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Xaldin wroteFunsta wroteKyloCrux wrote No, it does not make me wanna throw my phone. I worked to pay for my phone, they are working for something as well. Manual labors teaches good discipline. I have one daughter and another child on the way, and they will work for their wants as I did as a kid. Every country has different jobs, this is one that specific country does. That isn't our problem.
May seem heartless of me, but this is how the world works.
Did.you work for 12 hours a day sonce the age of.4 for 8pemce a day doing grown mans labour..... with no clean water
Not everywhere that is not industrialized is unfit to live in, we've had to develop systems for clean water since we began as a species. If we could snap our fingers and give everyone food, water and easy lives we would but thats not how it works.
I agree you have to work to reap the rewards,but not at that age and they should be entitled to clean water,it can be changed,by the companies they work for,they generate billions from these batteries and cant provide a well with clean water and pay a bit more,i agree the world does worl to that extent,but raising the awareness of this encourages others to acknowledge what they take for granted,encourage them to help or if not then atleast be grateful for what they have.
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Theres things the bosses of these companys from OUR countries that cause this,then theres things they could do for themselves,where do you draw the line between that?,
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Funsta wroteXaldin wroteFunsta wroteKyloCrux wrote No, it does not make me wanna throw my phone. I worked to pay for my phone, they are working for something as well. Manual labors teaches good discipline. I have one daughter and another child on the way, and they will work for their wants as I did as a kid. Every country has different jobs, this is one that specific country does. That isn't our problem.
May seem heartless of me, but this is how the world works.
Did.you work for 12 hours a day sonce the age of.4 for 8pemce a day doing grown mans labour..... with no clean water
Not everywhere that is not industrialized is unfit to live in, we've had to develop systems for clean water since we began as a species. If we could snap our fingers and give everyone food, water and easy lives we would but thats not how it works.
I agree you have to work to reap the rewards,but not at that age and they should be entitled to clean water,it can be changed,by the companies they work for,they generate billions from these batteries and cant provide a well with clean water and pay a bit more,i agree the world does worl to that extent,but raising the awareness of this encourages others to acknowledge what they take for granted,encourage them to help or if not then atleast be grateful for what they have.
No offense buddy, but you are preaching to the wrong choir. You aren't going to raise all that much awareness here.
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impartial wrote Then again, they still bring children into this world with the parents knowing the conditions they will be brought into.
If people stopped having sex because living conditions were shit, the human species would have ended millenniums ago.
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Funsta wroteXaldin wroteFunsta wroteKyloCrux wrote No, it does not make me wanna throw my phone. I worked to pay for my phone, they are working for something as well. Manual labors teaches good discipline. I have one daughter and another child on the way, and they will work for their wants as I did as a kid. Every country has different jobs, this is one that specific country does. That isn't our problem.
May seem heartless of me, but this is how the world works.
Did.you work for 12 hours a day sonce the age of.4 for 8pemce a day doing grown mans labour..... with no clean water
Not everywhere that is not industrialized is unfit to live in, we've had to develop systems for clean water since we began as a species. If we could snap our fingers and give everyone food, water and easy lives we would but thats not how it works.
I agree you have to work to reap the rewards,but not at that age and they should be entitled to clean water,it can be changed,by the companies they work for,they generate billions from these batteries and cant provide a well with clean water and pay a bit more,i agree the world does worl to that extent,but raising the awareness of this encourages others to acknowledge what they take for granted,encourage them to help or if not then atleast be grateful for what they have.
No one is entitled to anything, not even things required to live.
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This aint a debate its a rant,have your opinion,i just care thats all
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