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Originally posted by KillDaTelavisionsus
fear mongering bull**** , no offence OP , but the people who come up with this stuff are the same kind of people that tell you 85% of the American public love milk , or 97 % of the people they asked said the bird is not the word , it`s mind numbingly boring middle class entertainment they crave drama because they live on coffee , drama shows , reality tv and obviously , the "news".
It`s border line racist really.
Originally posted by Matt1951
Originally posted by KillDaTelavisionsus
fear mongering bull**** , no offence OP , but the people who come up with this stuff are the same kind of people that tell you 85% of the American public love milk , or 97 % of the people they asked said the bird is not the word , it`s mind numbingly boring middle class entertainment they crave drama because they live on coffee , drama shows , reality tv and obviously , the "news".
It`s border line racist really.
I don't see how you can call the New York Times racist. The facts are facts. America is now last - 41st - among developed nations for female lifespan.
Homelessness: A Silent Killer www.crisis.org.uk... reports that homeless people in the UK who suffer the stresses and strains of alcoholism and substance abuse live only a little longer than those in the poorest countries, with the average age of death at 47 for men and 43 for women. This compares with 77 for the general population.
www.guardian.co.uk...
Originally posted by teapot
Given the ongoing global economic climate, the situation is unlikely to stablise. Recent studies in the UK show that for street homeless, life expectancy is reduced by 30 years.
Homelessness: A Silent Killer www.crisis.org.uk... reports that homeless people in the UK who suffer the stresses and strains of alcoholism and substance abuse live only a little longer than those in the poorest countries, with the average age of death at 47 for men and 43 for women. This compares with 77 for the general population.
www.guardian.co.uk...