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bruce springsteen
November 2008 
WHAT IS THE VALUE OF A HUMAN LIFE?
Posted on Sep 4th, 2007
by 
diana nicholson
diana nicholson
POVERTY DEVALUES THE HUMAN LIFE.
American Dream Now a Nightmare for Millions
U.S. Census: One in Five Lives on Less than $7 per day.
The so-called “wealthiest, most abundant nation on Earth” now has the widest gap between rich and poor of any industrialized nation. In light of the fact that one dollar spent in the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia buys what $3 or $4 does in the U.S means the quality of life for tens of millions of Americans is now on a par with huge populations living in the developing world.
WE ARE THE RICHEST NATION BECAUSE OUR GOVERNMENT NICKELS AND DIMES US TO DEATH.
WE THE PEOPLE ARE THE GOVERNMENT BY DEFINITION!
WHY ARE WE NOT WAGING A WAR AGAINST POVERTY?
18,000 THOUSAND CHILDREN DIE OF STARVATION EVERY DAY.
JOIN US AND BE A HERO FOR www.zeropoverty.us
American Dream Now a Nightmare for Millions
U.S. Census: One in Five Lives on Less than $7 per day.
The so-called “wealthiest, most abundant nation on Earth” now has the widest gap between rich and poor of any industrialized nation. In light of the fact that one dollar spent in the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia buys what $3 or $4 does in the U.S means the quality of life for tens of millions of Americans is now on a par with huge populations living in the developing world.
WE CAN'T KEEP ASKING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE TO GIVE WHEN
THE AVERAGE AMERICAN IS POOR.
Poverty in America
WE ARE THE RICHEST NATION BECAUSE OUR GOVERNMENT NICKELS AND DIMES US TO DEATH.
WE THE PEOPLE ARE THE GOVERNMENT BY DEFINITION!
IT IS TIME TO UNITE AND INSIST THAT WE GET OFF THE WAR PATH AND ONTO THE RIGHT PATH OF SAVING LIVES. jeffrey sachs
WHY ARE WE NOT WAGING A WAR AGAINST POVERTY?
18,000 THOUSAND CHILDREN DIE OF STARVATION EVERY DAY.
JOIN US AND BE A HERO FOR www.zeropoverty.us
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Wow i thougth it was just 3,000 …
http://crudebliss.gaia.com/blog/2007/6/be_the_change_you_want_to_see_in_the_world
World Hunger and Poverty
UN: 18,000 Children Die Daily From Hunger
The United Nations is estimating 18,000 children are dying every day because of hunger and malnutrition. The head of the World Food Program, James Morris, said: “This is a shameful fact—a terrible indictment of the world in 2007.” The largest numbers of malnourished children are in India and China. Morris said the hunger crisis has been caused in part by the growing number of natural disasters around the world. According to the World Bank, natural disasters have increased fourfold over the last 30 years.