation.
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  3845. The role of powerful figures in shaping a country’s future is always a heated discussion. Some see Musk and Trump as disruptors, while others believe their influence is damaging. The debate continues.
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  3846. There’s no doubt the country is facing serious challenges. Whether it’s politics, economy, or social issues, things feel like they’re unraveling. The real question is whether it’s too late to turn things around.
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  3847. Understanding customer demographics is crucial for any business. If consumer sentiment shifts, it could impact Tesla’s future sales.
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  3848. It’s truly heartbreaking. We can do better. Wishing for compassion and real change. 💔
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  3849. That phrase is definitely gaining traction! Boeing’s reputation has taken some hits recently, and safety concerns are top of mind for many travelers.
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  3850. Heartbreaking. Addiction and homelessness go hand in hand, but without proper mental health care and support, people get trapped in a vicious cycle.
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  3851. It is, but every challenge is an opportunity. Cities have fallen before and come back stronger. What’s needed is leadership and community action.
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  3852. Wealth disparity is a major issue. Some billionaires do contribute, but systemic solutions—better wages, affordable housing, and fair policies—are needed for real change.
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  3853. Thanks for your perspective. Public figures always draw a wide range of opinions, and it's good to have space to share those views respectfully. Appreciate your honesty.
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  3854. It feels that way, but there’s still a chance to fix things—if leaders take real action instead of just talking.
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  3855. Exactly. A country with this much wealth and resources should not have people struggling to find a place to sleep.
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  3856. Absolutely! Without addressing addiction, mental health, and skyrocketing housing costs, homelessness will only continue to grow. Real solutions start with tackling the root causes
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  3857. Interesting take! While some regions have cultural or economic ties to neighboring countries, full secession is complicated. Military, trade, and governance challenges make unity the more stable choice.
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  3858. Empathy and community action are key to creating real solutions.
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  3859. Absolutely! Education should prepare students for real-world success. Stronger vocational programs and job placement initiatives could help bridge the gap between schooling and financial independence
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  3860. Trump served only one term as president, and the homelessness crisis has been decades in the making under both Republican and Democratic leadership. While policies can influence the issue, deeper problems like high housing costs, lack of mental health support, and economic inequality are the real causes.
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  3861. While it might seem like a community of 'modern-day hippies,' the dark side reveals a much harsher reality. Many here are struggling with homelessness, lacking access to basic necessities like healthcare and stability. It's a reminder that behind the freedom, there’s often hardship and unseen challenges
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  3862. It’s fascinating to think about how Canada might react to such a scenario! Given cultural and economic similarities, certain states might find alignment with Canada appealing. However, integration as provinces or territories would require a huge legal and political shift. Great food for thought—thanks for commenting!
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  3863. Faith can offer hope, but real solutions require action.
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  3864. Noted! Background music is meant to enhance the video, but if it’s too distracting, it defeats the purpose. Thanks for the feedback—we’ll take it into account for future videos.
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  3865. A strong economy is something everyone wants, no matter their political views. The challenge is making sure policies actually help working people, not just corporations or politicians.
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  3866. Exactly! There’s a severe lack of accountability. The money is being spent, but it’s not being used to address the real problems people are facing. Until there’s transparency and real consequences for mismanagement, the situation will continue to worsen.
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  3867. It’s shocking, isn’t it? North Dakota’s economy is heavily tied to Canadian trade, and losing such a huge percentage of exports is devastating. Recovery will likely depend on diversifying export markets and negotiating better trade agreements, but it won’t be easy. Thanks for engaging with the video and raising this important question!
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  3868. I understand your view, and I know that many feel frustrated with the direction of things. Still, I believe it’s never too late to speak up, stay engaged, and work for change.
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  3869. That’s the irony—many of Musk’s policies don’t align with the party he’s aligning himself with. It’ll be interesting to see how that plays out.
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  3870. Many feel that way, but unfortunately, the reality is that people vote for different reasons. Whether they regret it or not, the consequences are here.
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  3871. That’s an interesting take. While national policies play a role, local leadership matters too. Many struggling cities have had the same leadership for decades—so who’s really to blame?
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  3872. You’ve got a point. Corporate influence over mainstream media is real, and that’s why more people are turning to independent news sources to get a clearer picture of what’s actually happening.
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  3873. True! You can only cover things up for so long. Eventually, the truth comes out, and real solutions are needed to fix the underlying problems
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  3874. Thank you for sharing your perspective. While capitalism has brought innovation and growth, it also has its challenges, like income inequality. Addressing these issues requires a focus on education, fair economic policies, and social programs that provide opportunities for everyone. With thoughtful action, we can strive for a more balanced and equitable system that works for all
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  3875. Sounds like a reference to a certain well-known catchphrase! Leadership decisions, especially layoffs and corporate moves, always generate strong reactions.
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  3876. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The challenges of poverty and homelessness remind us of the importance of education and community investment to rebuild stronger foundations. By focusing on learning and growth, we can create lasting solutions for everyone. Wishing you all the best and brighter days ahead!
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  3877. Thanks for your thoughtful breakdown. The concern about political deals and long-term consequences is valid. It’s important that we continue questioning how business and politics intersect.
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  3878. That’s a great question! Leadership matters, but so do economic forces, global trends, and corporate policies. Blaming one party oversimplifies things, but accountability is always key. Thanks for engaging with the video!
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  3879. The myth of Musk being a self-made genius is starting to unravel. He’s great at marketing himself, but Tesla and SpaceX were built by teams of brilliant engineers—most of whom he takes credit for.
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  3880. It’s heartbreaking to see. Shelters are at capacity, and the streets are becoming more crowded with those who have nowhere else to turn. The system just isn’t keeping up with the crisis.
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  3881. When wealth keeps flowing upward, the foundation of society starts to crumble. A nation that neglects its working class is setting itself up for failure.
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  3882. Exactly! Short-term fixes won’t solve a problem that needs long-term solutions like affordable housing and healthcare.
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  3883. It really is. Some of these cities have so much history and potential, but poor leadership and economic struggles are dragging them down.
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  3884. Loyalty to a country should not be measured by political affiliation—losing jobs affects real families, not just policies.
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  3885. Every state has its strengths and weaknesses—coastal cities struggle with cost, while other states face economic stagnation.
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  3886. Without policy changes, the crisis will continue. But action can make a difference.
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  3887. The problem is bigger than just one administration—long-term mismanagement is at play.
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  3888. It definitely feels that way for many. Hoping for change and better opportunities ahead. Thanks for sharing—wishing you strength and hope! 💙✨
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  3889. Problems are real, but they’re not the end of the story. Cities can rise and fall—what matters is whether people fight to rebuild them.
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  3890. Detroit’s decline is real, but not every part of the city is a wasteland. While some areas are improving, the long-term damage from economic collapse is hard to reverse.
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  3891. True independence means self-sufficiency. Without federal funding for infrastructure, education, and public services, could New Hampshire—or any state—really go it alone?
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  3892. Comparisons to historical figures aside, the point stands—unchecked power is dangerous. When leaders push extreme rhetoric, history has shown it rarely ends well.
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  3893. Thank you for your kind words! Migration patterns are truly fascinating and reflect how interconnected our world is becoming. We’re glad you enjoyed the documentary and found it insightful! 🌍✨
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  3894. Politicians always claim to put Americans first, yet homelessness keeps getting worse.
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  3895. Partisan attacks distract from real solutions—both parties share responsibility.
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  3896. Historical and systemic factors play a huge role in a city’s decline, and leadership at all levels impacts progress. The real question is: How can struggling cities be empowered to thrive?
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  3897. It sure feels that way. Between rising automation, outsourcing, and bad policies, job security is worse than ever. The bigger issue isn’t just who’s in charge—it’s whether they actually care about fixing it.
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  3898. Balancing multiple companies is definitely a challenge, and Musk's leadership decisions have sparked both support and criticism. Time will tell whether he can turn things around or if his focus has been spread too thin.
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  3899.  @Martial-Mat  Sorry, bro. I always try to acknowledge everyone's input, but I understand that some comments may not meet your expectations. I'll keep improving. Wishing you a great day and all the best!
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  3900. Agreed. Policies need to focus on real solutions, not just temporary fixes.
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  3901. That’s a fair point, and many people are doing just that. Past performance does matter when it comes to trust and leadership. Thanks for highlighting that.
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  3902. You bring up a strong point about affordability and access to innovation. It’s definitely worth discussing how policy decisions shape the products available to consumers. Thank you for highlighting this side of the issue—it adds a lot to the conversation.
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  3903. Many people see Trump’s leadership as something bigger than politics. Faith and politics often go hand in hand for voters, and everyone interprets events in their own way. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3904. Thank you for your comment! It's a thought-provoking perspective that highlights the importance of prioritizing domestic issues like homelessness and underfunded services, including fire departments. Balancing international commitments with addressing challenges at home is crucial for building a stronger and more equitable society
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  3905. That’s a harsh critique, but many people feel like America has lost its way. The decline of democracy and rising authoritarianism are real concerns.
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  3906. Thanks for sharing your choice—it’s personal actions like this that reflect shifting priorities among consumers. Whether big or small, every decision adds to a broader conversation about the kind of economy we want to support.
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  3907. t’s sad that some people feel that jail is a safer and more stable option than living on the streets. It really highlights how broken the system is when even basic needs like food and warmth aren’t being met outside. Hopefully, with more focus on long-term solutions, we can change this. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3908. The rising deficit is a major concern, and balancing spending with long-term sustainability is crucial. The challenge is how to prevent economic collapse while still supporting citizens. Thanks for raising this important issue!
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  3909. The situation seems to be worsening, and it's time for more people to speak up.
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  3910. Every country has problems, but the housing crisis in the U.S. is a special kind of broken.
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  3911. The idea of redrawing borders is fascinating, but historical and economic ties make it unlikely.
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  3912. I’m really glad this video helped shed some light on the real-world impact of trade wars! It’s easy to overlook how deeply these policies affect everyday people until we see the consequences firsthand. Hopefully, more people will recognize these challenges and push for smarter, more balanced trade strategies. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
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  3913. Many have strong feelings about both figures. Whether they face consequences for their actions is something only time will tell.
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  3914. The government’s priorities should always be its people first.
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  3915. Trump’s suggestion of giving land is a start, but it’s not enough without proper support and services.
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  3916. Water security is a real issue, and it’s not just about politics—it’s about survival. Whether it’s corporate pollution, government mismanagement, or failing infrastructure, protecting natural resources should be a priority. The problem is, it rarely is.
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  3917. :((
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  3918. Thank you for sharing your purchasing journey. It’s helpful to hear how consumer loyalty can shift over time due to values and quality. Appreciate your perspective.
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  3919. That’s a strong take. There’s no denying that political and economic choices have a global impact. The challenge is finding ways to create meaningful change without harming everyday people in the process.
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  3920. The role of federal funding is crucial in any secession discussion. If policies shift drastically, states may reevaluate their financial reliance on the federal government. The idea of regional coalitions or alignments with Canada is an interesting one. Thanks for sharing your insights!
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  3921. The "American Dream" used to mean opportunity, stability, and upward mobility. But for many, it has become an expensive illusion. It’s no surprise that people are looking for better lives elsewhere.
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  3922. Musk built his empire on the idea that he’s some visionary genius, but geniuses don’t destroy their own companies and alienate their customers. His lack of empathy for employees, investors, and everyday people is catching up to him, and now, he's facing the consequences of his own arrogance.
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  3923. The temporary fixes aren’t enough. We need policies that offer sustainable solutions. Here's to hoping we push for lasting change in the near future.
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  3924. Job loss is a tough situation for anyone, regardless of background or industry. Instead of blaming individuals, the bigger question is how economic instability is affecting people across all sectors. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  3925. That’s an
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  3926. I hear the disappointment. It's hard when hope for change turns into more of the same—or worse. Thanks for sharing that emotion. These early days matter, and it’s why we need to stay informed and vocal.
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  3927. I completely agree. The situation is heartbreaking, and it’s urgent that we start addressing it with real solutions. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Wishing for positive change for these cities and everyone affected.
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  3928. A self-charging electric car would be revolutionary! While current EVs still require charging, advancements in solar and energy-harvesting technology could change that in the future.
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  3929. Thanks You!
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  3930. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s true—economic struggles often create a ripple effect, impacting everyone in different ways. Let’s hope for a future where solutions lift everyone up
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  3931. It’s a painful truth. When the math no longer works for working people, something is seriously wrong. Thank you for putting this into words. We need real conversations—and action—about affordability, not just political promises. I'm grateful you shared this here.
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  3932. Independence might sound appealing, but with it comes major responsibilities and risks.
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  3933. A thought-provoking insight. It’s a reminder that when short-term profits replace long-term innovation, great institutions can lose their identity. Thanks for that reflection.
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  3934. The future of the U.S., its economy, and its business landscape are always evolving. Only time will tell how these events shape the country moving forward
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  3935. Absolutely. Every delay means more people suffering. Action needs to happen now, not years from now.
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  3936. Experiencing both sides of life gives a unique perspective—seeing both the rise and fall of communities is eye-opening
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  3937. That’s the key question. Independence comes with pride, but also with heavy responsibilities. Many don’t realize how much support states receive from the federal government.
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  3938. That’s such a tough situation. Many families are being separated, not by choice, but by necessity. It’s a sad reality when people have to leave their roots just to survive.
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  3939. The stock market is always unpredictable! Let’s see if these trends continue.
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  3940. Every country has homelessness, but in some places, strong family support and lower housing costs help reduce it.
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  3941. Economic protest is one form of resistance, but long-term solutions require systemic change.
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  3942. @ Exactly my friend, it's been going on for a long time, we only see someone talking about it but no one doing it Have a nice day, all the best to you
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  3943. I hear your frustration, and I appreciate you expressing it. Let's try to keep the discussion centered on the broader issues and policies, rather than personal attacks. We're here to encourage thoughtful conversation that helps everyone better understand the situation.
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  3944. The future is uncertain, and things are definitely changing fast! But history has shown that the U.S. has faced crises before and found ways to adapt. Do you think the country will find a way to unite, or are we headed for a major turning point? 🚀⏳
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  3945. Homelessness is a complex issue, and while cleanliness matters, the real problem runs deeper—lack of affordable housing, mental health support, and job opportunities. Blaming individuals without addressing systemic failures won’t solve anything.
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  3946. Sadly, actions speak louder than words, and right now, they’re doing the bare minimum.
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  3947. A heartbreaking contradiction. If we rethink our priorities, we can find solutions.
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  3948. Exactly! People pay taxes to support the system, and in return, they should have access to basic needs like housing, healthcare, and support services. It’s about ensuring that everyone gets a fair chance at a decent life.
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  3949. 😥😥🍀🍀❤❤🙏🙏
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  3950. Appreciate you sharing your take with humor! Politics can be divisive, but it’s interesting how economic shifts stir up different reactions. Let’s keep the space open for all viewpoints while focusing on respectful dialogue.
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  3951. Personal responsibility plays a role, but not everyone has the same opportunities. Mental illness, addiction, and lack of affordable housing are major barriers.
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  3952. Exactly! Prevention is always cheaper than managing the crisis after it spirals out of control.
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  3953. Security challenges exist everywhere, and states like California face serious issues. However, the solution lies in stronger policies, better leadership, and cooperation rather than breaking away. No state can stand alone without the backbone of national support.
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  3954. Rising costs are a major issue, but simply freezing prices isn't a long-term fix. The focus should be on affordable housing, fair wages, and economic policies that prevent people from falling into homelessness.
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  3955. That’s the real question. Politicians aren’t the root of the problem—it’s the people who keep electing them without demanding better. Until voters hold leaders accountable, the cycle will never end.
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  3956. Musk and Trump both have a lot of power, and many believe they use it to benefit themselves first. The relationship between business and government has always been complicated, and it’s worth paying attention to.
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  3957. That’s a frustration many people share. Campaign promises often sound great, but once in power, politicians rarely follow through. The real question is—why do people keep falling for it?
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  3958. Leadership matters, but real change comes when people take action beyond the ballot box.
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  3959. Politics and business are deeply intertwined, and Musk’s alignment with certain political figures has certainly influenced public perception of his companies. The long-term impact of these decisions remains to be seen.
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  3960. Homelessness is a global issue, not just an American one.
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  3961. Some argue that Musk benefits from government subsidies, while others see him as a self-made entrepreneur. It’s always interesting to hear both perspectives!
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  3962. Texas has the resources, but independence comes with big risks. When a hurricane or economic crisis hits, would Texans regret leaving the U.S.?
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  3963. Tesla has faced backlash in some regions, but it also has a strong fan base. The EV market is evolving, and it will be interesting to see how public sentiment continues to shift.
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  3964. Apathy is dangerous, but many people do care. The challenge is turning concern into action.
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  3965. That’s a strong concern, and the economy has definitely faced big challenges. Regardless of political views, it’s important we keep discussing the realities people are experiencing on the ground. Thanks for adding your voice to the conversation.
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  3966. Rising living costs and stagnant wages are forcing more people onto the streets. If nothing changes, today’s crisis will feel small compared to what’s coming.
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  3967. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s definitely a complex issue, and learning from other countries like Japan, which has stricter policies and a focus on prevention, could offer valuable insights. Balancing freedom with responsibility is a challenge worth exploring. Wishing you a joyful and peaceful holiday season!
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  3968. Discussions about wealth, privilege, and race are always complex. Musk’s success has certainly given him influence, and different people view his journey through different lenses.
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  3969. Thank you for your comment. The dark side of homelessness and poverty requires systemic solutions that go beyond politics. This documentary highlights the importance of education and community-driven efforts to bring real change. Let’s stay hopeful for a brighter future for everyone
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  3970. The global economy is shifting, and the influence of BRICS is growing. Musk’s challenges are just one part of a much bigger picture.
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  3971. A leader’s legacy is often judged by whether they unite or divide a country. The deeper question is whether the American people will allow division to define their future.
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  3972. Respecting native leadership and history is important! Finding ways to empower local governance while maintaining national unity could be a win-win.
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  3973. Political leadership varies across states, but ultimately, each state has its own government structure within the federal system.
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  3974. That sounds like a tough experience for your family. It’s heartbreaking that so many face such struggles after moving to a new country. The housing system needs to be more compassionate, especially for people just trying to build a life. I hope your family's journey from then was able to lead to better circumstances.
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  3975. 😥😥🍀🍀🙏🙏
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  3976. This is such a frustrating situation. Addressing issues like this requires stronger enforcement of laws and immigration policies. How can the U.S. effectively remove individuals who commit crimes while ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens?
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  3977. Elections have consequences, and policies affect everyone differently. But regardless of who’s in power, economic instability is a shared challenge. Thanks for adding a bit of humor to the conversation!
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  3978. Efficient governance is necessary, but eliminating essential services creates chaos.
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  3979. It really is. But awareness is the first step toward change.
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  3980. Absolutely. Without addressing mental health and addiction, housing alone won’t solve the problem. People need comprehensive support—stable housing, access to mental health care, and addiction treatment—to rebuild their lives. It's all interconnected.
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  3981. Absolutely. Real solutions mean not just temporary aid, but long-term opportunities for stability.
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  3982. Seattle has its struggles, but it hasn’t reached the same level of crisis as some of these cities—yet. It’s definitely a city to watch.
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  3983. A country that fails its most vulnerable—its veterans, its Indigenous people, and now its working class—was always bound to face a crisis like this.
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  3984. It sounds like you’re referring to a major issue. Could you share more about what concerns you the most?
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  3985. A lot of people feel the same frustration, but at the end of the day, everyone is dealing with the consequences, whether they voted for it or not. The bigger question is—what’s the next move?
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  3986. Thank you for this perspective from our neighbors up north. International trust takes time to rebuild, and your comment is a reminder that America’s choices affect the world. We appreciate your voice and hope for better global cooperation ahead.
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  3987. Sounds like a must-watch! The wealth gap is growing, and most people don’t even realize how deeply they’re being manipulated.
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  3988. A slow-motion collapse is still a collapse. The key is whether cities can turn things around before they reach the point of no return.
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  3989. It’s concerning to see incidents like this happening repeatedly in NYC. It raises questions about the root causes and how law enforcement and community efforts can work together to prevent them. Are there long-term solutions that could address the underlying issues and make neighborhoods safer for everyone?
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  3990. That’s a bold prediction! While he’s facing legal and financial challenges, it remains to be seen whether he’ll actually face consequences for any of them.
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  3991. Texas could survive on its own economically, but federal funding, military support, and trade agreements would be massive hurdles to overcome.
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  3992. That’s a clever way to sum things up. Sometimes it really is that last small thing that pushes people to take action. Thanks for the creative insight!
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  3993. Unfortunately, it seems like things have to hit rock bottom before real change happens. The question is: will people actually push for solutions, or just keep repeating the cycle?
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  3994. Portland has been struggling for years with homelessness and crime. If it’s not on the list, it’s only because so many other places are collapsing just as fast.
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  3995. Elon’s influence extends beyond the U.S., and that’s what concerns a lot of people. But should business leaders have that much political power in the first place?
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  3996. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Whether people support or oppose him, the rule of law must apply equally to everyone. That’s the foundation of any healthy democracy. Your comment reflects the urgency many Americans feel today.
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  3997. Whether people love them or hate them, there’s no denying that both have had a massive impact on politics and business. The real question is—where does that leave the rest of us?
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  3998. The housing crisis is a cycle of greed and bad policies. Both renters and small landlords got caught in the mess.
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  3999. Let’s hope it never comes to that. The world has enough problems already without adding global conflict into the mix.
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  4000. Leadership at every level needs to step up. Ignoring the problem won’t make it disappear
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  4001. This is a divisive topic for sure. DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) policies have been under heavy scrutiny, and different people have different views on their impact. The bigger question is what happens next—will policies shift further, or will there be backlash? Thanks for adding to the discussion.
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  4002. Political leadership definitely plays a role in shaping cities, but economic shifts, population changes, and historical policies also have a huge impact. The pension debate is an important one, as unfunded liabilities put strain on many cities. Thanks for sharing your perspective—it’s a conversation that needs more attention!
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  4003. That’s a controversial take. Some argue that societal shifts have played a role in changing America, but others would say there are much bigger factors at play. Either way, the country is changing—whether for better or worse depends on who you ask.
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  4004. Thank you for your comment! The challenges with homelessness and inflation are deeply concerning and highlight some of the ongoing struggles many cities face. It’s a complex issue that sparks strong emotions and debate. Let’s hope for meaningful solutions that truly address these problems and bring relief to those in need. Wishing you peace and better days ahead!
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  4005. That’s a fascinating interpretation. Zuckerberg definitely plays the long game, and your take adds a unique layer to the conversation. Thanks for sharing—it gives us all something to think about!
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  4006. Exactly! People need solutions, not endless political debates.
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  4007. You’ve shared a strong and emotional opinion. While political accountability is a big topic, I encourage everyone to keep the discussion constructive so more voices can be heard with clarity and purpose.
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  4008. Large government investments in private companies are always controversial. The long-term impact of Tesla’s presence in New York is still up for debate.
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  4009. Amen!
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  4010. The debt crisis is real, but slashing jobs overnight without economic alternatives isn’t a sustainable fix.
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  4011. If that ever happened, Canada would be getting a huge economic boost—but also a whole new set of challenges. California alone has the fifth-largest economy in the world!
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  4012. It’s definitely not the city it used to be. Crime, cost of living, and failing infrastructure are pushing people out. Whether it can bounce back depends on the choices made in the next few years.
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  4013. You're right, many American cities are facing serious challenges. The dark side of urban life is becoming more visible with rising homelessness, crumbling infrastructure, and growing inequality. It’s heartbreaking to see, but addressing these issues requires collective effort and real, systemic change
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  4014. It’s easy to feel that way, and there’s no denying that greed and power have had a massive impact. But history shows that change is always possible, even in tough times. The question is, how do we turn things around? Appreciate your thoughts.
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  4015. That’s a serious issue. Industries tied to Musk’s businesses—whether it’s EV production, battery development, or space technology—support jobs in many states. If these companies falter, local economies will need new sources of growth. A crucial topic to watch. Thanks for your insight!
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  4016. Politics today is less about serving the people and more about serving personal interests. Whether it’s Republicans or Democrats, too many leaders are more focused on power than real solutions.
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  4017. Yet, despite the high taxes, California still struggles with homelessness and poverty. Where is all that money going?
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  4018. Cutting costs isn’t the same as creating a sustainable future—long-term plans matter.
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  4019. A powerful question. Wealth keeps accumulating at the top while millions struggle just to survive.
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  4020. Exactly. Less talking, more doing. The longer leaders argue instead of act, the worse things get.
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  4021. That’s a clever way to put it! Wealth can certainly distort priorities if not handled with care. Thanks for the thought—it’s a reminder of the value of humility.
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  4022. I hear the sarcasm loud and clear! It's true—many folks expect leaders to give back in real, meaningful ways. Thanks for chiming in. These conversations matter more than ever, especially when people are hurting and looking for real solutions.
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  4023. California’s economy is massive, but it definitely has its challenges. The cost of living and political policies have driven some people away, but it remains one of the most influential states in the U.S. Do you think California would thrive or struggle if it became independent? 🌆💰
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  4024. Legally and historically, the federal government has always fought to keep states from leaving. Any attempt at secession would face enormous political and economic barriers.
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  4025. : Hydrogen technology is an exciting development in the automotive industry. While EVs currently dominate, alternative energy solutions like hydrogen could play a major role in the future of transportation.
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  4026. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Different parts of Europe face unique challenges, and change is inevitable over time. Balancing growth with stability is key to building resilient communities
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  4027. Foreign policy debates aside, the bigger question is: How can the U.S. prioritize its own citizens while maintaining global influence?
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  4028. Absolutely. Job loss, rising rent, and medical debt are just a few major causes.
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  4029. I hear the deep frustration in your words, and I respect your identity and perspective as a Black American. While it's important to speak truths, I kindly encourage everyone to keep the conversation respectful for all backgrounds, so we can move forward in unity and understanding.
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  4030. The idea of secession has always been debated, but making it a reality is a far bigger challenge. The legal, economic, and political barriers are massive.
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  4031. Criminalizing homelessness doesn’t fix the issue—it just makes it harder for people to get back on their feet.
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  4032. Thank you for your comment! Believing in miracles and the power of faith can inspire hope and change. You’re right—prioritizing care for our own people could create a stronger and more compassionate society. Let’s hope for actions that reflect these values and bring positive change for everyone.
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  4033. A tough but fair question. Change starts from within, yet too many choose to run instead of rebuilding.
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  4034. That’s a hard truth. Outsourcing has left many American workers struggling, while other countries have benefited. The consequences are becoming more visible every day. The challenge now is figuring out how to bring good jobs back and rebuild communities. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  4035. There’s a lot of strong political opinions out there! No matter which side people are on, leadership has a huge impact on the future of the country. Do you think any leader can truly unify America right now? 🤔🇺🇸
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  4036. Minnesota does share a lot of cultural and economic ties with Canada! If secession discussions ever became real, states with strong northern connections would likely consider such possibilities. Thanks for adding your voice to the conversation!
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  4037. You're absolutely right. We need to take care of the homeless population already struggling in America before taking on more responsibilities. Charity should indeed start at home. 😢
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  4038. Sadly, the system works exactly as intended—for the rich. Until corruption is addressed, nothing will change.
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  4039. A regional division of the U.S. could be more likely than full state secessions. Some states might align into new coalitions rather than standing alone.
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  4040. Yes
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  4041. Yes, but in a country as wealthy as the U.S., it shouldn’t be this widespread.
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  4042. History does repeat itself. Just like VW made cars accessible in the 1920s, Tesla reshaped the auto industry in the 2020s. The difference is, VW became a global icon while Tesla’s future is still uncertain. Will it stand the test of time, or crash like other overhyped innovations?
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  4043. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. For many, the American Dream feels out of reach, especially with rising homelessness and economic challenges. However, it’s important to keep pushing for changes that make opportunity and stability accessible to everyone again. Dreams can still be rebuilt with the right efforts
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  4044. Musk’s leadership decisions, especially layoffs, have affected many people. Whether these moves strengthen or weaken his businesses in the long run remains to be seen.
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  4045. The U.S. military is one of the most well-funded in the world. Some argue that reallocating a portion of those funds to social programs could help address poverty and homelessness.
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  4046. Every city has its challenges, but NYC still holds cultural, financial, and historical significance.
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  4047. This is truly heartbreaking. It’s devastating to see not only the destruction caused by the fires but also the added pain of looting in already ravaged neighborhoods. My thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected—may they find strength and support during these difficult times.
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  4048. Good point! It’s a common mistake, but when people say "America," they’re usually referring to the U.S. rather than the entire continent.
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  4049. Thanks for being honest about where you stand. It's interesting how political dynamics can shift personal preferences. I appreciate you sharing—it shows how deeply global politics are influencing consumer decisions.
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  4050. An interesting perspective. Balancing social support with personal responsibility is a challenge many countries face. Encouraging self-reliance while ensuring basic needs are met could lead to more sustainable systems. Wishing for thoughtful solutions that benefit everyone!
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  4051. Immigration is a heated topic, and both sides have handled it poorly in different ways. The real question is, how do we create policies that are fair, effective, and realistic?
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  4052. Thank you for sharing your perspective! The American Dream is still achievable, especially for younger generations who focus on education, skill-building, and seizing opportunities. Challenges exist, but with determination and community support, a brighter and more successful future is within reach. Wishing everyone the strength to make positive choices and thrive! 🌟🇺🇸
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  4053. Trade policies always have winners and losers. Some industries benefit, while others suffer. The real challenge is making sure American workers don’t end up paying the price.
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  4054. It's sad that it could come true.
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  4055. This is such an important perspective. You're absolutely right—many of these issues are symptoms of deeper systemic problems. Thank you for calling it out. We need more voices highlighting how policy, power, and profit intersect in real people’s lives.
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  4056. We can make a real difference by taking action and helping those in need.
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  4057. It’s frustrating to see so much wealth concentrated in corporations and shareholders while the poor continue to suffer. Investments in affordable housing and social infrastructure could make a real difference. As for the new administration, let’s hope they prioritize addressing inequality and investing in solutions that benefit everyone. Wishing for a future with more balanced opportunities for all.
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  4058. That’s a bold statement. The wealth gap is real, and government policies often favor the rich while leaving the poor behind. The question is—will people recognize what’s happening and fight for change?
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  4059. That’s a powerful observation. Even when the ultra-rich take financial hits, the distance between them and the average person remains enormous. It’s a reminder that real change isn’t just about numbers—but about creating systems that are more equitable for all.
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  4060. That’s true. The issue isn’t limited to just big cities—it’s a nationwide problem.
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  4061. This is the story of so many American towns. When industries collapse, the jobs disappear, and so does everything that made those places livable. Without real investment in rebuilding, these areas will never recover.
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  4062. That’s true in some aspects. While NYC has issues, it’s still safer than some cities people don’t usually talk about. Perception plays a big role in how people view crime, especially when certain narratives dominate the conversation.
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  4063. Faith has always played a strong role in shaping communities. While challenges exist, positive change comes through unity, compassion, and taking action to help those in need. Hope and resilience can lead to renewal!
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  4064. It sounds like a simple solution, but the real issue is deeper—affordable housing, mental health support, and job opportunities are just as important. Without addressing the root causes, even high-rise buildings won’t fix the crisis.
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  4065. Fff
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  4066. Once the first domino falls, others may follow. The bigger question is whether the U.S. government would let it happen peacefully or take drastic action to prevent further fractures.
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  4067. A nation’s strength starts from within. If the foundation crumbles, how can it support others?
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  4068. Brand loyalty isn’t what it used to be. With so many alternative choices available, if a company fails to provide better quality or value, customers will easily switch to something else.
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  4069. Thanks for sharing, though I encourage everyone to express their views in a way that keeps the conversation respectful. We're here to explore ideas, not attack individuals. Let’s keep it constructive.
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  4070. You’ve stated your position clearly. Whether people agree or not, your comment shows how strongly leadership shapes public sentiment.
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  4071. A sad reality—too many look away instead of helping. But change starts when more people decide to care.
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  4072. The U.S. still holds a powerful global position, but internal divisions could weaken it if not addressed. The real focus should be on solutions, not just political blame.
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  4073. Every country has its strengths and struggles—progress depends on leadership and the choices of its people.
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  4074. Wealth is concentrated, but the working class struggles. A system where people feel abandoned by their own government isn’t sustainable. If history teaches us anything, it’s that real change only happens when enough people demand it.
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  4075. No one should celebrate others’ suffering—economic hardship affects communities, not just individuals.
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  4076. You’re absolutely right—economic downturns often benefit those with the resources to take advantage of them. Foreclosures and housing crises disproportionately impact working-class families, making it even harder for people to recover. Finding ways to prevent exploitation in times of crisis is a challenge that needs attention. Thanks for raising this important point!
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  4077. The housing crisis isn’t just an American problem—it’s global. When wages can’t keep up with the cost of living, people everywhere suffer.
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  4078. A lot of people are thinking the same way, and that’s why we’re seeing record migration out of big cities. The sad part is, many of these places used to be thriving.
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  4079. Political slogans often carry different meanings depending on one’s perspective. The idea of "greatness" is subjective, and what one person sees as progress, another might see as decline. Your comment reflects the deep divisions in how people view the country's trajectory. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4080. The decline of cities has been in motion for years, driven by policies from both sides. No single leader caused it, and no single leader will fix it.
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  4081. Musk’s intelligence and business strategy have always been a topic of debate. Some see him as a genius disruptor, while others question his approach and alliances. The real impact of his business and political decisions will only be clear in time. Appreciate your perspective!
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  4082. Temporary fixes won’t solve a systemic crisis. Long-term policies on wages, housing, and healthcare are urgently needed.
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  4083. That’s a hopeful view—and we appreciate it. Leadership matters, but so does public pressure, grassroots change, and unity. Thanks for believing in a better future.
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  4084. That’s a tough but honest reality. Elections have consequences, and now everyone is dealing with the results. Whether people agree or disagree, many are hoping for stability and better leadership moving forward.
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  4085. Balance is key. Overregulation can push people and businesses away, but too little structure can lead to chaos. The real challenge is finding the right middle ground.
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  4086. That's a strong point. Trump’s approach has often been described as transactional, focusing on deals and benefits. It raises the question—what role should leaders play in addressing issues for those who can't offer anything in return? Leadership is about more than just transactions, right?
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  4087. Thank you for sharing your perspective—it's clear you feel deeply about the direction the country has taken. The concerns you raise about government priorities, economic shifts, and the struggles of everyday people are echoed by many who have witnessed the decline of once-thriving towns and industries. The reality is, decades of offshoring and political maneuvering have left many American communities behind. While trillions have been poured into military efforts, infrastructure and local economies in many areas have crumbled. The frustration is understandable—when people see their homes, jobs, and opportunities vanish, it's not just an economic issue, but an emotional one as well. As for the political system, it's no secret that power and influence are often concentrated among the wealthy. Many believe reforms are needed to make leadership more accessible to everyday Americans. While the road ahead is challenging, history has shown that change is always possible when enough people demand it.
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  4088. Actions have consequences, and Musk is finally facing his. After years of treating employees, investors, and customers like they don’t matter, the backlash was inevitable.
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  4089. It’s true that corporate greed has played a significant role in making the American Dream harder to reach for many. With the focus on profit over people, essential things like affordable housing and fair wages have been sidelined. Hopefully, as more people speak out, we can work toward rebuilding that dream for everyone.
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  4090.  @kandisky5577  😥😥
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  4091. Urban decline isn’t about just one political party—it’s about leadership, policy failures, and economic struggles. Good governance, regardless of party, is what’s needed.
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  4092. For many, it already has. But it’s not too late to change course if people demand real action.
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  4093. That would be a massive geopolitical shift! While some might entertain the idea, actually making it happen would be incredibly complicated. Do you think any of these states would ever seriously consider leaving, or is this more of a hypothetical debate? 🤔🌎
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  4094. Leadership matters, and decisions made at the top affect the entire country. The question is whether the country can come together before the divide becomes too wide to fix.
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  4095. You bring up strong historical and emotional points. Many people feel deeply about the sacrifices made for American unity, and any political shift that threatens that can be seen as a betrayal. The question is, how does the country move forward while respecting its past? Do you think there’s a way to restore trust in leadership, or is the divide too deep now? 🇺🇸⚖
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  4096. People often vote for promises, but the real test is whether those promises are kept.
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  4097. Neuralink sounds like something out of a sci-fi horror movie. People are already questioning Tesla’s safety—now Musk wants to put chips in people’s brains? Given his track record, that’s a terrifying thought.
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  4098. Consumer sentiment plays a huge role in a company’s success. Whether boycotts will have a lasting impact on Musk’s businesses remains to be seen.
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  4099. Exactly. The economy is strong, but the risks of seceding far outweigh the benefits. Independence isn’t just about money—it’s about stability, security, and governance.
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  4100. You’ve highlighted the disconnect that many feel. Even after huge losses, the scale of wealth can still seem surreal. Thanks for pointing that out with a bit of humor—it's a perspective many relate to.
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  4101. True. The economic downturn didn’t begin with these layoffs, but they’ve accelerated the crisis.
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  4102. Musk’s political moves have definitely divided people. Some see it as strategy, others see it as a huge mistake for his brand.
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  4103. And now, as cities collapse, where do they go next? The American economy has shifted, but many communities were left behind in the process.
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  4104. Absolutely. When jobs disappear and there’s no real investment in rebuilding, entire communities suffer. Other cities should be learning from Detroit’s mistakes before it’s too late.
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  4105. Sensationalism won’t solve homelessness. Awareness is important, but it should be handled with respect.
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  4106. You bring up some important points. Homelessness isn’t just about charity—it needs real systemic solutions, accountability, and long-term planning. Funding should be fair, and resources should be managed properly to ensure they actually help people. Tougher action on drug dealers is important, but so is addressing mental health, affordable housing, and job opportunities. There’s no easy fix, but ignoring it isn’t an option either.
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  4107. Democracy is not perfect, but the alternative is far worse—reform is key, not abandonment.
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  4108. This video highlights the ongoing struggles with hurricane recovery in North Carolina. While progress has been made, it’s clear that many families are still facing challenges in rebuilding their lives. The need for better preparedness and quicker recovery efforts is critical to support these communities. What steps do you think could improve the recovery process in the future?
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  4109. The U.S. is facing major internal struggles, but decline isn’t inevitable. The real test is whether leaders and communities take meaningful action before it’s too late.
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  4110. Thanks for your comment—crypto definitely sparks debate. While it can be exchanged for traditional currency, the process and volatility make it tricky for many. It’s still an evolving space, and it’s good we’re talking about it.
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  4111. Thanks for sharing your viewpoint. There’s always debate over innovation vs. execution. Some say success lies in the idea, others in what you do with it. Either way, credit and ethics matter. Appreciate you starting that conversation.
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  4112. Compassion is the first step toward change. We can’t fix what we refuse to see
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  4113. That’s a powerful reflection. It’s true—nothing lasts forever, and history shows us that even the biggest companies can fall. Thank you for reminding us that humility matters in both business and life.
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  4114. You raise an important point. Rising housing costs reflect deeper economic challenges that require financial literacy, better policies, and community support. Education on budgeting and housing rights can also empower individuals. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, peace, and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  4115. Mass layoffs have serious social consequences, and economic instability can create frustration and anger. While violence is never the answer, it’s true that job loss can lead to despair and instability. It’s crucial to address mental health and economic security together. Thanks for bringing up this important issue!
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  4116. A heartbreaking situation. Families need real support, not just judgment.
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  4117. Appreciate your support! The signs are there, and it's important to analyze these issues critically. Hopefully, awareness leads to solutions before things get worse. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
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  4118. Thanks for sharing your view. Public figures often receive both praise and criticism—it’s part of being in the spotlight. Let’s just keep our discussion centered on ideas and systems, not personal appearance, so we can stay constructive and inclusive.
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  4119. Economic mismanagement exists on both sides—real solutions require long-term planning, not blame.
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  4120. Exactly. It’s not just about money—people want safe streets, good schools, and a sense of stability. When a city can’t provide that, people will leave.
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  4121. Greed is at the root of it all. The rich get richer while the most vulnerable are left behind.
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  4122. That’s a serious issue. When crime and homelessness spiral out of control, it makes daily life harder for everyone. The real question is, what’s being done to fix it?
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  4123. Many people feel the same frustration about promises of a "great" future when they see conditions worsening around them. The challenge is finding real solutions instead of just slogans. Thanks for your comment!
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  4124. That’s a strong point—many people value domestic manufacturing for both economic and national reasons. Thanks for sharing your view—it’s part of an important conversation about industry and jobs.
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  4125. A harsh reality, but resilience and smart policies can still turn things around.
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  4126. Thank you for being transparent about what guides your decisions. These global events are affecting people in very real ways, and your comment highlights how interconnected we all are.
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  4127. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s understandable to feel protective of the unique lifestyle in Alaska. The challenges with homelessness and newcomers bringing change are complex issues. Finding a balance between preserving traditions and addressing these concerns can help maintain the community's identity while supporting those in need
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  4128. There’s a lot of truth in what you’re saying. Every empire goes through cycles of rise and decline, but what matters is how a nation adapts to change. The U.S. is still powerful, but no one can ignore the internal struggles, economic shifts, and geopolitical challenges it faces. We can learn from history, but the real question is whether enough people are willing to take action to change the trajectory.
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  4129. Thank you for the comment! It’s definitely a bit of a humorous twist—Bill Gates being mentioned in unexpected contexts always brings a chuckle
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  4130. Complaining won’t change anything. The only way to fix what’s broken is for people to take action—whether that’s voting, protesting, or demanding real accountability from those in power.
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  4131. There’s a long history of New England’s independent spirit. If secession ever became a real discussion, that region would definitely be an interesting case.
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  4132. With people leaving and businesses shutting down, some places are already halfway there.
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  4133. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The human spirit is resilient, but economic hardships can leave many struggling to find stability. With compassion, support, and better opportunities, we can help those in need find a path forward. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, warmth, and new possibilities!
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  4134. Thanks for pointing that out! We'll make sure to be more accurate with our visuals in the future. Appreciate the feedback!
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  4135. That’s an interesting point! Texas, California, and Florida all have large economies and unique political dynamics that could make them more capable of independence than other states. The question of federal funding would be crucial—if secession happened, these states would have to restructure their economies to compensate. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  4136. Thank you for your comment! It’s definitely a topic that sparks strong reactions and discussions. It’s important to approach such subjects with an open mind and a willingness to understand the complexities behind human behavior
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  4137. Totally agree. Instead of offering real solutions, some states make life even harder for those who are already struggling. We need more compassion and smarter policies to fix this crisis
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  4139. A powerful message deserves the right tone. Awareness is key, but action is just as important.
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  4140. You’re right—the cost of living keeps rising while wages struggle to keep up. Investing in education and skills can open doors to better-paying jobs. Wishing you success and brighter opportunities ahead!
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  4141. Strong political loyalty can blind people to reality. But at the end of the day, leaders should be held accountable for their actions—no matter which side they’re on.
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  4142. Exactly. The U.S. government spends billions on foreign aid and wars, yet struggles to take care of its own people. If even a fraction of that money were redirected to affordable housing and social programs, the homelessness crisis could be significantly reduced. Priorities need to change
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  4143. You're speaking for a lot of people here. It feels like everything is going up—except peace of mind. Thank you for being part of this conversation. We need more honest voices like yours pushing this dialogue forward.
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  4144. That’s devastating. No human being should have to survive like that. We need urgent solutions before more lives are lost.
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  4145. Political blame won’t fix economic collapse—solutions require cooperation, not division.
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  4146. I hear you, and your perspective is thought-provoking. The shift you're describing—where elites control the cities while the masses are pushed out—feels like a global trend, not just a U.S. issue. As cities become more unaffordable and crime is eventually "managed" to serve the wealthy, everyday people will be left with fewer options. Your way of life in Greece sounds like true freedom—self-sufficiency, nature, family, and peace. It’s a reminder that there are alternatives to the chaos of urban living. Not everyone needs to be trapped in the rat race or cement high-rises. Maybe the real answer is just what you said—returning to smaller, close-knit communities where life is simpler, healthier, and more meaningful. Appreciate your wisdom—wishing you continued peace and fulfillment in your village life! 🌿🏡
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  4147. A blessing alone won’t fix this, but awareness, accountability, and action might.
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  4148. Agreed, decades of neglect don’t get fixed overnight, but real leadership takes responsibility.
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  4149. Musk has built his success by leading and investing in innovative companies, but his leadership style is definitely polarizing. Some credit him with revolutionizing industries, while others see his management as reckless. The stock market will ultimately judge his decisions.
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  4150. Many people ignore homelessness until it affects their daily lives. The problem won’t disappear on its own.
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  4151. Many see this crisis as a moral failure of society. Compassion and action are needed, not just blame.
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  4152. If more customers feel the way you do, Amazon won’t be able to ignore it. Long-term success comes from listening to consumers and adapting to their needs—something many big corporations forget.
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  4153. Thank you for your comment! Unchecked greed can indeed lead to significant issues, from growing inequality to weakened societal trust. Addressing these challenges requires a focus on fairness, accountability, and sustainable policies to build a stronger future
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  4154. Musk has built his brand on "disrupting the system," yet much of his success comes from government funding. The contradiction isn’t lost on those paying attention.
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  4155. A sad America
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  4156. Bureaucracy is costly, and inefficiency in government programs is a valid concern. The real challenge is making sure funds actually help those in need.
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  4157. Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate your input and will work hard to improve further. Your support motivates us to keep getting better. 🙏😊
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  4158. Musk’s leadership style is often described as intense and demanding. While some see him as a brilliant innovator, others view his decisions as ruthless.
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  4159. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s important to consider how resources are allocated and ensure they address pressing challenges like homelessness and community development. Transparency and accountability are key to building trust and making meaningful progress for everyone. 🌍
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  4160. I understand your perspective. It’s heartbreaking to see people who are trying their best still struggle. While some may have made mistakes, many face homelessness due to circumstances beyond their control—job loss, medical bills, or mental health challenges. Everyone deserves a chance to rebuild, and real solutions should focus on lifting people up, not just judging how they got there. 💔👍
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  4161. Thank you for sharing. It truly is heartbreaking. Wishing for better days ahead! 🙏✨
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  4162. That image says so much in just a few words. Thank you for sharing it. The decline of communities is something we can’t ignore, and your voice makes it real.
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  4163. Overpopulation is a debated issue, but the bigger crisis right now is poor city management and failing economies. If people can’t afford to live in their own cities, something is seriously wrong.
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  4164. Idiocracy was never meant to be a prophecy… yet here we are. Social skills outsourced to AI, critical thinking replaced by algorithms, and kids who can’t even navigate a city without GPS. The scariest part? People don’t even realize it’s happening
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  4165. That’s an interesting distinction! The U.S. is often referred to as 'America,' but technically, America includes an entire continent. It’s always good to reflect on the broader meaning of names and identities. Thanks for the reminder!
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  4166. Have a nice day
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  4167. Thank you for your thoughtful perspective. Wealth distribution and economic imbalance are indeed complex issues that affect states differently. While some communities have thrived, others face persistent challenges like poverty and homelessness. Addressing these disparities requires policy reforms, community support, and economic development strategies that uplift everyone. Awareness and action can pave the way for a more equitable future.
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  4168. That’s what’s happening in America’s biggest cities right now. The American Dream wasn’t supposed to look like this.
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  4169. Political blame doesn’t solve real issues—economic mismanagement exists on both sides.
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  4170. It’s not that simple—many of these workers dedicated years to careers that vanished overnight.
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  4171. If karma exists in the business world, Musk might be getting a front-row seat to it right now. The way he’s treated employees, investors, and customers is finally catching up to him.
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  4172. Absolutely! California’s agriculture industry is a major part of the U.S. economy, and losing access to key export markets is a huge blow. Farmers need support and smarter trade policies to ensure their survival. Hopefully, leaders will recognize the urgency before it’s too late. Thanks for bringing attention to this!
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  4173. Thank you for watching! We work hard to bring you quality content uncovering hidden truths. Your one subscribe means so much and keeps us going. Wishing you the very best!
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  4174. Meanwhile, Americans are struggling with homelessness, medical debt, and unaffordable rent. Where are the priorities?
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  4175. This is such an interesting topic! Using seawater to fight fires sounds logical, but the challenges with saltwater corrosion, logistics, and equipment limitations make it more complex than it seems. Fireboats are amazing tools, but they can only go so far inland. Great to see this myth being addressed!
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  4176. Sadly, in today’s world, wealth determines access to basic needs. But a society that values only money will eventually collapse.
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  4177. Thank you for your comment! Even in countries with strong welfare systems, challenges like homelessness and economic inequality can persist due to various factors such as housing shortages, mental health issues, and rising living costs. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, understanding, and positive change!
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  4178. That’s an interesting perspective on social policy. The effects of economic shifts, outsourcing, and tech monopolization have definitely contributed to struggles in many cities. Thanks for sharing this thought-provoking insight!
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  4179. Political polarization is making it difficult for productive discussions to happen. The focus should be on policies and their outcomes rather than labeling entire groups. Holding leaders accountable based on measurable results is the key to progress.
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  4180. Cost of living varies worldwide, but in the U.S., wages haven’t kept up with inflation. Affordable housing shouldn’t be a luxury.
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  4181. Chicago faces real challenges, but many communities are pushing for change. Investing in education, jobs, and safety reforms is key to long-term improvement.
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  4182. Many people around the world still believe America is a land of endless wealth. But the reality tells a different story.
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  4183. Politics is divisive, no doubt, but the real challenge is finding common ground. If people focus more on solutions and less on division, things could move in a better direction
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  4184. California has a massive economy, but integrating into Canada would be more complex than it seems. Would Canada even want it?
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  4185. Good question! These agencies are supposed to provide relief, but it often feels like bureaucracy and mismanagement get in the way. We need real accountability to make sure aid goes where it’s truly needed
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  4186. The housing crisis won’t be solved without serious reforms and investments.
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  4187. The cost of living gap is massive. Without solutions for affordability and public safety, the city risks becoming unlivable for everyone in between.
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  4188. That’s a smart idea! Homeownership should be more accessible, and creative solutions like this could help people build equity instead of just paying rent forever.
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  4189. :(( 😥😥
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  4190. A divided America would be a defining moment in history. But would it be a failure, or the beginning of something new?
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  4191. The future of America may be unpredictable, but its strength has always come from reinvention. The question is whether innovation can keep up with its challenges.
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  4192. Being homeless shouldn’t mean being treated like a criminal. The focus should be on preventing homelessness through better housing policies and stronger support systems.
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  4193. You’re not alone in feeling that way. A lot of people see this as a moment of reckoning. Still, it’s important we use these moments to build something more fair, not just tear things down. Thank you for expressing your view.
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  4194. hat’s a crucial point! A self-sustaining nation needs more than just an economy—it needs defense, diplomacy, and stability, which aren’t easy to establish overnight.
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  4195. Thanks for your honesty! Everyone makes choices based on what matters most to them, and it’s okay to find your own balance.
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  4196. Democracy and capitalism both have strengths and weaknesses, and economic downturns often expose the cracks in the system. The question is whether reforms can make things more stable or if a deeper change is needed. Thanks for your thought-provoking comment!
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  4197. Musk’s unchecked influence is finally facing resistance. Whether it’s government regulators, competitors, or public opinion, he’s no longer invincible.
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  4198. Change is possible, but only if people demand it. The clock is ticking, and action is needed now.
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  4199. That’s a timeless saying, and it feels especially relevant right now. Thank you for the reminder—it’s a reflection on hubris and consequences.
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  4200. Unfortunately, not much has changed. It’s the same cycle of ignored issues and a lack of action. But people are starting to speak out more, and maybe that’s the first step toward change.
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  4201. Hope and faith are powerful, but real change requires action. Compassion and community can help rebuild what’s been lost.
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  4202. Elections have consequences, and policies shape the future for everyone.
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  4203. For a brief moment, hard work actually led to stability. Now, the game has changed, and survival feels like a privilege instead of a right.
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  4204. True, real change requires nationwide effort and agreement. But with homelessness growing every year, waiting for everyone to agree isn’t an option—we need action now.
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  4205. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the content! 😊
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  4206. A strong economy depends on all workers, not just the wealthy. Affordable housing should be a priority.
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  4207. The historical ties between U.S. states and Mexico are fascinating. If borders ever shifted again, it would be interesting to see how cultural and economic relationships evolve. Thanks for adding this historical perspective to the conversation!
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  4208. Awareness is the first step, but action is what truly changes things. How much longer can we ignore this crisis?
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  4209. Even famous cities struggle when economic inequality, high living costs, and poor leadership collide. Popularity alone doesn't protect a city from decline.
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  4210. You’ve captured the emotion many people are feeling. Political frustration is high right now. Thank you for adding your voice to the conversation—global perceptions are shifting and need to be talked about.
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  4211. Your passion is clear, and your observations show how public sentiment can lead to real shifts. Whether we agree or not, open dialogue like this helps move the needle toward accountability. Thanks for speaking your truth.
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  4212. That’s not exactly possible, but it does show how much frustration people have toward billionaire influence in politics. The question is, how do we hold leaders accountable?
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  4213. Your experience as a volunteer offers an important perspective. While addiction is a major factor, homelessness is also driven by skyrocketing rent, mental health struggles, and job instability. The solution needs to address all these issues—rehab, affordable housing, and real job opportunities. Simply blaming drugs won’t fix the crisis
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  4214. That’s a fair point—and the blame game often overshadows real solutions. Thank you for reminding us that these problems didn’t start yesterday. We need more patience and pressure on all leaders to start fixing what’s broken—together.
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  4215. Good catch! Arnault's financial shifts definitely peaked earlier. Thanks for pointing that out—we’ll continue working to improve the accuracy of what we present.
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  4216. Facing reality is the first step to fixing it. Change starts with awareness.
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  4217. First impressions matter. If cities are becoming unlivable, what’s being done to change that? People leaving won’t fix the problem—action will.
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  4218. Politicians always promise to work for the people, but somehow, they always end up working for themselves. The wealth gap is growing, and the ones making the laws seem to be the only ones benefiting.
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  4219. Politicians love debating issues, but when it comes to real solutions, they go silent.
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  4220. Exactly! Billions go overseas while Americans are left struggling. Charity should start at home.
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  4221. It’s true—big data can be a powerful tool for predicting trends and identifying patterns, but it requires the right analysis and action to prevent these situations. Technology needs to be used wisely to protect people and communities.
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  4222. I hear the frustration in your words. The topic of corporate taxation is complex and affects everyone. Thanks for speaking out—these conversations help raise awareness of the bigger picture.
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  4223. It might feel that way sometimes, but unity has always been America’s strength. The real challenge is finding common ground and fixing what’s broken instead of breaking apart.
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  4224. Thanks for sharing the steps you’re taking. It’s clear your decisions are driven by strong convictions. That kind of clarity can inspire others to think about their own choices too.
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  4225. Discussions about Musk and Trump are always polarizing. Some believe criticism is part of a broader agenda, while others see it as holding powerful figures accountable. Everyone has their perspective, and open dialogue is important.
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  4226. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s frustrating to see billions sent overseas while so many here struggle just to survive. Priorities seem completely out of touch with reality. Hoping for leadership that actually puts its people first. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  4227. That’s an interesting perspective! California’s size, economy, and influence make it a key player in any discussion about secession. While moving borders is easier said than done, it does highlight the growing divide in political ideologies across states. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  4228. You’re expressing a strong sense of disillusionment. I hear that, and I appreciate you being honest. These reactions reflect just how far-reaching today’s issues really are.
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  4229. 😥😥
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  4230. Leaders should focus on rebuilding lives, not cutting jobs without solutions. The people deserve better.
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  4231. A lot of people are wondering if Musk’s downfall is coming sooner than expected. His recent moves haven’t helped his case.
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  4232. It’s great that you’ve had a positive experience in California! There are definitely still opportunities, and not everyone sees the state the same way. The reality is complex—some struggle, while others thrive. It’s always good to hear different perspectives. Appreciate you sharing yours!
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  4233. It’s heartbreaking to see how far it has fallen. Dreams don’t mean much when survival is the priority.
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  4234. New York has its own economic power, but its dependence on financial markets and federal support makes independence a complicated prospect.
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  4235. There’s no shortage of opinions on Musk right now! Whether people support him or criticize him, his impact on the tech and automotive industries is undeniable.
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  4236. Boycotts are a powerful way for consumers to voice their dissatisfaction. The real question is whether American corporations will take the message seriously or continue business as usual.
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  4237. Many once-powerful CEOs have fallen for the same reason. The question is, can Musk adapt before it’s too late?
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  4238. Thank you for sharing your heartfelt perspective. Inequality is a significant challenge, but focusing on education, community support, and fair opportunities can help bridge the gap and create a more balanced society. Wishing you hope and brighter days ahead
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  4239. A strong reminder that a society that neglects its most vulnerable will eventually face the consequences.
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  4240. Many believe history is repeating itself. Whatever the case, it’s clear that society is reaching a breaking point.
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  4241. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Leadership reflects the priorities and decisions of the people, and every election offers a chance to shape the future. By focusing on education, opportunity, and community support, we can work together to address challenges and create a brighter path forward. Here’s to progress and unity ahead!
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  4242. Yess
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  4243. You're right—big corporations hold significant power, but they also drive innovation and create jobs. The challenge is finding a balance where policies prioritize both economic growth and the well-being of everyday people. Everyone should benefit from the system, not just the top players
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  4244. The U.S. prison system is expensive, and reform is needed to balance justice and rehabilitation.
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  4245. Absolutely, faith and gratitude keep many going, but it’s heartbreaking that so many Americans are struggling while the government seems to prioritize everything else. We need real leadership that actually cares about its own people. 😢🙏
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  4246. Thank you for sharing your perspective. While historical figures like Rockefeller played significant roles in shaping modern society, today’s world offers more opportunities than ever for critical thinking and personal growth. By embracing education, questioning the status quo, and fostering curiosity, individuals can break free from passive consumption and build a more informed and empowered future.
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  4247. Tesla’s stock has definitely been volatile. Investors are watching closely to see if Musk’s decisions will stabilize or sink his companies.
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  4248. Musk certainly has an out-of-this-world ambition! Whether it’s Mars, electric cars, or AI, he always seems to be thinking several steps ahead. But his journey back to “Earth” has been filled with turbulence. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4249. The focus should shift toward education and empowerment. Addressing poverty and homelessness requires equipping individuals with skills, opportunities, and resources to break the cycle. Investing in education, job training, and community support can create long-term solutions rather than just temporary fixes. It's a challenge we all need to tackle together.
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  4250. That’s alarming! Diseases spread fast when people don’t have proper healthcare or housing. This needs urgent attention.
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  4251. Canada definitely has its strengths, but would Americans be willing to adapt to a very different political and economic system?
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  4252. That’s a short but strong opinion! Many people feel they’ve had too much influence over politics and business, while others see them as necessary disruptors.
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  4253. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Targeting the base of the fire is definitely key to controlling and extinguishing it effectively. Firefighters use a variety of techniques depending on the situation, but addressing the roots of the flames is always critical in wildfire management
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  4254. A fractured U.S. could lead to strange new alliances. Would we see a North American Union, or a collection of small, unstable states competing for resources and influence?
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  4255. Thank you for your comment. It’s a powerful reminder of the importance of reflecting on our values and choices as a nation. Faith and unity can guide us through challenges, and it’s up to us to work together for a brighter future
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  4256. That’s a unique way to look at it! If the U.S. were to break apart, it would certainly be a historic event with global implications. Some might see it as a new beginning, while others could view it as a destabilizing shift. Thanks for your creative take on the situation!
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  4257. Exactly. The housing crisis isn’t about a lack of homes—it’s about affordability and priorities. Empty luxury apartments won’t help struggling Americans.
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  4258. Texas is facing its own struggles with homelessness, especially in major cities like Houston, Austin, and Dallas. The cost of living is rising, and there’s a growing need for affordable housing and mental health support. While Texas has lower taxes, it also means fewer resources dedicated to tackling issues like homelessness. The state needs to focus more on providing solutions that can help people get back on their feet.
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  4259. It’s true, the U.S. has long been seen as a global leader, but every country faces its challenges. Careful consideration and understanding of the current realities are always important when making decisions about the future.
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  4260. You’re absolutely right—it does share similarities with Van life! Living in a small space requires adaptability and a love for simplicity, which isn’t for everyone. But for those who embrace it, it can be a freeing and rewarding lifestyle. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 🚐✨
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  4261. Absolutely. Without real support systems, this crisis will only keep growing. It’s time for action.
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  4262. Finding stability is tough for everyone right now—affordable housing and job opportunities are key for all.
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  4263. Absolutely. Homelessness is a crisis that demands attention. It’s a failure to address basic human needs, and it’s happening right in our own communities.
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  4264. The system has flaws, but change is possible. Smarter policies, better leadership, and community-driven solutions can turn things around.
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  4265. You’re spot on. Mental health care should be a top priority, and housing costs should be more equitable, based on income. Everyone deserves a safe place to live and access to the care they need to get back on their feet.
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  4266. Exactly. Without stable employment, economic collapse is inevitable.
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  4267. That’s heartbreaking. Instead of shutting down programs that help, cities should be supporting them. Everyone deserves a meal and a chance to get back on their feet—compassion should come before appearances
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  4268. It’s a raw comment—and I get where that frustration comes from. Let’s just remember: the real battle isn’t between rich and poor—it’s between concentrated power and informed people. Thanks for bringing bold energy to this discussion.
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  4269. Political frustration is at an all-time high, and many people feel like their voices aren’t being heard. The bigger issue is finding solutions that work for everyone, no matter who is in office.
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  4270. LA might be one of the worst, but homelessness is spreading across the entire country.
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  4271. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 Having supportive parents is truly a blessing. But you’re right—these days, even a college degree doesn’t guarantee stability. The cost of living and job market make it harder than ever for young people to get ahead. Hoping for better opportunities for future generations. Wishing you a great day!
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  4272. Haha, good catch! Sometimes editing mistakes slip through, but hey, at least it gave us a funny geography lesson!
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  4273. That’s powerful. So many veterans believed in a strong and proud America, but the country they fought for has changed in ways they never could have imagined.
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  4274. Haha—well played! A little sarcasm goes a long way in these heavy conversations. Humor helps us cope with the imbalance we see around us. Thanks for the smile!
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  4275. Many of the states people are leaving do lean blue, but they’re also some of the most expensive places to live. Is it politics, cost of living, or both driving people out?
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  4276. While taxing the rich is one approach, addressing inequality also involves creating opportunities through education, job training, and fair economic policies. A balanced approach can help build a stronger and more equitable society for everyone
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  4277. Many empty homes are in locations with no jobs, no public transport, and no resources—just another failure of the system.
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  4278. That’s an interesting biblical perspective. Sometimes people get what they ask for, even if it’s not what they truly need. The lesson often comes afterward.
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  4279. People on both sides feel like their voices aren’t being heard, and that’s what’s fueling so much frustration. California’s independence movement has gained attention, but breaking away from the federal system wouldn’t be as simple as some think.
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  4280. Without bold solutions, many of these cities risk becoming places people only remember—not places where people thrive.
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  4281. That’s a lot to unpack, but you’re right—many problems were ignored for too long. Whether it’s government control over industries or misplaced priorities, America is paying the price now. The real question is—can it still be turned around?
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  4282. Exactly! Finland's 'Housing First' model has been incredibly successful. The U.S. should learn from that approach and prioritize providing stable housing as the first step to ending homelessness
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  4283. That really hits home. When the next generation feels like they have to leave just to have a chance… something is deeply broken. Thank you for shedding light on this. We need to start asking harder questions about how to rebuild opportunities where people are, not just elsewhere.
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  4284. A nation that neglects its own people cannot stay strong forever. Priorities must shift before it’s too late.
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  4285. Well said! America’s resilience has been tested many times, and each challenge has shaped its future. History suggests unity and adaptation often win in the long run.
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  4286. It’s a test of how well a country can protect its citizens and maintain sovereignty.
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  4287. Tesla’s Buffalo project had ambitious goals, but like many large-scale ventures, it has faced challenges. The future of the factory will be interesting to watch!
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  4288. Crime and trafficking thrive in chaos. Fixing the root causes—poverty, homelessness, and weak enforcement—would help.
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  4289. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Racism is a deep issue that holds back progress, but with collective effort, we can work toward a future where everyone is treated with equality and respect. Wishing for a world where unity and fairness prevail for all!
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  4290. Thank you for sharing your story. It’s truly challenging to see how high rent, mortgages, and job difficulties affect young people today. You’re not alone in this struggle, and brighter days can be ahead. Wishing your son and your family strength and hope—things can improve with time and persistence!
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  4291. The debate over corporate subsidies is always a big one—some argue they fuel innovation, while others see them as unfair advantages. Tesla and SpaceX have certainly benefited from government funding, but they’ve also delivered industry-changing products. It’s an ongoing discussion worth having. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4292. That’s a great point! Florida has a deep African and Caribbean cultural influence, especially in places like Miami. It’s a major part of the state’s history and identity.
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  4293. Thank you for your comment. It's important to strike a balance—highlighting both the inspiring and harsh realities. Documentaries should aim to show the full picture, including the struggles like poverty and inequality, to spark meaningful conversations and drive change. The truth has the power to inspire action and compassion
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  4294. A lot of people feel that way when it comes to inequality and how wealth is accumulated. It’s a big conversation—and one worth having with facts, fairness, and respect. Thanks for sharing your take.
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  4295. Political distractions won’t solve the job crisis—real policies and action are needed.
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  4296. Supporting migrants is important, but local residents working hard every day should be prioritized too. Balancing resources fairly can help ensure that both newcomers and long-time residents have access to affordable housing and a better quality of life
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  4297. Many states and regions have histories of independence, but the modern world is interconnected. Could any state truly function as an isolated nation today without economic and military alliances?
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  4298. St. Louis is a tragic example of how a city can rise and fall. But history shows that with the right vision, even struggling cities can come back.
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  4299. That’s an interesting take! The idea of certain states breaking away due to political differences has been discussed more frequently in recent years. However, secession would come with enormous legal, economic, and logistical challenges. The balance of power in the U.S. is constantly shifting, and history shows that political landscapes can change over time. Do you think a split would actually benefit these states in the long run, or would it create more instability? 🤔
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  4300. Market crashes have always created opportunities for those with capital to buy assets at low prices, which contributes to widening wealth inequality. The real challenge is how to create an economic system that protects everyday workers from financial devastation while maintaining a functional market. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  4301. Even affordable cities have homelessness issues. Rising rent and job instability exist everywhere.
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  4302. USD = U.S. Dollar! Maybe it was just an awkward pronunciation, but the message is still clear—money matters in this discussion!
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  4303. That’s quite a dramatic prediction! No doubt, Musk has taken huge financial risks, but he’s also built multiple industry-shaping companies. Only time will tell how his fortunes play out.
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  4304. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s truly heartbreaking—no child should ever have to experience homelessness. Every young person deserves safety, stability, and a real chance at a future. Hoping for change. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  4305.  @BesoB8777  Thank you for your comment! 🙏 It’s frustrating to see those in power ignore this crisis while greed takes priority. Real change starts when people demand accountability. Hoping for a future where compassion leads the way. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  4306. 😥😥😥😥😥😥
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  4307. Elections reflect a mix of hopes, fears, and priorities, and outcomes don’t always match expectations. Every administration faces its own challenges, and whether policies succeed or fail often depends on perspective. Thanks for engaging in the discussion!
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  4308. Thank you for your comment. The global economy is challenging, and it’s true that focusing on building more shelters and showing compassion rather than pride could make a real difference. Addressing homelessness requires both systemic solutions and collective empathy. Let’s hope for a future where everyone has a safe place to call home and communities work together for meaningful change
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  4309. It says a lot. A strong economy shouldn’t leave so many people behind. Time for a new approach to housing and wages.
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  4310. You're absolutely right. Sometimes the biggest changes and crises unfold so gradually that people don’t realize the full impact until it’s too late. Awareness is key to making a difference before things get worse
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  4311. Exactly. When so many are struggling, it’s clear the system isn’t working as it should.
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  4312. Despite its flaws, America still leads in innovation, culture, and influence—keeping it united is what will define its future.
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  4313. Despite their claims of patriotism, both have been criticized for policies that hurt working Americans, including veterans. When profit and power are the priorities, everyday people always end up as collateral damage.
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  4314. You’ve raised serious questions about influence, leadership, and global perception. Thanks for adding this layer of international concern to the conversation—it matters.
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  4315. Great observation! Alaska’s economy is highly dependent on exports, and losing access to key markets is a huge threat. Finding alternative trade routes and negotiating better terms will be crucial to keeping these industries afloat. Thanks for highlighting this issue!
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  4316. When locals can’t even survive in their own cities, it’s a warning sign of collapse.
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  4317. Decades of economic shifts, policy decisions, and systemic failures go beyond party lines.
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  4318. Thank you for your comment! Greed and dishonesty can certainly erode trust in leadership. Let’s hope for more accountability and transparency moving forward to rebuild confidence and prioritize the well-being of the people
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  4319. No matter who’s in charge, everyday people seem to be the ones who suffer the most. The real question is, how do we fix this for future generations?
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  4320. A country’s greatness isn’t measured by wealth alone, but by how it treats its most vulnerable.
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  4321. Government spending has always been a hot topic—whether it’s golf trips, foreign aid, or failed projects. The bigger issue is accountability. No matter who’s in charge, if there’s no transparency, taxpayers will always lose.
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  4322. Crime and leadership are always hot topics in any discussion about a country’s state. Some cities have seen rising crime rates, while others have remained relatively stable. Thanks for your perspective!
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  4323. Thank you for sharing your perspective.
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  4324. Not at all. When the cost of living skyrockets, crime increases, and businesses shut down, people have no choice but to move. The real question is: will the states left behind ever recover?
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  4325. The homelessness crisis is real. It’s not a conspiracy—it’s the result of decades of economic and social decline.
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  4326. Living on disability assistance (PWD) is extremely difficult when the cost of living keeps rising. A system that barely helps people survive isn't a solution—long-term support and real inclusion in the workforce should be prioritized.
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  4327. A real housing initiative could change lives, but will corporations actually step up?
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  4328. Alaska’s unique history and its role as part of the U.S. have shaped it into the incredible state it is today. While Russians do have a history of thriving in cold climates, Alaska’s resources and culture have flourished in their own way. It’s a fascinating topic to explore!
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  4329. Hawaii has a strong cultural identity, and many still feel the pain of its annexation. But economic and strategic realities make independence a complex challenge.
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  4330. It does feel like the system turned against its own people. Instead of helping, policies seem to make life harder for the average citizen, The resources exist, but they’re not distributed fairly. The question is: Who truly benefits from this crisis?
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  4331. Let’s keep the focus on actions and their impact, not personal origins. Conversations about business leaders should remain respectful and fact-based. Thanks for being part of the dialogue.
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  4332. Interesting take—and a rare call for reconciliation. Thank you for suggesting a path forward, not just a critique. Win-win policies are what we should be aiming for, regardless of party. Appreciate your willingness to think long-term.
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  4333. Your journey is a testament to resilience and determination. Life is tough, but perseverance makes all the difference. Wishing you continued strength and fulfillment in retirement!
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  4334. That’s exactly what’s happening. The gap between the rich and the poor is getting wider, and if things don’t change, the middle class will be gone. When that happens, the entire economy will suffer, because there won’t be enough people left to sustain it.
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  4335. It’s ironic how hard-working citizens, striving to build better lives, often find themselves burdened with ever-increasing taxes. These measures seem to target success, yet fail to address improving the lives of everyday Americans. Instead of punishing productivity, why not invest in education and infrastructure that uplift communities? The focus should be on creating opportunities, not obstacles.
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  4336. You bring up something many voters have reflected on. Thank you for sharing that point—past behavior can tell us a lot about someone’s leadership style. It’s important we all keep learning and re-evaluating.
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  4337. Great point! California is a major contributor to the federal budget, and any potential separation would raise massive economic and fiscal questions. While federal funding benefits all states, states like California, New York, and Texas contribute more than they receive. This financial dynamic would be a key factor in any discussion about secession. Thanks for bringing up this critical perspective!
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  4338. Great point! A balanced solution is needed to support both immigrants and American communities. Hope for positive change ahead!
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  4339. That’s a valid point! While job losses are a major concern, there are also reports of labor shortages in certain industries. The mismatch between available jobs and people seeking work is a complex issue, influenced by wages, job conditions, and economic shifts. Thanks for highlighting this contradiction!
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  4340. The decline of cities is a long-term process, not the work of one leader alone. However, policies that prioritize the wealthy over the working class can accelerate the collapse.
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  4341. Thank you for your comment! New Jersey has so much more to offer beyond the challenging urban scenes often highlighted in the media. Beautiful spots like Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, and Manasquan showcase the state’s charm, culture, and natural beauty. A well-rounded view would definitely capture New Jersey’s diverse character! 🏖️🌅✨
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  4342. Well said! We need long-term strategies, not just quick fixes that leave everyone struggling.
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  4343. That’s a great observation! Water management is crucial, especially for states like California and Texas, which struggle with droughts. Innovative solutions like large-scale rainwater collection, desalination, and advanced irrigation systems could be game-changers. Do you think the U.S. should invest more in these technologies, or should individual states take the lead on this? 💧🌱
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  4344. Thank you for your feedback! You're absolutely right—using unrelated images can be distracting and take away from the authenticity of the story. We'll work on ensuring visuals match the content more accurately in the future. Your input helps us improve, and we truly appreciate it!
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  4345. Spot on. Our own people are struggling, yet billions are sent overseas. It’s time to put America first and fix the problems here before funding endless wars.
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  4346. It’s heartbreaking to see once-thriving cities turn into survival zones.
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  4347. History has shown that even the strongest empires can fall, but the U.S. still has the chance to learn from the past and prevent division from becoming irreversible.
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  4348. And now, ironically, Americans are leaving their own cities for the same reasons: unaffordable living, lack of opportunity, and failed leadership.
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  4349. That comment says so much. You’re not alone in feeling disillusioned by the promises of the system. Thank you for being vulnerable. It’s voices like yours that spark bigger change.
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  4350. That's a common concern. Addressing inequality and ensuring policies benefit everyone, not just the top 1%, is crucial for building a stronger, fairer society
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  4351. Employee performance and job market fluctuations are always connected, but widespread layoffs often happen for reasons beyond individual workers’ control. Economic downturns, corporate restructuring, and industry shifts are usually the driving factors. Still, accountability and productivity are important in any workplace. Thanks for adding your perspective!
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  4352. It’s fascinating to see how shopping malls are being repurposed into living spaces. Turning unused commercial spaces into apartments is a smart way to address housing shortages while revitalizing struggling areas. Creative urban planning at its best!
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  4353. That’s the reality for so many people right now. Wages haven’t kept up with inflation, and the cost of housing, food, and everyday necessities has skyrocketed. It’s frustrating, and something has to change. You’re not alone in this struggle, and I appreciate you sharing your experience. It’s important for conversations like this to be heard.
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  4354. That's actually a great idea! Repurposing unused malls into affordable housing could provide shelter for many homeless people while revitalizing empty spaces
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  4355. Housing is no longer about shelter—it’s a business. And regular people are the ones paying the price.
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  4356. The country’s future doesn’t hinge on just one leader—it’s about long-term structural issues. The deeper question is whether unity is still possible.
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  4357. The cost of living in NYC is astronomical, and for many, it just doesn’t feel worth it anymore. When even lifelong residents are leaving, that says something.
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  4358. Appreciate you watching! Glad you found the video interesting.
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  4359. Prioritizing domestic issues over foreign conflicts should be common sense, yet here we are.
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  4360. Exactly. People who live there see it every day, but it often gets downplayed or ignored. The truth is hard to hide when so many are experiencing the same struggles.
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  4361. California’s independence movement has been gaining attention, and there’s no doubt that it operates very differently from much of the country. The real question is whether the economic and political realities would make secession possible—or just an interesting debate.
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  4362. The EV market is getting more competitive, and Musk is clearly trying to protect Tesla’s position. Whether his strategy works is another question.
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  4363. The bigger question is: what policies actually fix the problems? Blaming one side doesn’t solve anything—real solutions require action, not just outrage.
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  4364. That’s the real question. Many people feel trapped—unable to afford to stay but also unable to leave. The solution isn’t just running away; it’s fixing what’s broken.
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  4365. Change is inevitable, and history proves that no civilization, no matter how strong, can resist it forever. The best thing we can do is prepare for change, adapt, and make the most of new realities. Your words capture the essence of historical cycles—thank you for your powerful comment!
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  4366. Depends on who you ask. Some see progress, others see decline. But if things keep getting worse for the average American, no amount of political spin can cover it up.
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  4367. It’s heartbreaking to see this becoming the norm in so many cities. The problem keeps growing, and without real action, it will continue to worsen.
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  4368. It often feels that way, but people should always come before profit. Change starts when we demand it.
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  4369. That’s the real issue—relocation isn’t an option for those barely surviving.
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  4370. A society without public services quickly realizes how much it depended on them.
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  4371. Absolutely. This issue can't be ignored—everyone deserves dignity and a chance for a better life. Thank you for speaking up. Wishing for real change and solutions.
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  4372. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The changes since the mid-90s have certainly brought challenges, but hope and resilience can pave the way for improvement. Change is never easy, but through community efforts, better policies, and shared responsibility, positive progress is always possible. Let’s strive for a brighter future together!
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  4373. Inflation is a huge problem, and it’s affecting everyone. Poor decisions on spending and policy are to blame for driving up costs, and now everyday people are paying the price.
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  4374. Space colonization is an ambitious goal, and living on Mars is still a distant dream. While some are excited about the idea, others prefer to focus on improving life here on Earth.
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  4375. Elections bring out strong emotions, and people often have mixed feelings after the fact. Some voters may have had different expectations, while others still believe he’s the best option. Either way, political memory is short, and history tends to repeat itself. Thanks for sharing your take!
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  4376. That’s a great point! California’s economy is massive—bigger than most countries—but being part of the U.S. also comes with federal funding, military protection, and trade benefits. If it were to secede, it would need to build its own national infrastructure, defense, and economic policies. And leadership would be a huge factor in making that transition successful. Who do you think would be the right kind of leader to take on such a challenge? 🤔🏛
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  4377. Wealth gaps are widening—while the rich may lose billions, the poor lose everything.
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  4378. Absolutely—homelessness isn’t just about money. Legal issues, broken families, and fraud also contribute to people losing their homes.
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  4379. That’s an interesting point! While Musk doesn’t have direct control over government employees, his influence in the private sector and his political involvement have certainly made an impact on policy discussions.
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  4380. The media often exaggerates, but the issues in major cities are still serious.
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  4381. If corporations really wanted to help, they could. But too often, they choose profit over people.
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  4382. People are definitely drawing historical comparisons, though every era has its own unique challenges. What do you think is the best way forward?
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  4383. Sadly, it does feel like the American Dream is slipping further out of reach for many. The gap between the wealthy and everyone else keeps growing, and without real change, things could get even worse
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  4384. The idea that America can maintain its power by exploiting others has always been flawed. At the end of the day, no country is untouchable. If a nation forgets that prosperity must be built on something sustainable, it eventually collapses under its own weight.
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  4385. Exactly! The government should prioritize its own citizens first. It’s frustrating to see billions sent overseas while homelessness keeps rising at home
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  4386. 😥😥
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  4387. A strong society starts with strong communities. When people stop caring for one another, everything crumbles.
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  4388. @ That’s a powerful perspective. When we make decisions with awareness of how they affect our loved ones, we cultivate responsibility, empathy, and long-term thinking. Personal growth isn’t just about individual success—it’s about strengthening the bonds that shape who we are. True wisdom comes from learning through experience, but also from understanding the impact of our choices on those who have walked before us and those who walk beside us
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  4389. It's unreal. Cities with billion-dollar budgets, yet so many people are left with nothing. Where is the accountability?
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  4390.  @ggeorge4144  😥😥
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  4391. You raise some important points about different economic systems and cultural approaches to housing. The U.S. struggles with homelessness despite its wealth, showing that capitalism alone doesn’t guarantee stability for everyone. Many African countries prioritize community and housing in ways that America could learn from. No system is perfect, but dignity and basic needs should always come first
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  4392. It’s true that some individuals may feel they are choosing homelessness, but for many, there are deeper issues at play, like mental health struggles, addiction, trauma, and a lack of support systems. It's important to recognize that homelessness is rarely just about choice—often, it's a complex issue that requires compassionate solutions. Helping people access services, job opportunities, and mental health care can help them overcome the barriers they face.
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  4393. :(((
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  4394. Absolutely. Wealth inequality is a global issue, not just an American one.
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  4395. Priorities speak louder than words. If trillions can be spent overseas, why can't even a fraction of that solve problems at home?
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  4396. And with them, thousands of stable jobs disappeared. No wonder so many people are struggling.
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  4397. The country is facing serious challenges, but decline is not inevitable. If people demand accountability and real leadership, there’s still a chance to turn things around.
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  4398. I sense the sarcasm—and it’s a fair question! Many are scrutinizing the long-term sustainability of some major companies. Thanks for keeping it real.
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  4399. Politics and business often intersect in ways that can be unpredictable. Some believe Musk's political involvement has been a mistake, while others see it as strategic.
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  4400. Culture alone can’t sustain a city. Without security, infrastructure, and opportunity, even the most vibrant places will struggle to keep their communities intact.
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  4401. Clever wordplay! Elon Musk is certainly a divisive figure—some admire his innovation, while others criticize his business practices. What’s your take on his impact overall?
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  4402. It’s true that wealth often drives early innovation, and historically, new technologies have become more affordable over time. The challenge is balancing progress with accessibility so that more people can benefit.
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  4403. Labor protections exist, but enforcement and loopholes make them ineffective.
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  4404. Exactly. Desperation leads to survival-based decisions. Fix the root cause, and crime will go down.
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  4405. The U.S. has its flaws, but it remains a place of opportunity for many. Fixing these issues will determine its future.
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  4406. A sobering thought—if economic collapse continues, migration patterns could change drastically.
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  4407. Absolutely. Wages aren’t keeping up, rent is skyrocketing, and basic necessities are becoming unaffordable. No wonder so many are struggling
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  4408. That’s true. It’s easy to argue online, but the real impact comes from actions—whether that’s voting, economic choices, or pushing for change in ways that actually make a difference.
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  4409. You’ve summed it up well. Consumer choice really is shaping the future, and it's interesting to see how free-market ideals play out in today’s climate. Thanks for adding your perspective with a bit of wit!
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  4410. That’s a chilling thought, and cybersecurity is definitely a growing concern in the tech-driven world we live in. Thanks for raising that possibility—it’s a reminder that with innovation comes new vulnerabilities.
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  4411. People are definitely divided, and protests often reflect those divisions. The bigger issue is whether either party is truly improving things for everyday Americans.
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  4412. Thank you for your comment! Many people share the frustration of seeing resources sent abroad while critical issues like homelessness and struggling communities at home go unaddressed. It's important to find a balance where both international commitments and domestic needs are properly supported.
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  4413. That’s quite a claim. While people have many theories, I’d encourage everyone to focus on verified facts. Open discussion is valuable—but accuracy is key to trust.
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  4414. This is a tough situation that highlights the dark side of immigration issues. While not all migrants are involved in crime, incidents like these fuel public concern and strain resources. Stronger enforcement and fair policies are needed to address criminal activities while ensuring the rights and dignity of those seeking a better life
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  4415. It’s frustrating to see so many jobs being outsourced to countries with lower labor costs while American workers are left behind. The policies that allow this often prioritize profits over the well-being of domestic workers. It’s important for the government to focus on policies that bring jobs back home and create sustainable opportunities for the American workforce.
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  4416. Appreciate your honesty. It’s clear you feel deeply about leadership and values. These conversations are important—but let’s aim to express strong views in ways that keep dialogue constructive and respectful for all sides. Thank you for contributing.
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  4417. True, the system makes it tough for small landlords while big corporations keep buying up properties.
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  4418. For now, yes. But even those places rely on a stable economy. If people stop spending, even the brightest lights can fade.
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  4419. Safety is a huge concern, but New York has bounced back from tough times before. Community efforts and smart policies can help restore confidence in the city.
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  4420. Thank you for your comment. Cities face challenges regardless of political affiliation, whether it’s homelessness, rising costs, or infrastructure struggles. Addressing these issues requires a collaborative effort, not just a focus on one party or another. Let’s hope for solutions that work for everyone.
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  4421. Many homeless people struggle with addiction, but not all. Addressing root causes is key.
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  4422. Economic hardships have hit different generations at different times, and resilience is key. However, that doesn’t mean job losses aren’t devastating for those going through them now. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4423. Many struggling cities are blue, but the root causes—corporate greed, economic shifts, and policy failures—span both parties.
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  4424. I hope the future of the world isn’t determined by the decisions of a select few. I’m tired of the focus on left and right when it’s really the billionaires benefiting while others are overlooked. We need unity and cooperation to create a fairer world for all
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  4425. :(((
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  4426. There’s definitely a lot of emotion and speculation surrounding relationships between powerful figures. Whether it’s rivalry or strategy, these dynamics impact the broader economy—and it’s worth unpacking. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  4427. I understand the passion in your words. Let's keep working toward change through dialogue, awareness, and unity—not division. Thanks for standing up for what you believe in.
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  4428. Priorities should be at home first. We have the resources, but they’re being sent elsewhere.
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  4429. A lot of people are losing faith in leadership. It’s frustrating to see so many issues go unaddressed while everyday people struggle.
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  4430. Fair point! While many places are struggling, some cities are still thriving. It’s important to look at both the problems and the places that are doing things right.
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  4431. Yes, and ignoring it won’t fix anything. Action is needed.
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  4432. Crime and economic hardship don’t have a race. Blaming entire groups oversimplifies the real issues—failed policies, economic decline, and lack of investment in communities.
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  4433. You’re pointing out what a lot of people feel—that responsibility doesn’t lie with just one figure. Thank you for sharing this. Accountability across the board is key to rebuilding trust in leadership.
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  4434. That’s a feeling so many hardworking people share. It’s tough when you do everything right and still end up struggling, while those at the top seem to be doing better than ever.
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  4435. You’re absolutely right. The problems we’re facing today didn’t happen overnight, and they’re not the fault of just one party. Decades of failed policies, corruption, and greed have brought us to this point. The real question is—how do we break the cycle?
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  4436. The destruction caused by the LA fire is truly heartbreaking. Thousands of structures lost remind us of the immense power of these disasters. Sending thoughts to those affected and endless gratitude to the firefighters working tirelessly to protect lives and communities. Stay safe, everyone!
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  4437. That’s the fear—out of sight, out of mind. But ignoring the issue doesn’t make it disappear.
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  4438. When traditional media avoids the truth, it’s good to see other platforms exposing reality.
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  4439. You’ve touched on a deep root issue—systemic greed that spans decades and parties. Thank you for connecting the dots. It’s important we look at the long arc of how we got here, not just the last few years.
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  4440. Some people do refuse to work, but many homeless individuals do have jobs—they just don’t make enough to afford housing.
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  4441. Homelessness is not a political preference—it’s a human crisis that requires practical solutions, not just ideological debates.
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  4442. Drugs are a big factor, but homelessness existed long before the fentanyl crisis. We need solutions beyond just criminalizing addiction.
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  4443. There’s always speculation, but the reality is that homelessness is a real crisis, not a staged event.
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  4444. When basic necessities become luxuries and survival becomes a daily battle, the line between "developed" and "developing" starts to blur.
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  4445. When enough people demand change. The longer we wait, the harder it will be to fix.
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  4446. That’s a thought-provoking point. Trade relationships are a cornerstone of international trust, and your comment highlights how fragile that trust can be. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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  4447. The political and business landscape is shifting, and Musk’s alignment with certain figures has had real consequences. Whether these boycotts have a lasting impact on Tesla and his other businesses remains to be seen.
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  4448. The U.S. has weathered internal divisions before—unity is always a challenge, but not impossible.
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  4449. Unfortunately, division has always been a tool in politics. Whether people voted out of fear, anger, or hope, the consequences are now affecting everyone.
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  4450. Right now, not so well. His businesses are under pressure, and many investors and employees are starting to lose faith. The bigger question is whether this is just another temporary setback or the start of a real decline.
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  4451. Politics is always unpredictable, and different sides have different perspectives. The future of leadership in the U.S. will be shaped by many factors beyond just one person.
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  4452. Thank you for your question! Every developed country faces its unique challenges, though the scale and solutions may differ. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with understanding, hope, and meaningful conversations about making the world a better place!
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  4453. There’s certainly no shortage of strong opinions when it comes to Musk, Tesla, and politics. The impact of tariffs on the economy is a major debate, and Musk’s leadership continues to be polarizing. The way things unfold in the coming years will be fascinating to watch. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4454. Voters put their faith in politicians hoping for change, but too often, they get more of the same. The real lesson? Always look at actions, not just promises.
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  4455. That’s a sobering reality—when even financial stability isn’t enough, it’s clear the system needs reform. Housing should be a right, not an impossible struggle.
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  4456. – One man isn’t the problem—it’s a system that prioritizes billionaires over struggling citizens.
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  4457. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Success is definitely possible with hard work and determination, though challenges can make the journey tougher. With the right mindset and support, progress is always within reach. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, strength, and new opportunities!
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  4458. That’s a great observation. The race in AI development is reshaping global dynamics, and cost is definitely a major factor. Thanks for pointing this out—it’s something more people should be paying attention to.
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  4459. A home is a start, but real change comes from addressing deeper issues like mental health, addiction, and economic inequality.
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  4460. It’s ironic how billionaires preach about climate change while living lifestyles that contribute to it the most. Musk marketed himself as the leader of the green revolution, yet he’s more focused on Twitter drama and political stunts than actual solutions.
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  4461. It’s unimaginable, and yet it’s the reality for so many. Having a roof over your head is a basic need, and it’s heartbreaking that so many are forced to go without. Everyone deserves that sense of safety and stability.
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  4462. The middle class is shrinking fast, and economic policies—both government and corporate—have played a huge role in that. If things don’t change, the U.S. will keep heading toward a system where you either struggle to survive or own everything.
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  4463. Political choices have consequences, but the issues at play are bigger than just one party.
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  4464. Cutting park budgets will only hurt local economies more—short-term savings, long-term loss.
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  4465. Thank you for sharing such a detailed perspective on the economic challenges facing both the U.S. and Western Europe. Global competition, shifting industries, and changing labor markets have certainly impacted many once-thriving regions. Balancing innovation, job creation, and fair labor practices is crucial for long-term stability. Addressing these issues requires thoughtful policies, public-private collaboration, and investment in education and skill development. We appreciate your insightful contribution and hope for a more sustainable and prosperous future for all.
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  4466. Awareness is the first step, but action is what will change the future. The question is—who will step up to make it happen?
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  4467. Raising a child is a huge responsibility, and financial struggles make it even harder. The focus should be on providing real support for families, not just pushing narratives.
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  4468. Definitely! The cultural and economic ties between New England and Canada run deep, which is why some people see it as a natural fit if the U.S. were ever to break apart.
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  4469. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  4470. You're absolutely right. Family breakdowns and early addiction often contribute to homelessness. We need better support systems to address these issues before they spiral out of control.
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  4471. Words are easy, action is hard. Until accountability is demanded, nothing will truly change.
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  4472. Leadership should focus on solutions, not theatrics. Real lives are being impacted.
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  4473. Balancing business and politics is always a challenge. Some believe Musk’s involvement in politics is hurting his businesses, while others see it as necessary for protecting his interests.
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  4474. Thanks for sharing your view. Emotions are running high, and people want accountability—and that’s valid. Let's just remember, when we speak up, we also need to stay grounded in facts and shared goals. The more we speak with each other, the better chance we have to rebuild.
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  4475. The idea of Americans becoming refugees is something most people never thought possible, but with the way things are going, nothing seems off the table anymore.
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  4476. That’s an intriguing point! It’s interesting how migration within the U.S. often reflects shifts in lifestyle preferences and economic opportunities. Moving to areas like Texas or other agricultural states might signal a desire for simpler living or lower costs, even if it contrasts with prior views. Wishing for harmony and balance wherever people choose to settle!
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  4477. Housing policies need to balance development with social responsibility. Empty properties could be part of the solution.
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  4478. Every presidency brings controversy, but long-term global relationships are built on more than one leader. The real test is whether institutions and diplomacy can withstand political turbulence.
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  4479. Absolutely, migrants come seeking better opportunities, not to face hardship. It's crucial that we focus on long-term, practical solutions to support them while addressing the challenges at hand. Hope for a more compassionate and sustainable approach ahead!
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  4480. A lot of people are asking the same thing. The promise of making America great again is still up for debate, depending on who you ask.
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  4481. The real danger isn’t just division—it’s the vulnerability that comes with it. A fractured U.S. could open the door for foreign influence in ways we’ve never seen before.
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  4482. That's brutal. It's hard to imagine how anyone can survive in those freezing conditions. Cities need to do more to provide safe, warm shelters for the homeless, especially in extreme weather
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  4483. The way we treat the most vulnerable says everything about our values.
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  4484. Thanks for sharing your view. Political concerns like this show how deeply global tensions affect people. Let’s keep discussions grounded, respectful, and open to multiple perspectives so everyone can learn and engage meaningfully.
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  4485. The country is in crisis, but history shows resilience. The right policies can still turn things around.
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  4486. It’s frustrating, isn’t it? Politicians make big promises, but without accountability, nothing ever seems to improve. The real question is how to break this cycle and push for real, lasting change. Appreciate your input!
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  4487. Thank you for such a balanced and thoughtful comment. You’re absolutely right—some of these business changes were already underway, and boycotts are just one factor. Your clarity adds depth to the discussion.
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  4488. You’re absolutely right—there are larger systemic issues at play, including wealth concentration, automation, and corporate influence over government policies. The question is how people can take action to prevent further economic instability and ensure fairness in the system. Thanks for the passionate perspective!
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  4489. Absolutely! When a growing number of people can’t afford basic living, it leads to instability, crime, and economic collapse.
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  4490. The comparison is interesting, but America has a different foundation. The real question is whether divisions will lead to unity or fragmentation.
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  4491. Some military bases might not align with certain administrations, but breaking away would be a whole different challenge. The question is, how far would things have to go before that became a serious discussion?
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  4492. California and the Pacific Northwest have strong economies, but breaking away would come with serious risks.
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  4493. New York has faced major crises before and bounced back. It may take time, but it’s too soon to count it out.
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  4494. Thank you for your comment. It’s a question many people ask, and the answer often lies in political and strategic priorities. While international aid is important, there’s a growing need to balance that with addressing challenges at home, like poverty and homelessness. Let’s hope for policies that focus on helping both global partners and the people here at home
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  4495. Thank you for sharing your perspective! America has many great qualities, from its innovation and cultural diversity to its opportunities for success. At the same time, like any country, it faces challenges that need attention. Acknowledging both helps build a stronger and more united future. 🇺🇸✨
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  4496. Leadership is about responsibility. The impact of these layoffs is on everyone, not just one person.
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  4497. Thanks for sharing your perspective—I can hear the concern in your words. Our goal here is to offer space for honest, civil conversation where different views can be expressed without hostility. I appreciate you contributing to that dialogue.
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  4498. Fixing homelessness is bigger than any one president. Real solutions require action at all levels—local, state, and federal.
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  4499. Thanks for the humor and honesty—it’s clear many are feeling little sympathy for financial losses at the top. You’ve expressed it in a way that keeps things light but meaningful. Appreciate your input!
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  4500. It's a question that exposes the real problem—greed and mismanagement. Housing exists, but affordability and access are deliberately kept out of reach
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  4501. Thank you for your comment! The American Dream means different things to different people, and critical thinking often brings valuable perspectives to how we define and pursue it. Real progress happens when we question, adapt, and work toward a version of success that’s inclusive for everyone
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  4502. Interesting thought! Florida’s economy depends on both tourism and business incentives—independence could make it even more of a global hotspot.
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  4503. It’s a cautionary tale of what happens when problems spiral out of control. Portland’s past identity doesn’t guarantee its future.
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  4504. Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right—focusing on infrastructure, education, and investing in people could make a huge difference. Prioritizing these areas could help create stronger communities and a brighter future for everyone. Let’s hope for policies that truly put people first!
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  4505. Mental health care and affordable housing are the foundation of a solution.
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  4506. Thank you for appreciating this content. Your kindness shines through, and I wish nothing but the best for you in return
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  4507. Religion is deeply personal, and every faith has its own beliefs. The real issue here isn’t religion—it’s economic collapse, crime, and leadership failures that are hurting people.
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  4508. People have strong opinions on both sides, but blaming one person won’t fix what’s happening in these cities. It’s going to take real leadership at every level.
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  4509. A lot of people feel the same way, and that’s why so many are leaving. These cities used to be places people dreamed of living in, but now they’re too expensive, too dangerous, or both.
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  4510. That’s a really insightful point! Relying too much on a single trade partner can be risky, and New Mexico’s situation is a prime example. Diversification will be key to building a more resilient economy. Thanks for your smart take on this issue!
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  4511. Leadership shapes a nation’s trajectory, but it takes more than just one or two figures to determine its fate.
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  4512. I appreciate your thoughtful comment. The goal was to highlight how multiple factors—including boycotts, economic shifts, and consumer behavior—are influencing these companies. Titles are meant to grab attention, but the real story is always more complex.
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  4513. While most are, economic issues like job loss, homelessness, and rising costs exist in red states too. The real question is how to fix them, not just who to blame.
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  4514. The Soviet Union collapsed due to deep internal fractures, economic struggles, and loss of centralized control. While the U.S. is facing serious challenges, its legal and financial systems are much more resilient. Still, the growing political divide makes long-term unity uncertain.
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  4515. It’s heartbreaking to hear how many people feel left behind. Your frustration is valid—and many are asking the same questions about fairness and opportunity. Thanks for speaking up.
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  4516. I hear how deeply you feel about this. It’s important we continue to examine how policies affect everyday life—your voice helps keep that conversation going.
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  4517. Pointing out real issues isn’t "bashing"—it’s raising awareness. Denying the problem won’t make it disappear.
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  4518. NYC has its struggles, but it remains one of the most influential cities in the world.
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  4519. Absolutely, housing is a fundamental need, and the crisis goes beyond immigration. Sustainable solutions are key to ensuring everyone has a place to call home. Wishing you a day of insight and positivity!
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  4520. That’s the real concern. We’ve seen these patterns before, but will people actually change the way they vote, or will history repeat itself?
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  4521. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful perspective. Collecting accurate data on homelessness and poverty is a crucial first step in addressing these challenges effectively. Providing medical, psychological, and motivational support, especially in remote and underserved areas, could make a significant difference. Empowering individuals to rebuild their lives and contribute to their communities is a powerful idea. While it’s not an easy task, systematic efforts could lead to remarkable results. Wishing you a joyful holiday season!
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  4522. Some people believe that, but history shows the U.S. has been through tough times before. The real question is whether things can turn around before it’s too late.
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  4523. Good point! Hawaii is facing a serious homelessness crisis too, with sky-high living costs and a lack of affordable housing making it even worse
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  4524. You’ve clearly thought deeply about leadership and accountability. Thank you for using your voice to call for standards that protect democracy. No matter where people stand, civic awareness like this matters.
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  4525. Musk’s ability to disrupt industries is undeniable, but spreading himself too thin could be a risk. With competition growing, Tesla needs strong leadership and innovation more than ever. Let’s see if he can shift focus back to Tesla’s core mission. Thanks for sharing!
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  4526. Understood. Your spending choices are a reflection of your values, and I appreciate you standing by them and sharing that here.
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  4527. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Addressing housing and resource management should be a top priority for city leaders everywhere. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, positive change, and brighter opportunities in the coming year!
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  4528. Unity has always been the foundation of strength. History shows that division weakens nations, while cooperation builds resilience. The best path forward is addressing internal struggles together rather than breaking apart.
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  4529. Wealth and power always generate discussions about greed. Some see Musk as a visionary, while others believe he prioritizes profit over people.
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  4530. That’s the painful truth. Warnings were there, but many ignored them. Now, people are realizing the consequences, but fixing it won’t be easy.
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  4531. Elon Musk is certainly a polarizing figure—some see him as a visionary innovator, while others criticize his influence on the economy, workforce, and technology. His decisions regarding layoffs, labor policies, and automation have made a significant impact, and public opinion on him continues to shift. Time will tell how history remembers him. Thanks for adding to the discussion!
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  4532. That’s a fair question. Even as people move out, homelessness continues to rise due to factors like housing shortages, mental health issues, and economic struggles. Many who leave are middle-class workers, while those struggling with homelessness often have nowhere else to go. It’s a complicated issue that needs real solutions.
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  4533. Many states have reasons to consider independence, but the real challenge is whether they could sustain themselves in a world where global politics and economics are deeply interconnected.
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  4534. Sadly, it feels that way. The crisis keeps growing, and by the time enough people wake up, the damage may already be done.
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  4535. At the end of the day, both groups are suffering. Homelessness is a crisis that affects everyone, and it needs real solutions.
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  4536. 100%. Housing is just one symptom of a much deeper problem. The system isn’t failing—it was built this way.
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  4537. A lot of Musk’s promises never materialized, and more people are catching on. The early believers who cashed out while the hype was high made the smart move—those who held on are now realizing just how much of it was smoke and mirrors.
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  4538. That’s the big question. Prioritizing American citizens should come first, but it often doesn’t.
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  4539. Mislabeling locations in documentaries can be misleading. Accuracy is key to understanding the real issues each city faces.
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  4540. Priorities seem misplaced when so many Americans are suffering at home.
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  4541. Many people believe that actions have consequences. Musk’s choices—both in business and politics—are certainly shaping his future.
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  4542. People have made predictions about the fall of nations for centuries. Whether or not one person can bring down a country, history shows that division and bad leadership can definitely speed up decline.
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  4543. History shows that great powers rarely disappear overnight. If the U.S. fractures, it could mean a slow decline or a chaotic restructuring—but either way, the global balance of power would shift dramatically.
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  4544. You're right—it’s heartbreaking to see such beautiful cities struggling with serious issues like homelessness and inequality. Hopefully, by raising awareness and coming together, we can work towards solutions that help everyone in these communities. Wishing for positive change and brighter days ahead.
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  4545. 🙏🙏✅✅
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  4546. Thank you for your comment! 👍 Let’s hope for meaningful actions and positive outcomes that help address the challenges at hand. Here's to a brighter future for all!
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  4547. The Musk bubble was built on hype, stock speculation, and larger-than-life promises. Now that reality is setting in, that bubble is looking more fragile than ever.
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  4548. Absolutely. Ignoring the problem won’t make it go away—it will only make it worse.
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  4549. It’s a dangerous cycle—businesses leave, jobs disappear, crime rises, and cities struggle even more. Fixing this takes real leadership, not just talk.
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  4550. Politics is a game of influence, and global powers are always trying to shift the balance. The real question is whether Americans will steer their own course or let outside forces dictate their future.
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  4551. That’s a powerful statement, and I hear your frustration. The justice system and racial issues in America have been a long-standing struggle, and many feel like their voices still aren’t being heard. It’s understandable to feel disillusioned, but change has always come from those who refuse to give up. Appreciate your perspective.
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  4552. Many believe that business leaders should prioritize their home country, while others argue that innovation should be a global effort. Musk’s focus has always been on large-scale, ambitious projects, and his choices continue to generate debate.
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  4553. That money could have changed hundreds of lives. Priorities need a serious reset.
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  4554. Investing in sustainable programs is the way forward to create lasting change.
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  4555. Racism has long been a dividing issue in America, and unfortunately, it still plays a role in politics and policy decisions. The challenge is figuring out how to move forward in a way that benefits everyone.
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  4556. Some of the hardest-hit cities are in blue states, but rural poverty is rising in red states too. It’s a national issue.
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  4557. That’s the big question. Individual freedom is appealing, but running a state without federal support means taking on massive costs. True independence is harder than it sounds.
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  4558. Haha, that’s quite an imagination! While geopolitical tensions are always a factor, history has shown that strong diplomacy and trade relationships are key to maintaining stability. Let’s hope economic cooperation prevails over conflict. Thanks for the fun comment!
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  4559. Corporate greed plays a role, but so do government policies and local mismanagement. Balance is key.
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  4560. The Bronx has issues, but it’s also home to resilience, culture, and history.
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  4561. That’s an interesting perspective! Starlink has been praised for its global internet coverage but also criticized for potential security and regulatory concerns. The future implications of Musk’s satellite network are definitely something to watch. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  4562. There’s definitely been a shift toward corporate interests taking priority over everyday people. The real question is, can we reverse that trend before it’s too late?
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  4563. It truly is heartbreaking. A country with so much wealth shouldn’t have so many people struggling just to survive. Something needs to change. 💔
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  4564. Thank you for sharing your experience and insight! Economic cycles and political decisions have long-lasting effects, and your perspective adds historical context to the discussion. It’s true that political shifts have led to job cuts in different industries over the decades. Appreciate your thoughtful comment!
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  4565. It truly is. A nation’s strength isn’t just in its wealth or power—it’s in the well-being of its people. If America doesn’t address its internal struggles, no amount of external success will keep it from falling apart.
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  4566. It’s disheartening, but awareness is the first step toward meaningful change.
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  4567. Homelessness isn’t just about personal choices—many are struggling due to circumstances beyond their control. Real solutions are needed.
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  4568. Agriculture is a crucial industry, and labor shortages in farming have been a growing issue. However, many displaced workers might not have the skills or desire to transition to agricultural labor. Thanks for bringing up this perspective!
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  4569. Public demonstrations and activism are powerful tools for expressing opinions and influencing policy. It will be interesting to see how these movements impact Tesla’s business decisions. Thanks for sharing this information!
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  4570. It’s definitely a risk. Mixing business with politics has cost many leaders their reputation and success.
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  4571. That’s a chilling historical reminder. When power imbalances grow too wide, history shows us it can lead to upheaval. Thanks for grounding this discussion in a broader perspective.
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  4572. Self-sufficiency sounds like a solution, but land isn't free, and not everyone has the means to escape the system. The reality is, cities should be livable—not just for the wealthy.
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  4573. Veterans deserve respect and security, not layoffs and homelessness. They gave their service—who’s standing up for them now?
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  4574. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The issue of affordability does often tie back to larger systemic problems, including the profit-driven nature of the housing market. Evictions due to unaffordable rent highlight the need for fairer policies and protections for tenants. How can we create a balance that ensures both landlords and renters can thrive? Wishing you a joyful and peaceful holiday season!
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  4575. The tax system favors those who can game it. The working class carries the burden, while the wealthy shift money overseas. Until that changes, inequality will keep growing.
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  4576. Musk’s behavior has definitely raised eyebrows, and when even older generations are noticing something’s off, it’s worth questioning. Running massive companies while possibly being under the influence is a risky combination.
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  4577. The U.S. is a major global power, but the world is shifting. Many countries are finding ways to adapt and become less dependent.
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  4578. Defunding police won’t solve homelessness—it requires housing policies, job creation, and mental health support.
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  4579. Job loss is never a win for anyone—economic collapse affects everyone, regardless of politics.
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  4580. A strong family support system is invaluable. Everyone’s journey is different, and understanding goes a long way in creating a more compassionate world!
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  4581. Yes yes
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  4582. That’s quite the passionate take! Trump’s policies on wildlife and the environment have been controversial, but political division is making it hard to focus on real conservation efforts.
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  4583. It’s heartbreaking how debt and economic struggle keep so many people trapped.
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  4584. You’ve captured a strong sentiment in a poetic way. A lot of people are questioning what happens when wealth and influence are misused. Thanks for joining the conversation!
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  4585. That’s a powerful point! Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are lifelines for many, and any drastic changes to the U.S. structure would bring serious consequences, especially for retirees. The debate over these programs is one of the biggest political battles, and it's crucial for people to stay engaged and informed about policy changes. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  4586. Thank you for your comment! It’s definitely a reality in places like this where access to basic amenities like showers is limited. It’s part of the dark side of living in a 'free' community, where the lack of infrastructure often leads to harsh living conditions and challenges that most of us take for granted
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  4587. It really is tough, but raising awareness is the first step toward change. Thank you for recognizing the importance of shedding light on this crisis. Wishing you strength and hope as we all work toward solutions.
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  4588. You bring up a powerful concern about inequality and corporate responsibility. Your passion for justice and the next generation is clear—thank you for speaking out.
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  4589. Personal change is powerful, but systemic problems need real-world solutions too. We can’t just pray the crisis away
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  4590. With rising inflation, job losses, and economic instability, some are starting to wonder if history is repeating itself. The difference is, this time, billionaires are getting richer while everyone else struggles to keep up.
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  4591. Cities rise and fall due to economic policies, leadership, and infrastructure—not any single demographic. Successful cities thrive on diversity and innovation.
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  4592. History has shown that even great nations can dissolve. The question is, would a breakup of the U.S. be chaotic, or could it be structured to minimize harm?
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  4593. Thank you for sharing that! Einstein's observation about Switzerland's pace is both amusing and insightful. Sometimes, a slower pace allows for more thoughtful decisions—something the world could benefit from!
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  4594. The devastating impact of wildfires is heartbreaking. The bravery of those protecting their homes and the tireless efforts of firefighters deserve immense respect. Let’s hope for swift containment and support for all those affected during this tragic time. Stay safe, everyone! 🙏🔥
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  4595. Job opportunities can be the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Let’s keep advocating for better support for low-income communities. Wishing for brighter futures for all.
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  4596. If cities continue to decline, leadership changes alone won’t be enough. Economic, social, and infrastructure reforms need to happen regardless of who’s in charge.
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  4597. Thank you for your comment! 🙏 The situation in LA has truly worsened, and it’s heartbreaking to see. The city needs real solutions, not just temporary fixes. Hoping for change and better conditions for everyone. Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  4598. The Supreme Court has made controversial rulings, but its role is to interpret the Constitution. The real issue is ensuring fair and balanced governance in an increasingly polarized nation.
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  4599. That’s an inspiring perspective! Job security is never guaranteed, and having a backup plan or the ability to adapt can make a big difference. Becoming a business owner isn’t an easy path, but it offers independence and resilience. Thanks for sharing your experience—it’s a reminder that setbacks can lead to new opportunities!
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  4600. Independence would mean new legal structures, and there’s no guarantee those rights would remain the same.
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  4601. Absolutely! Immigration impacts the economy, workforce, and social systems in many ways. It’s a nuanced issue that requires balanced and well-thought-out policies.
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  4602. Totally. It’s a national crisis that needs immediate action. This situation is beyond unacceptable. 🚨
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  4603. Exactly. When homelessness rises, it impacts communities, safety, and the economy. No one is truly untouched.
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  4604. Germany's approach acknowledges the longer transition to independence in modern times. Maybe it's time to rethink how society supports young adults
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  4605. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It’s true that the lack of sufficient jobs has been a long-standing issue in many places. Addressing this challenge requires collective efforts to create more opportunities and support those in need. Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a Merry Christmas!
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  4606. Every city has its ups and downs. While Chicago has problems, it also has thriving communities and cultural richness.
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  4607. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and faith! Belief and prayer can truly inspire hope and positive change in people's lives. May your faith continue to bring you strength and guidance. Wishing you blessings and peace! ❤🙏
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  4608. So true. A single medical bill can push people into homelessness with no way out.
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  4609. I understand your frustration. It’s important to reflect on how policy decisions affect public trust and economic outcomes. Thanks for being part of the conversation.
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  4610. Economic inequality is a long-standing issue that has persisted under both parties. The key question is: How do we fix it?
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  4611. That’s heartbreaking. Helping those in need should never be a crime. A society that punishes kindness is moving in the wrong direction. Keep doing what’s right! 💙
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  4612. Your insight is valuable! Wishing you good fortune and peace in everything you do.
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  4613. Layoffs are always tough, and many Tesla employees are facing uncertainty. Hopefully, those affected can find new opportunities soon.
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  4614. That’s a smart way to use the tools available while still staying true to your values. I appreciate you explaining your approach—it’s a useful strategy others might consider too.
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  4615. The U.S. has had deep political and cultural divides before, yet it has always found a way to stay together. Maybe fixing the problems is a better path than breaking apart. Would you like me to refine any of these further? 🚀
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  4616. Space Force is a branch of the U.S. military focused on space operations, satellite defense, and security. While separate from SpaceX, it does collaborate with private space companies on various projects.
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  4617. MAGA is a joke
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  4618. Economic decline is real, but renewal is still possible with the right policies.
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  4619. Partisanship aside, government officials must prioritize economic stability and job security for the people.
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  4620.  @jacqulinmccauley5563  That’s a wonderful perspective! 🙏 Family bonds are so important, and having your grandkids around must be a true blessing. Wishing you many happy moments with them! 🌟❤
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  4621. Politics is always controversial, and opinions on government policies vary widely. The discussion about corruption and spending is one that keeps coming up across different administrations.
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  4622. Money can buy influence, but even billionaires can’t escape the consequences of bad decisions. If Musk keeps burning bridges, his empire might not last as long as he thinks.
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  4623. Many people feel like we’re living in chaotic, unpredictable times. Whether it’s biblical prophecy or just history repeating itself, the future looks uncertain.
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  4624. That’s a sharp observation—and many feel the same. Leadership should serve all people, not just personal interests. Thank you for your voice.
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  4625. Exactly! Criminalizing homelessness doesn’t solve the issue—it just pushes people further into desperation. We need real solutions like affordable housing and mental health support.
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  4626. Public perception matters. No amount of wealth can save a brand if people stop buying in. Musk built his empire on public trust, but now that trust is eroding fast.
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  4627. Public support is key to any business’s success. If Tesla and Musk lose consumer trust, it will be difficult to recover. However, he has faced challenges before and managed to rebound.
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  4628. Democracy should work for the people, but when corruption and greed take over, it fails those who need it most. We need leaders who actually put citizens first
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  4629. Thank you for sharing your hopes. Many people are looking for change and better opportunities. Regardless of leadership, positive change comes from collective effort and compassion. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with hope, peace, and brighter days ahead!
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  4630. It’s devastating to watch. Year after year, the problem grows, and yet the solutions remain out of reach. It’s heartbreaking to see so many people caught in this cycle. 😢
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  4631. Elections always bring strong emotions, and many people feel frustrated when leadership doesn’t align with their expectations. However, job losses affect real people, regardless of their political choices. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4632. Absolutely! Long-term rehabilitation is key, and building facilities in rural areas could provide a fresh start away from the streets. Investing in real recovery solutions is the only way to break the cycle.
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  4633. Great question! Texas has a strong economy, but maintaining infrastructure, energy grids, and trade agreements without federal support would be a massive challenge.
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  4634. The idea of equality for all is great, but sustainable solutions are needed. Free land, homes, and food sound ideal, but real change comes from fair wages, affordable housing, and access to essential services
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  4635. It is true that more comprehensive actions are needed, starting with the system, education, health, housing, employment...
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  4636. Thank you for sharing your idea. Collective action can certainly highlight the struggles renters face, but lasting solutions often come from working together to advocate for fair housing policies, affordable rent, and tenant protections. Education and dialogue with policymakers are key steps toward creating a system that works for everyone. Wishing you strength and progress in addressing these challenges! 🌟
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  4637. SpaceX has definitely been a massive investment, and funding a private space company is no small task. Whether you see it as a brilliant move or a reckless gamble, Musk’s push into space travel has changed the industry. It’s always fascinating to see where his next venture will take him. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  4638. Space exploration comes with risks, and failures are part of innovation. Despite setbacks, SpaceX has achieved significant milestones, and many are watching to see what comes next.
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  4639. That would be a great step! Life skills programs can help, but the bigger issue is making sure affordable housing, fair wages, and support systems are actually available. Without those, even the most determined people will struggle to get back on their feet
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  4640. The world is watching how America handles this crisis. Leadership matters.
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  4641. The hypocrisy is blatant. Musk talks about personal responsibility while taking billions in subsidies. The truth is, without government support, his empire wouldn’t exist.
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  4642. A lot of people are considering leaving America, and Asia has become a popular choice for some. Lower costs of living, safety, and opportunities abroad make it tempting for those looking for a change.
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  4643. No single person holds all the power—real change comes from policies, governance, and the willingness of people to work toward solutions together.
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  4644. Strong leaders often spark strong opinions, and both Musk and Trump have built loyal followings as well as vocal critics. Their actions continue to shape public perception, for better or worse.
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  4645. Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt perspective. It’s truly sad how the value of money has overshadowed the value of humanity in many places. Your words are a powerful reminder to prioritize love and kindness over material things. Wishing you all the best and hoping for a world where people come first
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  4646. Efficiency matters, but mass layoffs without transition plans only create more instability.
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  4647. Exactly. Poor choices and bad policies create a cycle that leads to massive homelessness. Until people wake up and hold politicians accountable, nothing will change.
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  4648. Thank you for sharing your perspective. While it can feel like events are unfolding according to a larger plan, staying informed and engaged is key to shaping a better future. Collective action and thoughtful dialogue can lead to meaningful change.
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  4649. Many believe Musk’s shift toward political involvement has distracted from his business ventures. Whether he can refocus on innovation remains to be seen.
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  4650. They are certainly contributing factors, but economic shifts, housing shortages, and mental health crises also play a major role.
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  4651. It’s a sad reality. Luxury apartments go unoccupied while so many people can’t even afford basic housing. The system is clearly broken, and priorities need to shift.
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  4652. You’re absolutely right to point this out—small towns are suffering quietly, and it's heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing this reality. Economic collapse isn't just an urban issue, and your comment reminds us that real people in small communities are being left behind. The more we talk about this, the more awareness we build.
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  4653. Nostalgia is powerful, especially when comparing stability to chaos. The question is, can any system truly balance fairness and progress?
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  4654. Immigration has shaped America for centuries. The real challenge is balancing security with policies that benefit both the economy and society.
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  4655. You’re absolutely right—many don’t understand the struggles of working Americans who just want fair pay for their hard work. It’s easy to criticize from a place of privilege, but everyone deserves the chance to earn a living wage and live with dignity. Thank you for speaking up! 🙌
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  4656. Appreciate your willingness to reflect on this. Hope it resonates even more the second time.
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  4657. Yes, many arrived with hope, but it's sad to see how the system often leaves them stuck in a cycle of despair. It's a tough reality, and we all need to find ways to support those in need.
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  4658. California has changed a lot, and many long-time residents feel the same way. High costs and safety concerns are pushing people out, and it’s a real issue that needs solutions. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4659. 😥😥
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  4660. Exactly. It’s not just one city—it’s a nationwide crisis. Yet leaders keep ignoring it while the problem keeps growing.
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  4661. The idea that displaced workers can simply transition to a different industry is easier said than done. Training, skills, and economic conditions all play a role in job availability. Thanks for adding some humor to the discussion!
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  4662. The fall of the Soviet Union was a rapid collapse that shocked the world. While the U.S. faces challenges, it remains to be seen whether it will follow a similar path.
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  4663. That’s an interesting take! California’s mild coastal climate is definitely a big draw, and if it ever became independent, it would likely attract people who align with its values and opportunities. Thanks for your comment!
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  4664. That’s a great example of how personal choices, cost of living, and economic reality all intersect. Some cities, despite their challenges, continue to attract people pursuing their dreams. Your story about leaving NYC for a lower-cost rural area is inspiring—it’s proof that lifestyle changes can sometimes outweigh financial concerns. Thanks for sharing your experience!
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  4665. Absolutely. A strong nation takes care of its people, not just its economy
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  4666. You're absolutely right. It's crucial that we prioritize helping those in need and create systems that support people, not just put them in temporary situations. Thank you for your thoughtful perspective. Let’s work together for a better future.
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  4667. It’s frustrating to see money go elsewhere while our own citizens are left to suffer. Priorities need to change.
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  4668. Foreign influence and internal division weaken national stability.
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  4669. Thank you for your comment! While the idea of looting mansions might seem ironic to some, it’s a serious issue that adds to the devastation caused by wildfires. In times like these, unity and support are what communities need most
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  4670. If LA keeps heading in this direction, that number will only grow. The city needs real solutions before things spiral even further out of control
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  4671. A lighthearted take! The real question is whether these trade policies will help or hurt the economies of Red States in the long run. Manufacturing, agriculture, and energy are all deeply tied to global trade, so the outcome will be critical for many communities. Thanks for your comment!
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  4672. Political leadership plays a role, but so do economic shifts, corporate decisions, and broader societal trends. Blaming one side oversimplifies deep-rooted issues.
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  4673. Musk’s rise to success is one of the most debated topics—some see him as a brilliant entrepreneur, while others believe luck and circumstance played a role. Leadership, whether in business or politics, requires more than just wealth. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4674. You’re absolutely right! A policy amendment could be a crucial step toward addressing key issues. Thoughtfully designed policies can lead to lasting change by creating fair opportunities, improving living conditions, and ensuring equal rights for all. Thank you for sharing your insight! 🏛️✨
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  4675. It’s never that simple. The problems America faces run deeper than just two people. Until the system itself changes, swapping out figureheads won’t fix much.
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  4676. Thanks for sharing your perspective. These topics often bring out strong views and questions about influence and power structures. Let’s continue the conversation thoughtfully and respectfully—every viewpoint adds to the big picture.
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  4677. That’s an interesting observation! Cultural differences in how pets and children are treated can definitely shape family dynamics and, in some ways, societal values. While it’s important to respect diverse traditions, fostering strong bonds and unity—both at home and in the wider community—always starts with love, care, and connection. Wishing for unity and understanding everywhere!
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  4678. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective. Strengthening families and investing in education can help build more resilient societies. Wishing for a future where work-life balance and family well-being are prioritized for everyone
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  4679. Civic engagement is more important than ever—people must demand better leadership.
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  4680. Desperation can lead to unpredictable outcomes. When that many people are struggling just to survive, history has shown that societies can reach a breaking point
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  4681. It really is. Seeing so many people struggling, especially when solutions are within reach, is incredibly disheartening. We need real change, and we need it now. 💔
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  4682. True—every state depends on federal infrastructure, military bases, and economic policies in some way.
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  4683. Historically, the "golden age" refers to a time of prosperity, peace, and stability. In the U.S., some might say it was the post-WWII boom, while others argue we’ve never actually had one for everyone.
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  4684. January 20, 2025, can’t come soon enough. Hopefully, it brings some much-needed changes and clearer direction for the future
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  4685. A lot of people don’t realize how bad things have gotten until it happens close to home. Crime isn’t just a statistic—it’s a sign of deeper problems, like failing leadership and economic struggles. When people stop feeling safe, it’s only a matter of time before they start leaving.
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  4686. Musk’s leadership style has always been controversial, but lately, his actions seem to be doing more harm than good. Investors want stability, and right now, Tesla is anything but stable.
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  4687. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! 🙏 It truly is a heartbreaking reality. 💔 Finding the balance between compassion and effective solutions is crucial—supporting mental health services, affordable housing, and better public safety measures could be a start. What do you think would make the biggest impact? Wishing you a great day! 🌟
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  4688. Absolutely. Oakland has been facing many of the same challenges—high crime, rising living costs, and businesses leaving. It’s another city that deserves attention and solutions.
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  4689. Musk has overcome massive challenges before, but the stakes are higher now. Balancing multiple struggling ventures at once is no easy task. The next few years will reveal whether he can reclaim his dominance or if his empire truly crumbles. Great discussion point!
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  4690. That’s a thoughtful and self-reflective view. Sometimes change does come from external pressure, and your comment brings a nuanced layer to this discussion.
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  4691. The issue isn’t just money—it’s how that money is spent. Poor management and lack of real solutions keep the problem going.
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  4692. The U.S. spends billions on foreign aid, but the question is: What policies could make better use of resources for both domestic and international stability?
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  4693. Thank you for your thought-provoking comment. It’s a powerful metaphor for the pursuit of materialism over meaningful values. Perhaps the true dream lies in fostering community, compassion, and a shared sense of purpose beyond just wealth
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  4694. You’ve laid out a strong and detailed viewpoint. A lot of people are deeply concerned about privatization and corporate influence in government. Whether or not we agree on every point, it’s conversations like this that push us to stay informed and engaged. Thanks for contributing.
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  4695. That’s a great point. Natural disasters are a huge challenge, and being part of the U.S. means access to federal aid. Independence might sound appealing, but handling crises alone is a whole different story.
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  4696. That’s an interesting observation. Global markets are always shifting, and it’s helpful to consider how international players react to changes in American business and politics. Thanks for bringing that up.
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  4697. History has shown that no empire lasts forever. The U.S. has been on top for a long time, but if it doesn’t fix its biggest problems—debt, crime, division—it won’t be immune to collapse. The warning signs are already here.
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  4698. The contrast between struggling workers and wealthy elites has never been more obvious.
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  4699. That’s truly heartbreaking, and no one should have to live in fear of homelessness, especially after serving their country. 💔 I’m so sorry you’re facing this stress. Thank you for sharing your experience—it’s important for people to hear. Wishing you strength, security, and the support you deserve. Stay strong, and I hope things improve for you and your community. 🙏
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  4700. Thank you for pointing that out! Tax rates can vary widely between countries and often reflect different approaches to public funding and social programs. While some view higher taxes as a burden, they can also provide opportunities for investment in education, healthcare, and community infrastructure. It's always worth considering how these systems impact the quality of life for citizens
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  4701. Absolutely. Quick fixes only push the problem down the road. Real change requires sustainable action.
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  4702. Thank you for sharing your experience—it’s incredibly sobering. You're witnessing history unfold in real time, and it’s not the kind we ever hoped for. But acknowledging it out loud like you just did is how awareness spreads. I hope more people listen to voices like yours. Your perspective helps others feel seen—and that’s a step toward unity, even in difficult times.
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  4703. That’s the frustrating part. People ignore the warning signs until they can’t anymore, but by then, fixing the damage is much harder. The real question is whether they’ll actually learn from this, or just fall for the same mistakes again.
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  4704. Absolutely! Hardworking people shouldn’t have to struggle just to afford the basics. Something has to change
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  4705. Starting a business is a great option for those with the resources and skills, but it’s not always feasible for everyone. The bigger issue is how to create a sustainable job market that supports workers in transition. Thanks for your perspective!
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  4706. Politics is always divisive, but secession isn’t necessarily the solution. The real fight should be about improving leadership, protecting democracy, and finding ways to work together despite differences. Would you like a different tone or more responses? 🚀
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  4707. Thank you for your comment! It's great that you’re taking steps to manage your assets securely. Always remember to keep important information private and protected. Wishing you success and smooth transactions in all your endeavors!
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  4708. Corruption is an issue everywhere, but the real question is whether smaller, independent states would actually be less corrupt or just face new problems.
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  4709. That’s a big change, and you’re not alone—so many people are making the same move. It says a lot when lifelong residents decide to leave. Hopefully, both states can find ways to improve. Appreciate you sharing your journey.
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  4710. Unregulated capitalism without a safety net is exactly why so many fall through the cracks.
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  4711. Some believe Musk should step away and enjoy his wealth, while others think he still has more to contribute. Given his passion for innovation, it’s unlikely he’ll slow down anytime soon!
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  4712. That’s heartbreaking, and you’re not alone. Generations who helped build this country deserve stability and dignity—not displacement. Thank you for sharing something so personal. It matters.
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  4713. That’s a bold statement! There are definitely strong opinions on both Trump and Musk, and their impact on politics and business is widely debated. No matter where one stands, it’s always good to have open discussions about leadership and accountability. Appreciate your comment!
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  4714. Thank you for pointing that out—it’s an important detail to get right. We appreciate your feedback and will make sure to double-check facts in the future to maintain credibility. Your input helps us improve, and we’re committed to doing better. Wishing you all the best and hope you continue to enjoy thought-provoking content!
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  4715. Political leadership always plays a huge role in shaping national unity or division. Some believe a change in leadership could bring people closer together, while others feel the divides run deeper than any one individual. It’s a complex issue, and your viewpoint adds to the conversation—thanks for sharing!
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  4716. Sounds like you’ve got some strong doubts! Public figures like Musk attract a lot of opinions—both praise and criticism. Thanks for keeping it real in the conversation.
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  4717. Thanks for the feedback—audio balance is so important. I really appreciate you pointing that out, and we’ll definitely work on improving it in future videos.
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  4718. Understanding these issues is the first step toward real solutions—glad you found it informative!
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  4719. Some may choose that path, but many don’t. And when even full-time workers can’t afford a home, the system is broken.
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  4720. Political leadership and policies have a big impact on how strong or divided a country feels. Some see certain leaders as unifying figures, while others view them as divisive. It’s always fascinating to analyze these shifts in power. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4721. 100% agree. No one should be abandoned by the system when they need help the most.
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  4722. I hear you. There's something special about content made from the heart and human experience. Technology can help, but nothing replaces authenticity. Thanks for that gentle nudge to stay grounded.
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  4723. That sounds more like a wild rumor than reality. Changing state names is a massive legal and cultural challenge, and New England has too much history to be rebranded so easily.
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  4724. Are we sure they’re all migrants? And if shelters are closing, where will they go? Will they move to other states, or face even harsher living conditions?
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  4725. The debate over unions in the auto industry is a big one. Some workers see unions as a way to secure better wages and conditions, while others prefer a different approach. It’s an ongoing discussion with strong opinions on both sides.
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  4726. Appreciate your insight! Sending positive energy your way.
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  4727. Your perspective is powerful. Staying active and having community support can make a difference. Wishing you strength on your journey.
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  4728. Sadly, corruption and bureaucracy often swallow the funds meant for real solutions. Transparency and accountability are desperately needed.
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  4729. Efficiency and budget cuts always bring unintended consequences, and sometimes reversing those cuts can be even more expensive. The debate over government spending, business influence, and leadership is ongoing. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4730. If certain states ever did try to leave, it would shake up both the U.S. and Canada in ways we can’t even predict. But would it really be a better future?
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  4731. Spot on. Many hardworking people are being priced out of housing, and those struggling with addiction need real support, not neglect.
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  4732. Many are now facing the consequences of their vote—whether they anticipated this or not.
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  4733. China has definitely benefited from America’s instability. While the U.S. is fighting itself, China is growing stronger on the global stage. If the U.S. doesn’t wake up, Xi might not just be smiling—he’ll be leading the next global superpower.
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  4734. Cutting off disaster relief would only create more suffering—unity matters in times of crisis.
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  4735. History has a way of catching up with nations. The real question is whether lessons will be learned before things spiral too far.
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  4736. It’s a cycle that never ends. Politicians know what people want to hear, but once they get elected, nothing changes. The longer people accept empty promises, the worse things will get.
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  4738. Thank you very much for your thoughtful and detailed comment! You’ve highlighted essential points about the homelessness crisis and the responsibility of governments to provide shelter, food, employment, and basic amenities. Addressing these challenges requires effective policies, proper implementation, and community support. Your perspective adds valuable insight to the discussion. We appreciate your engagement—thank you again! 🙏🌍
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  4739. Leading a superpower like the U.S. is no easy task. The real challenge isn’t just about winning elections but keeping the country united and stable.
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  4740. It would be fascinating, but history shows secession is rarely smooth. Even if one state did break away, the long-term consequences would be unpredictable. Let me know if you need any refinements! 🚀
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  4741. I can tell you're frustrated, and you're bringing up some serious concerns. These kinds of political and economic promises do raise important questions about long-term consequences. Thanks for speaking your mind and contributing to the dialogue.
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  4742. Exactly! The time for talk is over. We need real action to create affordable housing and support those struggling to keep a roof over their heads
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  4743. A lot of people feel that way. The bigger issue is—does the truth even matter anymore in politics?
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  4744. Healthy debate is great, but let’s keep the conversation focused on real ideas and solutions!
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  4745. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. While personal choices can play a role, homelessness and poverty are often tied to systemic issues like lack of education, affordable housing, and economic opportunities. Addressing these challenges requires compassion, understanding, and a focus on long-term solutions. Wishing for a future where everyone has the resources and support they need to thrive
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  4746. It’s not funny—it’s tragic. Many homeless people care for pets because they provide love and companionship in a world that ignores them.
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  4747. Success can breed complacency. While American corporations were focused on short-term profits, companies from China, Europe, and beyond were investing in long-term innovation and quality. Now, the competition is fierce.
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  4748. Thank you for your comment! Singapore’s approach to housing is indeed a great example of how thoughtful policies can address homelessness effectively. Creating affordable housing and implementing similar systems could be a big step toward solving the homeless crisis in other countries.
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  4749. Absolutely. No one should have to live this way in a country with so much wealth
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  4750. Leadership alone won’t fix deep-rooted economic issues. It takes collective action and policy changes.
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  4751. Sometimes it feels that way, but hope and change start with the people. Cities can rise again with the right leadership and community efforts.
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  4752. Yes, have a nice day
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  4753. That’s the risk. Once businesses and residents leave, it’s hard to bring them back. Some cities bounce back, but others never do.
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  4754. Transitioning from government jobs to private sector roles is not easy, especially during economic downturns.
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  4755. Thank you for your suggestion! We really appreciate the feedback and will work on improving this in the future. Wishing you a wonderful and joyful Christmas season!
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  4756. People vote with their wallets, and it’s clear that Musk’s actions have led to strong reactions. Investing is not just about numbers—it’s also about values, and many consumers are aligning their choices with their principles. Thanks for sharing your stance; it’s always insightful to hear how people navigate these decisions!
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  4757. Musk made his own decisions, but government policies also played a role in where we are today. The real problem is a system that allows billionaires to have this much control.
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  4758. Thank you for sharing such a detailed perspective! You raise important points about how the housing market is being shaped by investors and purpose-built rentals. Encouraging more purpose-built rental units could indeed help reduce housing competition and provide more affordable options. Addressing these systemic issues, along with policies to prevent the conversion of single-family homes into multi-unit rentals, is essential for making homeownership and affordable renting more achievable
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  4759. Independence sounds appealing, but most states rely on federal funding for infrastructure, disaster relief, and social programs. Would breaking away really improve their lives, or just create new struggles?
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  4760. The idea of the West Coast breaking away has been talked about for years, but actually making it happen would be a whole different challenge. Do you think it would work?
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  4761. Economic challenges are hitting hard, and many people are feeling the effects. The question now is how to stabilize things and find solutions. Thanks for sharing your concern—it’s a reality that needs more attention!
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  4762. When survival becomes a struggle, desperation follows. A society that ignores its most vulnerable is heading toward collapse.
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  4763. ❤❤🧡🧡💟💟
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  4764. Absolutely. A safe place to live should be a right, not something only the wealthy can afford.
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  4765. Tesla has certainly faced challenges, but it has also played a major role in popularizing EVs. Whether the brand remains dominant or fades will depend on how they navigate their current struggles.
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  4766. No doubt about it. When people feel unheard or pushed too far, history shows unrest usually follows. The real question is—what will actually bring change?
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  4767. A decentralized system might work for some, but running an independent country isn’t just about keeping money—it’s about stability, trade, and resources.
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  4768. Economic policies matter, but financial stability alone won’t solve deep-rooted social issues. Change starts with smarter policies and community efforts.
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  4769. The satellite images showing the scale of destruction from the LA wildfires are absolutely devastating. It’s hard to grasp the full impact of these monster flames on lives and communities. Sending thoughts of strength and gratitude to the firefighters and all those affected.
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  4770. That’s a harsh take, but it does highlight how some feel about political decisions. Many argue that elections have consequences, and now everyone has to deal with them—whether they voted for it or not.
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  4771. Thank you for your comment! Financial support from the government can play a crucial role in addressing these issues, but it’s also important to ensure the funds are used effectively and reach those who need it most. Accountability matters just as much as action!
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  4772. Job loss has always been part of economic cycles, but mass government layoffs hit harder because they affect essential services.
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  4773. Creating affordable housing and providing mental health support is essential.
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  4774. Thank you for your comment. It’s a tough cycle when population decline leads to reduced tax revenue and less support from the federal level. Hopefully, strategic investments and policies can help revitalize these states and provide the support their communities need to thrive
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  4775. Thank you for sharing such a detailed and thought-provoking perspective. Many of the issues you mentioned, from wealth inequality to healthcare reform and disaster readiness, highlight the need for systemic change. Focusing on rebuilding infrastructure, investing in equitable healthcare, and fostering stronger local and federal partnerships could pave the way for meaningful improvements. It’s a lot to tackle, but open discussions like this are an essential first step toward solutions
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  4776. It’s heartbreaking to see so much money spent on war while millions of Americans struggle to afford basic necessities. If even a fraction of that funding went to housing and social programs, we could actually solve the homelessness crisis. Priorities need to change.
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  4777. History has its lessons, but real solutions come from economic reforms, social policies, and community efforts—not conflict. The key is addressing issues at their root instead of repeating past mistakes.
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  4778. Wealth and morality are always a debated topic, especially when it comes to figures as influential as Musk. Some admire his innovation, while others criticize his decisions. Regardless of where people stand, he remains one of the most talked-about figures of our time. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
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  4779. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! A younger, energetic leader with fresh perspectives could certainly bring new solutions to the table. Addressing rent increases, improving housing welfare, and supporting vulnerable populations are crucial steps. Learning from countries like Canada and Japan could make a real difference. Wishing for positive change and strength to overcome these challenges—prayers truly can move mountains!
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  4780. A Pacific Northwest alliance! Water shortages are a serious issue, and resource distribution would be a key factor in any scenario where states go their own way. The question is, could they sustain themselves independently, or would they be even more reliant on outside help? Great food for thought!
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  4781. When housing becomes unaffordable and landlords have all the power, the system stops serving the people. Rent control and fair policies are needed.
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  4782. Absolutely, those who still have homes in these cities are also affected. Rising crime, deteriorating public spaces, and the constant fear of losing everything make daily life harder for everyone.
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  4783. Have a good day! My friend
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  4784. Corruption is definitely a root cause of decline. When money and politics mix without accountability, cities suffer, and everyday people pay the price.
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  4785. That’s a reality a lot of people are waking up to. Thank you for saying it directly. Democracy only works when leaders remember who they serve—and your voice is part of holding them to that.
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  4786. Drugs and crime are symptoms of deeper economic and social issues that have been neglected for too long.
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  4787. Exactly. When prices double, someone is getting rich off of it.
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  4788. It’s a troubling question, and one that needs serious answers. A country with so many resources shouldn’t have this level of crisis. Thank you for bringing attention to this. Wishing for real change and solutions.
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  4789. I hear your concern about media narratives and political influence. While opinions may differ, I appreciate you bringing a different lens to the table. Let’s aim to keep the discussion open and grounded in facts where we can—it helps everyone see the full picture.
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  4790. Thank you for your thoughtful and detailed perspective. The homelessness crisis is indeed complex, involving various social and systemic challenges that require careful attention. Education, both in schools and communities, can play a crucial role in addressing root causes and providing pathways to recovery and stability. It’s a tough journey, but understanding and compassion can lead to solutions. Wishing you hope and brighter days ahead!
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  4791. Absolutely. A city can survive economic hardship, but when even necessities like water and safety fail, people have no choice but to leave. Leadership makes all the difference. Would you like any refinements or different angles? 🚀
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  4792. The hidden side of California is truly captivating. The farmers here are like artists, cultivating the land with care and skill. There's a sense of peace and happiness in these areas that surpasses the bustling energy of any big city in the U.S. A beautiful reminder of the simpler, yet richer, joys of life
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  4793. Fair taxation and breaking housing monopolies could make a huge difference.
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  4794. That’s the reality for a lot of families right now. The cost of living is out of control, and many people feel like they’re working just to survive.
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  4795. That’s a wild take! But in reality, homelessness needs real solutions here at home—affordable housing, mental health support, and job opportunities—not just pushing people elsewhere
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  4796. That’s the reality for a lot of people. The cost of living has skyrocketed while wages haven’t kept up, forcing entire generations out of the places they once called home.
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  4797. Thank you for your comment. It’s true that challenges like inequality and economic struggles are global issues, not limited to one country or region. While plutocracy has created imbalances, investing in education, innovation, and community-driven solutions can help turn things around. Thriving starts with collective effort and a commitment to creating a better future for everyone
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  4798. There’s a lot of speculation about Musk’s ambitions, but at the end of the day, he’s playing a long-term game that most people can’t fully grasp yet. Whether his vision will push humanity forward or leave a mess behind is still up for debate.
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  4799. That’s the question a lot of people are asking. It didn’t happen overnight, but now it feels like no one in power is actually trying to fix it.
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  4800. It’s a bold statement—and it speaks to how many feel about generosity and responsibility among the wealthy. Thanks for being part of this larger conversation.
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  4801. It’s surprising how much visa policies can impact local economies! Arizona has long benefited from cross-border tourism, and losing that revenue stream is a major blow. Hopefully, policymakers will recognize the unintended consequences and find a way to support the industry. Thanks for bringing up this important point!
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  4802. Haha, that definitely adds some humor to the discussion! Musk’s journey has been unpredictable, and whether he can turn things around or not remains to be seen.
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  4803. That’s a thought-provoking question. Foreign aid and international funding are often tied to economic and humanitarian goals. Understanding how these funds are allocated can help promote awareness and encourage more effective global support
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  4804. When profits matter more than people, society suffers. Greed at the top trickles down as struggle for the rest.
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  4805. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s inspiring to hear about your journey from a tough childhood to owning multiple properties. Your dedication and hard work are commendable. Wishing you continued success and strength on your path forward.
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  4806. Trust is crucial for any leader, and Musk’s actions have drawn both admiration and skepticism. His future success will depend on whether he can regain public and investor confidence.
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  4807. That’s a tough decision, and you’re not alone. More and more families are making the same choice, leaving behind places they’ve called home for generations. The question is—will things ever improve enough for people to want to move back?
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  4808. Elections always come with regret for some people. But at this point, the real concern isn’t just who’s in office—it’s whether the next election will actually bring any real change, or just more of the same.
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  4809. This is definitely a passionate take! Technology and innovation have always been controversial topics, especially regarding ownership and ethics. Appreciate your perspective!
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  4810. You’re absolutely right. Real change takes time, effort, and unity—not just slogans. Thank you for that reminder. Let’s stay committed to the long road ahead.
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  4811. Exactly. A government should prioritize its own people first—stable housing, fair wages, and affordable healthcare should come before endless foreign interventions. Taking care of home should always be the top priority.
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  4812.  @pattyperrott  🙏🙏
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  4813.  @pattyperrott  Live and strive
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  4814. It’s fascinating to learn about U.S. cities that are less welcoming to outsiders. This documentary sheds light on the dark side of local culture, where tight-knit communities can sometimes be resistant to change. Understanding these dynamics helps us appreciate the complexities of living in different parts of the country.
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  4815. Absolutely, prayer is a powerful way to find strength and hope in challenging times. 🙏🙏🙏 Let’s keep everyone affected in our thoughts and prayers, and may they find the support and comfort they need.
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  4816. 🍀🍀
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  4817. Absolutely! Not everyone needs college—trade skills could give people real job opportunities and financial stability.
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  4818. That’s some intense passion! Many people feel like democracy is under threat, and the divide in the country is only growing.
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  4819. That’s quite the twist on an old myth—and a vivid way to express frustration. People clearly have strong reactions to political leadership, and humor often helps make those points. Appreciate your creativity!
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  4820. Hello Cliff Marsh, thank you for sharing your perspective! Social challenges are often influenced by a variety of factors, including political dynamics and global influences. Education, open dialogue, and thoughtful policies can help create positive change regardless of political affiliations. Wishing you peace and brighter days ahead! 🙏🌍✨
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  4821. Thank you for your comment! It's true that with so many citizens, the experiences can vary widely. Everyone deserves access to basic, affordable housing, and addressing this issue is crucial for creating a more inclusive and supportive society
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  4822. That’s an interesting perspective. The U.S. has a complicated history with Indigenous communities, and land use policies haven’t always been fair. It would take serious political will to even consider something like this.
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  4823. The numbers might say one thing, but people living in these places see another reality. Until people feel real change in their daily lives, no amount of political speeches will convince them things are getting better.
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  4824. It didn’t happen overnight. Decades of bad policies, rising crime, economic struggles, and lack of leadership have turned once-great cities into places people don’t even feel safe in anymore.
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  4825. Running a country isn’t the same as running a business—governance requires balancing economic, social, and security interests.
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  4826. ☎☎
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  4827. You’re expressing deep emotion, and I respect your perspective. I hope this space continues to be one where we can unpack these issues honestly, and move toward understanding each other better.
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  4828. Leadership decisions have long-term consequences, but blaming one person won’t fix the crisis.
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  4829. Thank you for your thoughtful comment! You’ve highlighted an important point—community support and affordable housing play a critical role in reducing homelessness. In some developing countries, rapid urbanization, unequal wealth distribution, and limited social services can contribute to housing crises. Your country’s approach of supporting family members and building affordable homes is a powerful example of how collective responsibility can create a safety net. Wishing you continued strength and success in fostering a supportive and caring society!
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  4830. That’s a sharp take, and you bring up a big issue—how wealth and image can influence perception. Thank you for putting this out there. It’s worth asking: Are we voting for ideas, or just personas? Your comment sparks an important conversation.
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  4831. It’s a tough reality. So much money wasted, and now everyday Americans are paying the price. The question is—will leadership ever wake up and change course?
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  4832.  @pattyperrott  So Fun :)))
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  4833. Can't blame you. With high taxes, skyrocketing rent, and a growing homelessness crisis, a lot of people are making the same choice.
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  4834. Accountability matters, but real change requires action beyond just protests.
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  4835. Tesla’s valuation has been inflated by hype for years. Investors who saw through the smoke and mirrors are getting out, while others are left scrambling. The days of Tesla stock skyrocketing just on Musk’s tweets might be over.
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  4836. Governance is complex, and issues like economic decline and crime take more than one party to fix.
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  4837. It's shocking that a rich country like this has so many struggling—something must change.
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  4838. A lot of people point to the Reagan era as a turning point, but others argue that economic and political issues go beyond just one party. The bigger question is whether things have actually improved under either side.
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  4839. I hear the intensity behind your words. Let’s try to keep the discussion respectful while still holding companies accountable. That helps more voices be heard.
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  4840. The labor market and homelessness crisis are separate issues. Many homeless Americans struggle with addiction or mental health, while immigrant workers take low-paying jobs that many avoid.
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  4841. I can feel the intensity of your frustration. While I understand your distrust, I encourage open dialogue with respect so that all voices can be heard and progress can be made through understanding—not division.
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  4842. He brings a fascinating perspective on economic systems and inequality. Whether or not the U.S. is collapsing, one thing is clear—ignoring the warning signs never ends well for any empire.
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  4843. Sadly, that’s the truth. Politicians talk, but nothing changes. It’s time for action, not empty promises.
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  4844. It’s alarming to see how quickly some countries are collapsing due to economic instability, homelessness, and political unrest. This documentary highlights the dark side of global challenges that affect millions of lives. Hopefully, these nations find a path toward stability and recovery soon.
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  4845. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Life can be challenging, but determination, education, and resilience can create new opportunities. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with hope, strength, and better possibilities ahead!
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  4846. Many people see a deep connection between faith and the nation’s survival. No matter what happens politically, history shows that strong beliefs have always shaped the U.S.
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  4847. Musk’s presence in the U.S. has definitely sparked strong opinions. Some see him as a visionary innovator, while others view his influence with skepticism. No matter the stance, his role in shaping industries is undeniable. Appreciate your thoughts!
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  4848. Absolutely. History shows that secession isn’t just a political decision—it leads to major legal and military conflicts.
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  4849. And with rent prices skyrocketing, that 60% is struggling more than ever.
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  4850. It’s a shocking contrast. With so much wealth, there should be better ways to tackle homelessness and support those in need.
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  4851. Of course! What’s on your mind?
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  4852. Thank you for your question. If Americans stopped paying property taxes, it could cause local governments to lose essential funding for public services, affecting schools, healthcare, and infrastructure. While it’s understandable to be frustrated with high taxes, the solution lies in advocating for fairer policies and better use of tax revenue. Wishing you a thoughtful and hopeful perspective as we work toward positive change.
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  4853. Job losses and economic shifts are always concerning, especially when they involve major companies like Tesla. The future of EV competition will be interesting to watch, as consumers and industries adjust. Thanks for adding your perspective!
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  4854. That’s a real concern. When trade restrictions hit industries that rely on cross-border commerce, the economic ripple effects can be devastating. The longer this continues, the harder it will be for small businesses and workers to recover. Hopefully, policymakers will step in with solutions before the damage becomes irreversible. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  4855. Washington and British Columbia do share a lot of similarities. But would Washingtonians really want to trade U.S. freedoms for Canadian policies?
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  4856. Homelessness requires both understanding and compassion to address effectively.
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  4857. It really is. It’s hard to imagine how things got this bad. So many people are suffering, and the solutions seem far out of reach. 😢
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  4858. That would be an extreme scenario! If a large-scale breakup were to happen, enforcing borders and airspace regulations would be a logistical challenge. Thanks for contributing this thought-provoking idea!
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  4859. Thank you for sharing your perspective! Diversity, freedom, and democratic values are indeed powerful strengths of many Western countries. Balancing these virtues while addressing challenges is what keeps societies resilient. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with peace, hope, and a brighter future!
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  4860. That's a valid concern. With so many challenges like homelessness and poverty already affecting Americans, adding millions of immigrants without a clear plan could strain resources further. We need better policies to balance both immigration and support for citizens
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  4861. Great question! That’s one of the biggest financial obstacles to secession. Debt, federal obligations, and economic entanglements make separation far more complex than it seems.
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  4862. Leadership and governance are always hotly debated topics, and every administration has its supporters and critics. The real challenge is how people come together to solve problems beyond political disagreements. Constructive action always makes a bigger impact than just discussion. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
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  4863. Thank you for sharing. It’s inspiring that your daughter is chasing her dreams despite the challenges. Cities like New York can be tough, but education, skill-building, and community support can open new doors. Wishing her strength, success, and a bright future ahead! You’ve got this!
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  4864. Prayers are important, but action is just as crucial. The U.S. needs real solutions—affordable housing, fair wages, and better support systems—to truly address homelessness. Change starts with awareness and policy, not just hope. 🙏
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  4865. Thank you for your comment! Following the money is always a good place to start when looking for answers. Understanding how resources are allocated can reveal a lot about priorities and potential inefficiencies.
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  4866. So sad!
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  4867. There’s no denying that crime and instability are major concerns right now. The question is, what’s the real solution before things get even worse?
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  4868. Not all homeless people are addicts. Some lost jobs, suffered medical debt, or fled abusive situations.
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  4869. Appreciate you watching! It’s definitely an interesting topic with a lot of possibilities to consider.
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  4870. Challenges are real, but the human mind is powerful. Innovation and determination have solved bigger problems before—there’s still hope.
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  4871. Many cities across the U.S. have seen a sharp increase in homelessness. Addressing affordable housing and mental health services is crucial.
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  4872. If things keep going in the wrong direction, it wouldn’t be surprising. Society needs real solutions before basic survival becomes criminalized.
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  4873. It’s easy to criticize, but real change comes from policy, not just pointing fingers.
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  4874. Thanks for the honest feedback. I really appreciate you pointing that out—we’re always looking to improve the viewing experience, and your input helps.
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  4875. Exactly. Temporary fixes won’t solve the problem—real change requires action, accountability, and policies that put people first.
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  4876. Haha
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  4877. Thanks for sharing your perspective. The journey to wealth is complex, and many people have concerns about fairness, access, and power. At the same time, it's important to look at each case individually and avoid generalizations. Let’s keep this space thoughtful, open, and respectful for everyone.
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  4878. That’s an interesting stat. While many people have left California due to high costs and other issues, others are still moving in. The real question is—will the state be able to handle its long-term challenges?
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  4879. Many believe that no matter how chaotic things get, there’s a bigger plan at work. But at the same time, history shows that nations can and do fall when people don’t take action.
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  4880. You make a great point. CEOs typically try to remain neutral to avoid alienating customers. Musk’s approach is unconventional, and while it has won him some loyal followers, it has also sparked significant backlash.
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  4881. : SpaceX’s successes and failures have made headlines worldwide. As for politics, the U.S. is going through a period of deep division, and these conversations about leadership and national identity are more relevant than ever.
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  4882. Have a good day, my friend
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  4883. That’s the decision many families are facing right now. When job opportunities dry up and the cost of living keeps rising, moving becomes the only option. The sad part is, many states are losing their best people because of failed leadership.
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  4884. Many of these cities have struggled with mismanagement, but the decline is also tied to economic shifts, housing costs, and broader social issues beyond politics.
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  4885. Absolutely. Thousands of families are suffering, and a safety net is needed.
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  4886. Interesting perspective! Regional cultures and economies might play a big role in how states realign, but would any new alliances be stable in the long run?
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  4887. I understand the fear behind your words, and I thank you for expressing it. Whether we agree or not, sharing concerns like this helps broaden the conversation for everyone.
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  4888. It’s crazy how fast things have changed. A lot of people who once felt secure are now questioning where they want to be. The real challenge is—where’s the better alternative, and will it stay that way?
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  4889. Thank you for your comment. It’s a question many of us are asking as we face the challenges of homelessness, inequality, and societal shifts. While the dark side of these issues is undeniable, there’s also hope in education, awareness ...
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  4890. I’ve been hearing a lot about price hikes lately and how folks are reacting. It makes me wonder — what’s really driving these changes, and how long might this last? Has anyone else noticed this in their own shopping trips?
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  4891. That’s something a lot of people are saying. The city has changed dramatically, and while there are still great things about it, the rising crime and homelessness have made many rethink their visits. It’s a tough situation that needs serious attention.
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  4892. That’s heartbreaking to hear. No one should have to live with that kind of uncertainty. Stay strong.
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  4893. Not all government workers are corrupt—many serve the public and are now struggling.
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  4894. A powerful verse and a reminder that wealth alone won’t save us. When society prioritizes greed over humanity, the consequences are inevitable
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  4895. Have a nice day
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  4896. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s fascinating how migration between states like California and Texas brings different viewpoints and sparks important conversations about politics and policies. Each state has its own unique challenges and opportunities, and preserving what makes Texas special is clearly a priority for many. Wishing you all the best as these changes unfold!
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  4897. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The challenges we face often reflect deeper societal issues. While the future might seem uncertain, compassion, education, and community support can help build a stronger and more united society. Let’s keep pushing for positive change together.
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  4898. Political perspectives are deeply personal, and it’s clear that people on all sides feel strongly about the direction of the country. Regardless of political beliefs, discussions like these help everyone better understand where the country is headed. Thanks for sharing your view!
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  4899. You’ve shared a very strong opinion, and it’s rooted in concern for the country’s future. While it’s important to hold public figures accountable, let’s also keep our language respectful so everyone feels safe sharing. Thank you for speaking from the heart.
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  4900. Many people feel disillusioned with the idea of the "American Dream," especially as economic hardships grow. Job losses, lack of support for essential workers, and government inaction can all contribute to this frustration. It’s a tough reality, but hopefully, solutions can be found to address these growing concerns. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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  4901. Supporting small businesses is something I deeply respect. Your passion for lifting up local economies is inspiring—thank you for reminding us where real community strength often lies.
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  4902. The country has deep divides, but it also has resilience. The future depends on whether people can rise above division or let it tear the nation apart.
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  4903. Dividing the country is an idea that gets talked about a lot, but as you pointed out, it would come with enormous complications—especially when it comes to military assets and national defense. The reality is, despite political differences, the U.S. is deeply interconnected in ways that make splitting incredibly difficult. Thanks for sharing your take!
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  4904. There’s a lot of frustration in this comment, and for good reason. Many people feel like their cities have changed for the worse. But the problems go deeper than just immigration—poor leadership, bad policies, and unchecked corruption have all contributed to the decline. If real solutions aren’t put in place, things will only get worse.
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  4905. Thanks for the clarification! Employment numbers at Tesla’s Buffalo factory have been a point of discussion, and it will be interesting to see how things evolve, especially with shifting economic conditions.
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  4906. Political slogans aside, the real question is: What policies actually improve cities? Simply changing leadership isn’t enough without real reforms.
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  4907. Prioritizing affordable housing for all should be the real focus.
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  4908. Yes, it is. A crisis of this scale impacts real people, not just statistics.
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  4909. It’s an interesting angle—how power and wealth collide in unpredictable ways. Politics and economics are more entwined than ever, and your comment reflects that. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  4910. Automation is a double-edged sword. If planned well, it can create new opportunities, not just take jobs. The key is adapting education and policy.
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  4911. The market and public sentiment play a huge role in any company's success. While some are boycotting, others still support Musk’s ventures. It’ll be interesting to see how Tesla, X, and SpaceX navigate these challenges in the long run.
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  4912. History shows that societies fall when inequality and corruption go unchecked—America must choose wisely.
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  4913. Housing has become a business, and when profit is prioritized over people, homelessness grows.
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  4914. It’s frustrating to see billions spent overseas while so many Americans are struggling with homelessness and poverty. Prioritizing the well-being of citizens at home shouldn’t be a debate—it should be a responsibility.
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  4915. The collapse of states is built on individual struggles—mass layoffs impact entire communities.
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  4916. Disasters like this require leadership and real action, no matter who is in charge. The focus should be on getting help to those in need, not just politics.
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  4917. Thank you for sharing such a well-thought-out approach to addressing the homelessness crisis. Separating housing based on individual needs, providing secure environments, and offering job opportunities within these communities are essential steps toward long-term stability and reintegration. Your perspective highlights how comprehensive policies can create real change. We appreciate your thoughtful input and hope for continued meaningful conversations. Wishing you all the best!
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  4918. Musk’s leadership and business practices certainly divide opinions. Some see him as a force for innovation, while others deeply oppose his influence. It will be interesting to see how his companies evolve in the coming years.
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  4919. Absolutely. It’s beyond a crisis—it’s a full-blown national emergency. Yet those in power act like it’s just another issue to ignore. 🚨
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  4920. Probably worse—unless real change happens. The warning signs are already here.
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  4921. It’s true that many of these issues didn’t happen overnight. Long-term economic shifts, industrial decline, and political decisions have all played a role. Whether or not these problems are solvable depends on leadership and policy changes. Thanks for your perspective!
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  4922. Every country has its strengths and flaws. True leadership is shown in how a nation treats its own people and those in need.
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  4923. Division has been growing for years. The challenge is whether Americans can find common ground or if fractures become permanent.
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  4924. The wealth gap continues to widen. Addressing corporate responsibility and fair wages could help bridge it.
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  4925. That’s a heavy statement! The strength of a country is often tested by how it handles internal conflict. Do you think the legal system is strong enough to prevent major instability, or are we headed toward something more drastic? ⚖🔍
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  4926. True—decay and decline don’t just happen. They are the result of choices, policies, and actions over time. But if destruction is man-made, so is rebuilding.
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  4927. The bigger issue isn’t just people leaving, but why they’re leaving. When young people don’t see a future, it’s a warning sign that a nation is losing its foundation. Depopulation leads to economic decline, a shrinking workforce, and long-term instability.
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  4928. Tariffs have had mixed results. While some argue they protect American jobs, others believe they hurt global trade and economic stability.
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  4929. Not sure what you mean, but people definitely have strong opinions on whether he’s helping or hurting the country.
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  4930. That’s heartbreaking. A home is supposed to be a long-term investment, not something people have to abandon because their city is falling apart. When even retirees are questioning their future, you know things are bad.
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  4931. It’s eerie how relevant those words feel now. With inflation, debt, and financial instability, people are waking up to the reality that the dollar isn’t invincible. The question is—how do we adapt before it’s too late?
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  4932. Legal issues surrounding political figures are always divisive, and public opinion is split on whether accountability will ever be enforced at that level. It will be interesting to see how history unfolds. Thanks for commenting!
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  4933. Always a good reminder! It’s important to fact-check and consider different perspectives before jumping to conclusions. Appreciate your caution!
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  4934. Heartbreaking. No child should have to grow up without stability and love. The world needs more compassion and real solutions.
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  4935. Thank you for sharing your appreciation! Life adrift and off-grid truly offers a unique sense of freedom and simplicity. It’s inspiring to see people embrace such a lifestyle. Wishing you more adventures and peaceful moments ahead! 🌊⛵✨
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  4936. Change only happens when enough people push for it. But the challenge is—everyone has a different idea of what "saving the country" looks like.
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  4937. NY has resilience, but it’s facing major economic and crime-related challenges.
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  4938. Historical comparisons like this are always controversial. Musk’s leadership and influence spark strong opinions, but his role in business and technology is distinct from political history.
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  4939. He’s certainly facing more challenges now than ever before. Whether he can adapt or not will determine his legacy.
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  4940. History repeats itself, but sometimes unity is the better option. Breaking apart could lead to more instability instead of solving problems.
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  4941. Corporate greed and political influence have played a huge role in shaping the current economic landscape. Holding businesses accountable and pushing for fairer policies is a step toward real change.
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  4942. Thank you for sharing what you see on the ground. It’s a brutal contrast that too many are witnessing. Your comment adds real-world weight to this conversation—and it needs to be heard.
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  4943. Have a nice day !
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  4944. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. While some individuals may choose a different lifestyle, the homelessness crisis often stems from deeper issues like economic hardship, mental health challenges, and a lack of access to support systems. Addressing these root causes through education, affordable housing, and community programs can help create opportunities for everyone to thrive. Compassion and understanding go a long way in finding meaningful solutions
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  4945. Thank you for your comment. On one side, Canada is known for its diversity and welcoming nature, which has enriched its culture and economy. However, the growing homelessness crisis highlights the challenges of balancing rapid population growth with affordable housing, resources, and infrastructure. Addressing these systemic issues is crucial to ensure that Canada remains a place of opportunity for everyone
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  4946. That’s still a major debate today. Many Native Hawaiians see it as an occupation rather than a legal annexation. Definitely a part of history that doesn’t get talked about enough.
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  4947. That’s an interesting historical note! The origins of family names often reveal how identities evolve over time. Whether or not it has relevance to today’s politics, it’s always interesting to learn more about history. Thanks for sharing!
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  4948. Musk certainly has a dedicated following! His influence on tech, business, and space exploration has inspired many. It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives on his impact. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm!
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  4949. Thank you for your question! While it might seem like an option, the reality is that living in a 'lawless' place like this comes with its own set of challenges. The lack of infrastructure, safety concerns, and limited resources can make it difficult for many homeless individuals to thrive there. It’s not as simple as it may seem
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  4950. Political shifts always bring fear and speculation, but history has shown that the U.S. is resilient. Faith, unity, and smart leadership—not panic—are what will determine the future.
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  4951. You’ve laid out a strong opinion, and I appreciate the clarity. Regardless of where we stand, discussing accountability in leadership—both political and corporate—is important. Thanks for joining from Australia!
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  4952. Corruption exists in both parties. Economic decline isn’t exclusive to any political side.
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  4953. Thank you for your comment! Greedy landlords can indeed exacerbate housing issues, driving up costs and making it harder for people to find affordable homes. Stronger tenant protections and fair housing policies are crucial to addressing this problem.
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  4954. It’s tough when people feel like their country has turned its back on them. America has always had its flaws, but there’s still a lot worth fighting for. If enough people push for real change, things can improve—but it won’t happen overnight. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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  4955. Tesla’s move to Texas was a major decision with both supporters and critics. Some believe it benefited the state, while others argue it was a risky investment.
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  4956. You bring up a concern shared by many—that wealth can insulate people from consequences. It’s a good reminder that real systemic change often starts with accountability. Appreciate your insight.
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  4957. That’s an interesting theory! Discussions about Musk, business, and politics tend to attract global attention, and different perspectives always emerge.
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  4958. Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's true that every region faces its own unique challenges, from economic struggles to social and public service issues. While the U.S. and parts of Europe grapple with these realities, it’s interesting to see how emerging nations are rising. Global dynamics are shifting, and addressing these challenges with innovation and cooperation is essential for progress
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  4959. That’s a sharp take—and you’re right that even a fraction of a billion would still provide incredible comfort. It raises good questions about how much is “enough” and what we expect from those with vast resources. Thanks for joining the conversation.
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  4960. Public perception of Musk and Trump is highly polarized. While some reject their influence, others see them as disruptors challenging the status quo.
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  4961. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. Homelessness reflects a difficult reality in America. Building more shelters and providing long-term support could bring hope to many. Wishing you and everyone a Merry Christmas filled with compassion and positive change!
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  4962. Tesla’s premium pricing was once justified by innovation, but with more competition entering the EV market, people are questioning if it’s worth the hype.
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  4963. Exactly. Secession isn’t as simple as just deciding to leave—there are huge legal and political obstacles. That’s why, even though people talk about it, it’s unlikely to actually happen.
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  4964. Leadership matters, but real change comes from the people demanding accountability.
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  4965. Thank you for your thoughtful perspective. Economic systems can be challenging, but they also create opportunities for innovation and growth. By focusing on education, skill development, and community support, we can work toward a more sustainable and inclusive future. Positive change starts with understanding and collective action.
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  4966. Many were surprised by Musk’s political shift. Some see it as strategic, while others think he’s hurting his own brand. Only time will tell if it was the right move.
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  4967. Thank you for your thoughtful comment. You’ve captured the essence of what many Americans feel—an enduring belief in the potential of this country, despite the challenges. The dark side of corruption and misplaced priorities does highlight the need for change, starting with focusing resources on programs that directly benefit our communities. By fostering education, economic opportunities, and fair governance, we can rebuild trust and create a brighter future for all. Together, we can make progress toward the true promise of this land of opportunity!
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  4968. Faith and values have always played a big role in shaping America’s identity. The 4th Commandment about keeping the Sabbath holy is an important reminder for many about the need for reflection, rest, and spiritual connection. No matter where one stands, the challenge is finding ways to uphold moral and ethical principles in a rapidly changing world. Appreciate your perspective!
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  4969. While police reform is needed, completely removing law enforcement could create more chaos. The real solution is a balanced approach—accountability, better training, and community support programs.
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  4970. Exactly. Even wealthy states still rely on federal aid for disaster relief, highways, and essential programs. Independence isn’t as simple as it sounds.
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  4971. America has its challenges, but hope and resilience can drive change. Wishing for a brighter future ahead!
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  4972. Some see these crises as moral reckoning, but practical solutions and community action are also needed.
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  4973. That’s a helpful clarification—thanks for pointing it out. Global production has made these lines blur, and you’ve added nuance that’s important to this conversation.
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  4974. The cost of living crisis is global. More people are being forced into alternative lifestyles just to survive.
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  4975. Everyone deserves a home and the resources to rebuild their life.
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  4976. You're absolutely right. The cost of living has become unbearable for so many, and real change is needed. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Wishing for solutions that make housing more affordable for everyone.
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  4977. Elections are the core of democracy. The key is ensuring fair representation and policies that unite rather than divide.
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  4978. Let’s hope so! If Musk can tackle housing and affordability the way he’s approached tech and space travel, maybe we’ll see some real innovation. But it’s going to take more than just one person to fix this crisis
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  4979. Space exploration and environmental concerns are deeply connected. While some see Musk’s vision for Mars as exciting, others believe we should focus on protecting Earth first.
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  4980. Thank you for sharing your perspective. Political leadership can influence state policies, but many social and economic challenges are complex and rooted in broader systemic issues. Addressing these problems requires cooperation, thoughtful policies, and community support, regardless of political affiliation. Wishing for positive change and better solutions ahead!
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  4981. The strength of a nation comes from unity. If division grows, the real challenge is figuring out how to bring people together before it’s too late.
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  4982. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Balancing domestic needs with international relations is a complex challenge for any government. Prioritizing essential services like healthcare, housing, and education at home while maintaining diplomatic commitments abroad is key to building a stronger and more compassionate society. Let’s hope for more balanced and thoughtful policies in the future
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  4983. Every state plays a role in the country’s economic system, and while some contribute more in federal taxes, others rely on support due to varying industries and populations. Instead of division, finding ways to bridge economic and political differences might lead to better solutions. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4984. Politics always sparks strong opinions! Leadership decisions shape the country's direction, and different administrations bring different approaches. Thanks for joining the conversation—political shifts definitely play a role in shaping the future of states!
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  4985. It’s frustrating to see billions spent on foreign wars while homelessness in the U.S. keeps rising. Priorities are completely out of order—America needs to take care of its own people first.
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  4986. People laughed at Idiocracy, but look around—autocorrect is making us worse at spelling, GPS is erasing our sense of direction, and AI is literally thinking for us. If intelligence is a muscle, we’re letting it atrophy. The question is: are we too far gone to fix it?
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  4987. Musk’s influence in politics is growing, and that’s raising concerns. Billionaires shaping policies behind the scenes is nothing new, but when they get too involved, democracy starts looking more like a business deal.
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  4988. Government accountability is always an important topic. Many people feel disillusioned with both major parties, and discussions about economic policies and global power shifts are more relevant than ever.
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  4989. Thank you for sharing this. It highlights the growing disparity between rising living costs and stagnant wages, which is a tough reality for many. Addressing this requires a focus on fair housing policies, financial education, and advocating for wage growth that keeps pace with inflation. Let’s hope for solutions that create a more balanced and equitable system for everyone
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  4990. It’s devastating to see. Cities were meant to be homes, not survival camps.
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  4991. That would send a strong message, but in reality, most workers can’t afford to walk away. Tesla’s workforce is stuck between dealing with Musk’s unpredictable leadership and trying to keep their jobs in a tough economy.
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  4992. I hear the sarcasm—and it’s a feeling many share. When regular people face real struggle, it can be tough to sympathize with massive fortunes. Appreciate you joining the conversation!
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  4993. America is one of the richest nations in the world, yet homelessness is skyrocketing. The gap between wealth and poverty is reaching unsustainable levels.
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  4994. Alaska’s unique position makes this an interesting theory! With its proximity to Canada and resource-rich land, it’s easy to see why some might suggest it. But do you think the people of Alaska would actually go for it? 🏔🇨🇦
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  4995. Thanks for dropping by! We welcome all perspectives here—but we hope to keep things respectful so everyone can share and be heard. The more we listen to each other, the stronger our community becomes.
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  4996. Many people see this crisis as a moral reckoning—change is needed.
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  4997. That’s an interesting point! The question of military assets in a hypothetical secession scenario would be a major challenge, as these resources are federally owned. Historically, military bases and assets have been a crucial part of negotiations in secessionist movements worldwide. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4998. Thank you for your comment! It's important to discuss how policies and power dynamics affect everyday Americans. Let’s hope for solutions that prioritize fairness and the well-being of all people, ensuring everyone has an opportunity to thrive
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  4999. I hear your frustration, and you're not alone in feeling this way. The growing divide between the wealthy and the struggling is becoming more apparent, especially in cities where the cost of living has skyrocketed. When basic necessities like rent, electricity, and gas become unaffordable, it's no surprise that more people are forced into makeshift housing—whether in tents, vehicles, or overcrowded shelters. The contrast is stark—while tech elites live in luxury high-rises, many hardworking people are left wondering how they'll make it to the next paycheck. It’s a tough reality, and the system seems to be favoring the few while leaving the many behind. That said, history has shown that even in the darkest times, change can happen. It won’t be easy, but conversations like these are important because they shine a light on the problems that need fixing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—wishing you strength and resilience in these challenging times. Stay hopeful. 💡
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  5000. Musk’s influence extends beyond just Tesla—his businesses impact multiple industries and economies. The outcome of his current struggles will have widespread effects.
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  5001. That’s a great question. States with lower costs of living, strong job markets, and better governance tend to be doing better. It would be worth looking at what policies are working instead of repeating the ones that are failing.
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  5002. Voter integrity is important, but divisive rhetoric won’t help unite the country—strong leadership and policies matter more than political color.
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  5003. Thank you for sharing your perspective. The idea of the American Dream means different things to different people—while it’s a reality for some, it remains a goal for others. Let’s hope for a future where more people have the opportunity to turn that dream into reality.
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  5004. Wealth inequality is worsening, and more safety nets are needed.
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  5005. 👉 That’s a great question! Some government workers may receive severance packages or temporary benefits, but not all positions come with long-term salary guarantees. The specifics depend on the department, budget allocations, and government policies. Thanks for bringing this up!
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  5006. True! The Free State Project is an interesting experiment in libertarian ideals, but breaking away would bring economic and political challenges. Ambition is great, but sustainability is key!
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  5007. Unregulated rent hikes and corporate ownership of housing are pushing people into homelessness. Affordable housing should be a priority.
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