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July 16th 15, 12:50 AM
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Do you think people who own netbook with Windows could ask for government
social help to upgrade to Windows 10 and go for a trip around the world to understand poverty? I think I understand poverty, I mean people without smartphone or laptop, who can't eat hamburgers or drink orange juice are really poor but people with laptop who don't have a job do they assume they are feeling low or do you think they deserve to eat and drink for free? 
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July 16th 15, 01:55 AM
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I think people who are not poor can understand poverty without feeling the
same way. I think we can also understand poor people without understanding poverty. That doesn't mean we have to like all people. For example I don't understand Chinese people but I don't hate them. Sometimes we feel hate when people are stupid but we don't have to harm them. Sometimes I feel the need to go away. "Jack Smith" escreveu na mensagem ... Do you think people who own netbook with Windows could ask for government social help to upgrade to Windows 10 and go for a trip around the world to understand poverty? I think I understand poverty, I mean people without smartphone or laptop, who can't eat hamburgers or drink orange juice are really poor but people with laptop who don't have a job do they assume they are feeling low or do you think they deserve to eat and drink for free?
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July 16th 15, 02:43 AM
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I think there are few stupid people but we all have our moments.
"shadow" escreveu na mensagem ... I think people who are not poor can understand poverty without feeling the same way. I think we can also understand poor people without understanding poverty. That doesn't mean we have to like all people. For example I don't understand Chinese people but I don't hate them. Sometimes we feel hate when people are stupid but we don't have to harm them. Sometimes I feel the need to go away. "Jack Smith" escreveu na mensagem ... Do you think people who own netbook with Windows could ask for government social help to upgrade to Windows 10 and go for a trip around the world to understand poverty? I think I understand poverty, I mean people without smartphone or laptop, who can't eat hamburgers or drink orange juice are really poor but people with laptop who don't have a job do they assume they are feeling low or do you think they deserve to eat and drink for free?
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July 16th 15, 12:13 PM
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On Thu, 16 Jul 2015 02:43:43 +0100, Jack Smith wrote:
I think there are few stupid people but we all have our moments. Sig alert!
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July 16th 15, 12:56 PM
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"mechanic" wrote in message ... On Thu, 16 Jul 2015 02:43:43 +0100, Jack Smith wrote: I think there are few stupid people but we all have our moments. Sig alert! Yeah, you have to be a little leery of someone who has conversations with themselves :-O -- SC Tom
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July 16th 15, 03:38 PM
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Man, I'm writer...
"SC Tom" escreveu na mensagem ... "mechanic" wrote in message ... On Thu, 16 Jul 2015 02:43:43 +0100, Jack Smith wrote: I think there are few stupid people but we all have our moments. Sig alert! Yeah, you have to be a little leery of someone who has conversations with themselves :-O -- SC Tom
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