Quote from: paxmao on September 07, 2019, 10:32:01 PM

Nope, not everyone has that in america. For starters, there are 2 million people in prisons and nearly 6 on other similar legal situation. No cars for them.

There are 50 million people living in poverty in the USA.

Well, US may still considered lucky compare to us living in third world. Fifty million in US alone? That's not the worst, how about 63.2% of Philippines' population living under $5.5 per day (as of 2015)? Though I'm not experiencing a total poverty, I can feel their suffering. For me the definition of "poor" in US was very different here, it is more severe. If few bucks there can already buy you a decent meal then here it is already the money which a poor man can only earn to sustain the daily needs of his family for this whole day.

Quote from: paxmao on September 07, 2019, 10:32:01 PM

You can make a country look very advanced and nice if you ignore everything that is not right and everyone who has been dumped off the system.

So true. One of the best examples I can show is Makati ~ The Financial Capital of the Philippines.

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Sounds promising huh but in reality there's a sad truth behind these buildings which we can't deny,

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