so China can literally wipe out poverty and we're still struggling with people living off 3 bucks a day in the US? 
what's up with that? is it really just about productivity and AI or is there more to it? seems like some ppl in power are more concerned with lining their own pockets than helping those at the bottom. I mean, who needs healthcare when you can have big beautiful bills, right? 
. It's crazy that despite all the economic growth, there are still 4 million ppl struggling to make ends meet daily 
. China might have an authoritarian gov but at least they're tackling poverty head-on 
. The US is all about market efficiency over people, it's so sad 
. Trump's Big Beautiful Bill Act is a total joke, slashing healthcare coverage and cutting nutrition assistance programs 
. It's not just the current admin's fault, this has been a pattern for decades 
. We need to rethink our priorities and make sure everyone has access to basic needs like food and healthcare 
. The US can't keep living in a country where some ppl are living on $3 a day 
. productivity and ai are definitely a thing for us but it seems like our policies towards low-income fams are, like, totally whack . we should be investing more in programs that support low-income families not slashing healthcare coverage and funding for nutrition assistance programs . this 7% cut in income is just, wow. how can the gov just ignore its poorest citizens like that? it's not like china is perfect but at least they're trying to address poverty issues . us should be looking into other solutions beyond just market efficiency I'm literally shook rn... can't believe how many ppl r struggling with poverty in the US it's like they're living on the streets 
while others are swimming in cash 1990-2019, China reduced poverty from 943 million to ZERO 
and now we're still dealing with 4 million Americans struggling daily... what's the diff? is it because they're too busy making money or is it bcos our gov's not investing enough in social programs 
slashing healthcare coverage and reducing nutrition assistance programs? that's straight up cruel 
I mean, who decides that some ppl r more important than others? 
it's like they're saying "you're not worthy of healthcare or food" 
it's like they think poverty is just a natural part of life 
newsflash: poverty isn't okay, and we need to do better 