andrewducker (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png) andrewducker) wrote2009-05-21 12:30 pm
andrewducker) wrote2009-05-21 12:30 pm
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                Being poor is knowing exactly how much everything costs.
 Being poor is getting angry at your kids for asking for all the crap they see on TV.
 Being poor is having to keep buying $800 cars because they're what you can afford, and then having the cars break down on you, because there's not an $800 car in America that's worth a damn.
 Being poor is hoping the toothache goes away.
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                Because they don't have access to the options that the rich have.
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                How the UK's unemployment benefits system screws over people who have been working for years.
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                With your leet metalsmithing abilities...
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                Amusing one-panel webcomic
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                CHINA has lost its position as the world's lowest-cost components manufacturer to India and Mexico, a study indicated on Wednesday, in a blow for the Asian giant as it fights the financial crisis.
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                Of course, the chances of a mass change over to healthier eating is pretty slim...




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I also couldn't help thinking much the same as the British dude who'd left a comment on that original post - 'being poor'/'your car'? In the same sentence? Dude. It would be very weird to live somewhere where poor people felt they needed to, or indeed could afford to, drive.
Very good read about money:
http://www.ruskin.org.uk/content/view/18/18/
I've got copies of both 'Unto This Last' and the (much quicker to read) comic book version which I'm happy to lend folk!
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