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US poverty rate higher than Russia, Phillipines, Bosnia, China, etc
- Thread starter Emily
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sharon sanders
Editor-in-Chief & President
Not defending the US but who can believe Russia or China's numbers? They are oligarchies.
How the US treats its vulnerable people is a disgrace.
How the US treats its vulnerable people is a disgrace.
Emily
Editor, Senior Moderator
Agree - I picked those for the headline to create interest. But I trust Canada and they are 6% above us, along with a lot of other developed countries that I think have as honest or better stats than us.
I thought it worrisome that the US was only .1% better off than Greece, the next down on the list. We might really be quite a bit worse off than Greece if their stats are more honest than ours have gotten to be since 1980.
I thought it worrisome that the US was only .1% better off than Greece, the next down on the list. We might really be quite a bit worse off than Greece if their stats are more honest than ours have gotten to be since 1980.