A few days after the big quake in Chile, people are starting to loot. They have not eaten for days. Banks are closed and couldn’t operate even if they were open, so there is no money available to buy things. If people are starving, is it permitted to just take the things you need to survive? Does the law allow that, or are you just supposed to go off and die? Is there any provision in the law for allowing people to do what they must to survive a disaster, or are we required to meekly starve to death?

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There’s a program @ my university where they give a MEMORIAL Loan to students who are in financial need & are receiving financial aid, & the money is deducted from my refund checks. But they told me that if I am in DIRE need, I have to write them a letter of being in extenuating circumstances, so I can get the money earlier. I’m on a fixed income, my electricity bill is high because I had to pay a deposit on it, & I’m low on food & clothing, & I need books & school supplies. & this type of loan is NOT credit-based. My financial credit is poor as a result of Hurricane Katrina (long story) but I became in debt, trying to replace my necessities.

I only have 3 towels & washcloths left. I didn’t realize my brother was stealing my stuff when I was living with him. Now I have my own apartment.
I’m asking in the ETIQUETTE section since this has to do with trying to persuade politely & properly & not rudely.

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This past winter, I got married to a Chinese man in Shanghai. His immediate family lives in Sichuan and, according to him, they had no money (even before the earthquake). Therefore, despite the tradition that says that his family was responsible for everything related to the wedding, my family ended up shelling the money out. Also, we came to an agreement that the wedding would be in Shanghai because we met there and also because of the extensive damage from the earthquake.

His mother arrived a week before the wedding and everything went South from there. She looked at me like I was a leper when I first met her at the airport and absolutely hated it when her son even talked to me while she was in the room. She would literally talk over me whenever I said something and wouldn’t even look a me if she could help it. Of course, when she wanted me to buy something, I was expected to shell out for it.

I think the kicker came when we went to buy the rings. She and another relative came with us. I bought mine, and when it came time for my husband to choose his, she intervened and chose one of the most expensive ones in the case for him. Of course, he folded and went with it. Then she proceeded to buy herself a ring that cost more than mine. Remember, my family had had to pay for the wedding because she supposedly had no money. Then, the night before the wedding, she threw a very theatrical crying fit that really made the other relatives angry with her.

On the day of the wedding, she skipped the tea ceremony that was held at a relative’s house. Luckily, we were able to improvise and it went beautifully. Then, at the banquet, she showed up late, refused to bless or even look at us, and left early. She refused to bless us in front of all of our guests, and the videographer mercifully cut this out of the wedding video.

The next day, my oh-so-loving husband took the red envelope money his relatives had given us along with about 1,000 RMB from my purse and went on a nine-hour shopping spree with her and without me.

He’s going in for his visa interview in three weeks. Once his mother was out of the picture, everything was fine. However, this continues to bother me and I am really starting to question whether or not I should go through with this. Was this normal? Another thing is that I’m American but not white or Asian (I’m a Pacific Islander) and some of my friends have been suggesting that that might have been a factor. Either way, it just really worries me that I became garbage/an ATM while she was there and I wonder what he’s going to do when he comes to America.

What would you do in this situation?

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This would be anywhere from July 1st to the last week of August. I begin college the last week of August. I looked into the Peace Corps, but it lasts 27 months, and I can only defer acceptance from college for one year. Although I could take a year off of school, I would prefer to go for about 2 months. I am willing to go anywhere, but would prefer to not go with a religiously affiliated group, as I am not very religious. But if necessary, I will. I am also willing to pay for the flights there and back, but that is really all of the money that I have (if this is going to be an international trip). I really just want to do something that makes a difference before I spend four years in college.

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I thought it was great that there was such a big tribute to the life of Eddie Guerrero, but when I remembered how oither wrestlers such as John Tenta(Earthquake), Crash Holly, and Michael Heidstrand(Road Warrior Hawk) were NOT given that same level of appreciation, it disgusted me.

What the hell made them not good enough to have their life and career celebrated like Eddie Guerrero’s was?

Was it because Eddie had a big family, and that they were all telling Vince to show that huge tribute, where Eddie had a ALOT of people backing him up, hius entire family but where the others’ families were not big enough? Hell, they even sold Eddie Guerrero R.I.P. t-shirts but never gave that sort of attention to the other deceased wrestlers.

I did not see the thing for Umaga so I don’t know what happened there, but I’m willing to bet that if there was a tribute, that it was no where near as big as Eddie’s.

Was it because Eddie became a main eventer and accomplished more in recent times that those others? Wasn’t Road Warrior Hawk a main eventer and tag team champion? Wasn’t Earthquake giving Hogan a run for his money and dominated the tag team division with Dino Bravo in the late 80s?

Just because Eddie Guerrero might have accomplished more and had a bigger family who DEMANDED that Vince give him a huge tribute, doesn’t mean that those other wrestlers were less of a human being that Eddie was. They should have all gotten a decent tribute, not just some quick several second R.I.P screen where they show a picture and the their bithday to deathdate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdnzpAnhoxc

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Pat Robertson says he has launched a ‘Major’ relief effort for haiti. Seems he has asked his followers to send him money and he will pray for Haitians.
Wonder how much he will add to his already substantial wealth at the expense of this tragedy.

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A lot of countries give to disaster relief, The U.S., Canada, England, and Israel are just some of them.. Do any predominately muslim countries ever give their money?.
Thomas ; If some of those countries have money for nukes , they have enough to give .

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If the region is so prone to powerful earthquakes, then why weren’t buildings designed to resist the effects of a catastrophic earthquake? Clearly, that would be cheaper and safer than having 200,000 people die, anarchy in the streets, and people with nowhere to go. Does anyone know if the new buildings will be designed to withstand the full force of a natural disaster? Part of the problem now is that the Haitian government did not have strong building codes.
Yes, I know it’s a poor country. But they will eventually rebuild. It would be cheaper for other countries to lend Haiti money for earthquake proof infrastructure instead of having to bail it out each time a disaster strikes.

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My contemporary issues class is doing a fundraiser in order to raise money for Haitian relief. I am making the video announcement for our morning announcements, and I’m having trouble finding music to go with the pictures and text. There is no video. It is about one minute long, but the song can be longer- I can always shorten it. Any suggestions?

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I’m looking into some ideas of stuff i could make to raise money for the Haiti Earthquake. I would send all the profits to the Red Cross or Oxfam (which the canadian government matchs up to 50millions total)
but i don’t know exactly what i should make that would sell best.

so far i’ve thought of;
- key chains with a wooden piece painted with and haitian design.
- necklace with the same patern
- typical food like pain patat or haitian coconut candies
- small painting with haitian deisgn
- picture frame with haitian design

which one to you like best or think you would buy.. or any other ideas?

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I want to help out with disasters like the Haiti earthquake but I haven’t been able to because I don’t have the money to physically get to the disasters. I’m young and strong, have a decent amount of first aid training, and a strong desire to help. Who could use me if it meant paying my way there?

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Global News Blog
Wyclef Jean Haiti earthquake: Singer leads charge to help through Yele Haiti charity – and Twitter
Hip Hop artist Wyclef Jean is urging people to donate to his Haitian charity, Yéle Haiti, by texting "YELE" to 501501. (The donation will be automatically charged to your cellphone bill.) His is one of many Haiti earthquake relief efforts underway.

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Global-News/2010/0113/Wyclef-Jean-Haiti-earthquake-Singer-leads-charge-to-help-through-Yele-Haiti-charity-and-Twitter

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I spend .00 at "China Fun" on vegetable fried rice easily! So donating .00 to help those in need is cake for me!
Unless you have a "legit" website, I’m not texting nor do I vouch for "Haiti" 90999. You need to post a "legit" website! Sorry but I just don’t trust random numbers. Come legit or don’t come at all!
http://www.ksee24.com/news/local/81371092.html Ok, I see where you’re getting your information from. I’m sorry for coming off rude like. I owe you an apology. ( ^ _ ^ ) There happen to be people who use catastrophic events such as this for their own personal gain. I also did "Haiti" 90999 just a few seconds ago and received a confirmation text. Thanks for answer S.J.
I checked it out EeeBee and it’s legit. I really hope that all the money goes to helping the people of Haiti. I really do.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/01/13/yele.wyclef.haiti.relief/index.html?section=cnn_latest

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I of course would like to apologize to the world as well. I am sorry that my tax dollars go to paying dues to the useless UN. I am sorry that we are not feeding hungry Americans with that money. I am sorry that my tax dollars go to disaster relief to ungrateful countries. I am sorry that the US gives any military aid to the misogynistic theocracy that is saudi arabia.

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I’ll explain the plot since it’s not finished: so Anna is at her parents house to just visit them over the summer, her father is going to die while she is there, and she is going to send her friend Debra a letter, telling her about it, and saying that she will come back late because of the funeral. Meanwhile Debra her friend reads the letter, but it falls of the balcony, because of the wind, and a stranger picks it up for some reason. this stranger turns out to be Anna’s brother, who hasn’t talked to her in awhile… he is in trouble with his ‘friends’, (this part is a bit unclear for me), they are basically a bunch of trouble makers, they sell drugs for money, make deals like that, so now they are in trouble because they killed someone in a confrontation, while they were making this deal, and now Derek the brother doesn’t what anything to do with them, so he ran away … because they are making threats, that they will blame it all on him since his prints might be on the gun, now he is force to pay them or something like that, and since these guys are paranoid, and afraid that he might turn them in they want to kill him, so in the end I think they will either shoot him or he will shoot one of them and they all get arrested.. I’m not really sure how to end it.
But my question is if the plot sounds logical , and does it make sense, and if not what’s wrong with it. And also if my writing style is engaging and if you have any tips I would really appreciate them, thank you.

Debra was twenty two years old, but she looked as if she was only eighteen. Her thick brown hair was naturally wavy, and her eyes were a mixture of light green and brown. She sat on the couch snuggly wrapped up in a wool blanket, her eyes focusing on the fluttering piece of paper that was pinned between a small stool and a broken coffee cup. The balcony door was opened and a cool breeze circulated around the room. Debra unwrapped herself from the blanket, took the piece of paper from underneath the cup and went out to the balcony. Her eyes began to concentrate on the letter, but as she tried to unfold it, the piece of paper which was now fluttering furiously between her fingers, slipped out of her hand and began to sway out of her reach. She looked down over the balcony to check if there was anybody there, but the only person she could see was a man, who had just turned around the block. Debra quickly put on an old pair of jeans, grabbed her jacket and keys locked the door and walked down the stairs. She went around to the back of the building, from where she could see a little of the concrete that made up her balcony floor. She looked around for the piece of paper that had flown over the balcony a few minutes ago, but she could not see it anywhere. The street was still empty but far off she could see the man in a black jacket disappearing as he turned to the right around the corner of the block, as he did she noticed his fist tightly clenching a piece of white paper. She felt a little rain drop hit the tip of her nose, it was a cloudy day, small drops of rain plummeted down from the thick cloud above her and danced around on the concrete as they fell, ‘why did he take it?”She thought to herself and began to run towards the corner where the man had turned. She saw him enter the convenient store across the street and fallowed him inside. When she walked inside it was already pouring. The man with the black jacket was standing with his back faced towards her; he seemed to be looking at the newspapers in front of him. She eyed him anxiously for a few seconds and then directed her gaze towards the lady standing behind the cash register.
‘May I help you?’ she asked, with a slight indifference in her tone.
‘yea…umm, where do you have coffee?’ Debra got the coffee from the back of the store and walked back in the same direction. She noticed that the man in the black jacket had turned around and was walking towards the cash register. He was buying an umbrella. Debra had no doubt he had the letter from Anna clutched in his hands. But the fact that he had taken it made her reluctant to ask him why. Why would a stranger be interested in this letter, and for what reason had he crumpled it up in a ball?
“excuse me sir?”
“yes?”
“That paper you are holding: I think you picked it up when you were passing my building, it fell from my balcony. It’s a letter from my friend”
“Oh, it is…Do you recognize me by any chance?” he asked curiously, without smiling.
“No…. should I?” Debra asked startled from the unexpected question.
“well, we’ve met before” he said as he cleared his throat “I’m Derek, Anna’s Brother.”
As she skimmed the features of his face she realized that he was not lying. He had the same color hair and eyes as his sister, and somehow his features, although more rugged and
masculine in shape still resembled Anna’s.

The house was separated from the others by an old fashioned fence, which was built so that the neighboring houses could be visible to view. The metal wall adjacent to the street was the tallest; it needed to be repainted since the rust had eaten away almost all of the gray paint that was there when Anna was a young girl. But the flowers were still radiant and alive, they were growing wildly around the borders of the house and the fence. On the right side of the yard was a miniature house, built by her grandfather as a storage room, which was now used as a room.
Anna and grandmother were sitting on the balcony chair and enjoying the breeze. It was almost sunset when they heard wolves howling, distinctly in the silence that surrounded the town. Her grandmother Guliko began to wince out of superstition:
“Ach, they are howling right before sunset!” she said.
“Does that matter?” asked Anna.
“It is a bad sign, Anna. I know from experience that wolves bring bad luck; they always bring death with them.”
Anna didn’t answer her. She didn’t believe in things like that. But she thought there was nothing wrong with believing in God, even when she knew in the back of her mind that he didn’t exist, she chose to believe.
She got up and went over to lean against the railings of the balcony, the breeze was getting colder. She listened thoughtfully to the wolves while perusing the neighboring houses of the town. Most of them were old brick homes built by the villagers themselves, and most households had big yards filled with different plants, some yards were covered by vineyards and others were filled with fruit trees and vegetation. She wondered whether it was someone she knew. Or maybe it was just a stranger, ‘unlikely” she thought to herself. It was a small town; almost everybody knew each other. Maybe it was the crazy woman who lives across the street; everyday she chases at least one kid down the street, with her broom high in the air, complaining about how they keep stealing the peaches from her peach tree, which she never had. Then she remembered her father, who was coughing up blood a month ago… ‘It couldn’t be him, don’t be silly’ she thought angrily.
At that moment she heard the metal door give a loud clang, it pushed opened producing a shrill sound from the rust. It was her father, his back was slightly hunched and his eyes downcast, he was holding a glass bottle in his hand. As he started walking towards the little room in the yard, Anna’s heart began to race; she watched his steps intently and with composure, until the hair on her arms began to stand. She walked down the stairs, slowly with her eyes fixed on the room which her father had entered; a strange feeling came over her, as she realized the significance of her grandmothers words. She knocked on the door, each one was a quiet and hesitant knock, and the door responded with nothing as the silent wind blew against her pale skin. In the distance she could hear a single wolf hauling at the setting sun. She stood there hesitating to knock again. What if she knocked louder this time, would there be an answer? Or would she slam the door opened in paranoia and scream before realizing that her father was just fast asleep? Her muscles contracted from fear and a shiver began from her shoulders to her waist. She twisted the handle of the door, and gave it a push. The door squeaked as it opened, and revealed green flaky wall paper and a small fire place that was radiating orange and red flames from the newly lit fire. A drop of sweat slid down from her forehead, slightly relieved she opened the door wider and peaked into the room. She saw from the corner of her eye her father sitting sleepily on the edge of the hard wooden bed. It was placed across the fireplace under a large dysfunctional clock, whose arrows never managed to move more than once in the day’s duration. His eyes could hardly maintain focus, and as he gazed at the fireplace the shadows around his wrinkled skin danced alongside the flickering flames of the fire.

She slipped away, and made herself comfortable under a neighboring birch tree whose shadow was about to dissipate into the oncoming darkness of dusk. She sat thinking of the letter her father had received from Derek, her youngest brother. Anna used to know him very well only a few years ago. Now she had no clue what he was doing. He use to be quite even in the family; he told her he had secrets that he couldn’t even tell her. But Anna always doubted that they could ever be anything even remotely close to being sinister. She laughed when he said things like that; she always made fun of him. She remembered that he was always kindhearted, more caring than two of her older brothers, but less responsible. But now after two years of not knowing anything about her brother’s life Anna was disappointed to find out that the only letter that her brother had ever sent in the past two years was recently burnt by her own father (or at least that’s what he told her). Nor did she feel satisfied about the fact that her father had began to drink again, and was becoming more and more reluctant to talk to her.
Anna had her own place in the city; there she lived on the twelfth floor of the thirteen floor building with her best friend Debra. Anna had a slight phobia of heights but she was forced to get used to it over the years due an odd discrepancy in price between upper and lower floors of the building. Since the location and rent were so undeniably alluring it would quite frankly be unreasonable even in Anna’s acrophobic mind to refuse to live in the apartment. With Debra’s help she managed to acknowledge the fact that she wouldn’t fall of the building unless there was an earthquake, and decided that the only way she could get over her fear was to ‘fully embrace the danger’ of sitting on the balcony. Now that she was in her old home she felt more at peace, not only because the house was only two floors high but because she had grown up in the village.
From outside she could see her mother turning on the light in the kitchen, and searching the cabinets for some ingredients. She pulled out a plastic bag from the cabinet where she kept her spices and headed for the door. Anna got up from underneath the birch tree, and walked towards the house entrance where the remaining light of the day made it possible for her to be seen. “Where are you going?” Anna asked.
“I’m going next door, Margaret asked me for some herbs” she answered.
‘oh, ok’
“Where is your father?”
“He’s resting in there” she said as she pointed to the tiny room adjacent to the cement pathway that led from the house to the exit door of the fence.
“Why don’t you go inside, it’s getting chilly”
As Anna opened the door of the house she remembered the letter from Derek. He had probably written it to her mother, and somehow her father had found it. Why her father was so upset? she thought to herself.

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With all the disaster relief going on right now I went looking around relief agencies like the Red Cross for ways I could help even though I’m dead broke, but couldn’t find how to donate "stuff" (clothes, blankets, shelf-stable food, etc.) instead of money. Is/are there particular agencies that specifically take items instead of or in addition to money?

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I really want to do something to help with disaster relief. Are there any organizations that will send the money I raise to the people who need it?

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*In the song "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini," which is yellow-the bikini or the polka dots?
*Why does the Easter bunny carry eggs? Rabbits don’t lay eggs.
*Why do we say "heads up" when we actually duck?
*Whats a question with no answer called?
*If there was a crumb on the table and you cut it in half, would you have two crumbs or two halves of a crumb?
*Do the actors on Unsolved Mysteries ever get arrested because they look just like the criminal they are playing?
*Can you still say "Put it where the sun don’t shine " on a nude beach?
*Why is there a top line on lined paper if we never use it?
*If mars had earthquakes would they be called marsquakes?
*If a missing person sees their picture on a milk carton that offers a reward, would they get the money?
*Why is Charlie short for Charles if they are both the same number of letters?
i think im gonna need good questions come on top contributers answer my questions!!!!

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Don’t know what to do in San Francisco. Feel very upset and fustrated. Been living in San Francisco very long and here are my problems:

The city is very expensive. It has been expensive for the past 40 years. Why is SF so expensive?

A lot of rich people live in SF and donate money to causes, however, we keep hearing that SF is broke? Why?

Why are the streets so dumpy?

Why did we get screwed out of NBC access on tv and no one complained?

How come big celebrities don’t come to SF? We always see their pictures in LA, NY, London, etc.

Does LA get more earthquakes than SF?
We didn’t move because my parents are immigrants and their English is limited. All our relatives are here.

In terms of dumpy, when I visited, LA, the homes were detached and had lawns. The homes looked clean. The plumbing looked fairly new. Our streets are re-tared so the entire blocks looks very patchy.
Went to Burlingame, the streets are not patchy looking.

There is a lot of litter on our streets.
Food prices are more expensive.
What did Willie Brown do for SF?

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Please, only people who understand this reply. I realize at first, you’ll say in CA, no sha-beep you should get it. But with 15% deductible and coverage is very limited, is it worth is.

It costs more than Homeowners Policy and if an EQ levels out all of Los Angeles, are you guaranteed money? Or will the company go bankrupt and I’ll get nothing?

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Got my hair dyed a while back, stupid lady left it on too long and my roots turned bright red! So then I used color oops and it brought the rest of my hair back to my natural brown (yay) unfortunatly the red is like YELLOW now. Idk what to do. I’m pretty much out of money. Would a root touch up work? I tried dyeing my hair again before the color oops and it didnt cover the red but maybe if it’s yellow it would work? Idk please help. I can’t afford a proffessional and I dont wanna mess my hair up anymore.

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My family and I want to donate supplies to help people affected by Hurricane Ida and all the sites I have seen so far are to donate money. Help please!

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Anyone who owns a business in New Orleans or Gulf Coast of the US should have hard time digesting that so many poor African Americans have been mistreated after the hurricane.

How can you all sleep at night and let this problem continue TO THIS DAY????

To make it worse, corporate folks made big dollars off of FEMA contractors who gave free trailors and big money to businesses to supply for needy people, yet the money should have gone to the poor starving families.

How can you people sleep at night and not feel terrible over this?

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This happened when a tornado hit our town, my neighborhood. amd my home last March. I haven’t received anything from FEMA or the State of GA (DFACS) when given money to help replace our food, etc. which I lost in the disaster. If so, what forms do I file. That is all I received from them. Anyone know.

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What is a good organization that I can send supplies (not money) to in American Samoa?

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I’m VP for the Red Cross Club at my school & i was trying to think of something we could do to raise money for the Hurricane Relief project. National Red Cross wants to raise over 1 million dollars by December 1st. So we want to contribute to that. We have a band at your High School that usually performs locally so i was thinking we set up a gig for the band and have them play to raise money but i also wanted to add activities while the band is playing, but i couldn’t think of anything. Does anyone have any ideas? Also, if this project happens, i was thinking of naming it "Rock the Relief"

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hurricanes have increased in intensity and numbers drasticaly. there has been more volcanic eruptians, earthquakes, more intense thunderstorms, and tsunamis. also, the climate is shifting. i believe global warming is a rising factor that is being ignored. something needs to be done before it is too late. governemtnis more worried about money then it is man kind. what are your views?
i understand that its nautral and will occur no matter what, but its the intensity and how we speed the proccess up that worries me. sea level is rising, this is another problem occuring due to the melting glaciers.

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After all, 90% of the time it’s Republican leaning Red Staters in the South and Midwest who take other people’s money to rebuild.
Circusbliss – Top 5 clearest thinking answers I’ve ever heard on here. Get out now before something happens to you.

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They show a picture of a dirty kid crying, and try to force you to send them money.

1. All babies cry. Even a child of a celebrity or a king cries and gets dirt on their hands. Am i supposed to send money to billionaire babies too?
2. Even if the kid depicted is in fact poor, what are the odds that my money will help that particular kid.

I am sick of false advertisement !!
Who can i sue to put a stop to this tyranny and blackmail and extortion??

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I don’t see why the united states (which i live in) has to help every country out there with eveything. We butt in whenever they need help but can’t they just help themselves? but when we don’t the rest of the world is appald by our actions. when the tsumani hit we had to send aid and money. we are the "super power" but yet countries hate us. people want to come into here but if we would try to help them out then it would be bad for us but yet we are over in Iraq fixing their problems. My question is WHY DO OTHER COUNTRIES REALLY LOOK AT THE USA FOR HELP?!

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Help. I have resided in FLORIDA in my home for years.
After Hurricaine Wilma I had a fence replaced . I went by my survey and the city of Wilton Manors inspection passed the fence.
My new next – door neighbor who recently purchased the property states that according to the survey he had done,My fence is 2 feet on his property.
He wants a fence up on his property line.

I don’t want to get caught up in a law suit or spend money needlessly.
I plan on staying in my house for long time.
Any thoughts?
The City who passed the inspection on the fence holds no liability?

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