Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "5MinuteSchool" channel.

  1. Not being funny but I'm in my 60s and Southend has always been a shitehole.
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  2. Hell no, who wants to live in a country like the USA. However bad it is in the UK it's a 1000 times worse in the USA. I thank the Lord every night that he chose for me not to be an American.
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  3. Defense? are you American? in England is Defence.
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  4. Took his watch and cash, but not his phone? weird.
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  5.  @bobnixon7123  I guarantee you can't spell.
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  6.  @MichaelB2L  Have you seen how many smart phones get stolen in the UK? 78,000 in 2023 - so I question why he had cash and a watch taken and the robbers were so kind as to leave him with his phone, so he could call police. Makes no sense, I smell bs*
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  7. You wouldn’t be pullin that kinda shite in London — they'd shiv ya without blinkin. The lads dealin here in Ireland are a bit soft in comparison, like.
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  8. ​ @Dandroid5000  I’ve travelled extensively across the USA, and your perspective is disconnected from reality. Try visiting the Houston Greyhound bus garage at night, where you’ll see hundreds of people, affected by drugs like spice and bath salts, moving zombie-like at 1 mph, chasing a single dollar. Even in major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York, there are neighbourhoods facing extreme poverty and food insecurity. These areas, often referred to as "food deserts," have limited access to affordable, nutritious food. Food banks and soup kitchens are critical in these urban areas, with many non-profits running food distribution programs to help those in need. The USA has the most medicated population on the planet and is also the most morbidly obese Western country too. Then there’s the opioid crisis, particularly devastating in rural and economically depressed regions, leading to widespread addiction, overdose deaths, and broken families. Urban areas also grapple with homelessness and finding food, while racial and economic disparities continue to worsen these problems, making it incredibly difficult for marginalized communities to escape the cycle of poverty and substance abuse. Whilst you were holidaying in California you obviously had your eyes closed. California has a housing crisis. Skyrocketing home prices and rents, combined with a lack of affordable housing, have led to severe homelessness, particularly in major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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