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Afro Pop
by Raymond Byabazaire - 10/01/26 12:39 PM
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Afro Pop
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Mara Cole
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...there is enough work to go around.......it just needs to be spread more evenly. I agree completely! The main problem of this civilization is not created by poor people who are struggling to survive and who are worried about their future, so, therefore, are now demonstrating around the Globe in trying to secure their bare existence. It's created by not more then a 100 people who own 90% of this planet's riches, by their greed and by the fact that it's designed strictly and only for their purposes. In order to survive as a species we have to redesign the system, so it would work well for both sides of the equation, there's 7 billion of us here and each one deserves a fair chance!
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