12-21-2015, 06:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-21-2015, 07:10 PM by RolloTheGreat.)
BTW- here's the difference in the USA:
If you WANT to spend more to help the needy, there are plenty of ways to do it. The government doesn't force you to until you become the needy.
Seriously dude, down here you would be living large on over $100K income, and if you don't like winter you can pick whatever climate you like in the US.
http://www.century21.com/property/7973-d...N015666262
You and your family could be living in this 3000 sq ft, 4bd, 3.5 bath house in Las Vegas, where it's never winter, and be paying your student loan, driving a big car and going on a nice vacation every year. (and not buying HiSense tvs, be buying $600 55" Samsungs.
It's worth giving up all that to help some people you don't know not work as hard as you do?
If you WANT to spend more to help the needy, there are plenty of ways to do it. The government doesn't force you to until you become the needy.
Seriously dude, down here you would be living large on over $100K income, and if you don't like winter you can pick whatever climate you like in the US.
http://www.century21.com/property/7973-d...N015666262
You and your family could be living in this 3000 sq ft, 4bd, 3.5 bath house in Las Vegas, where it's never winter, and be paying your student loan, driving a big car and going on a nice vacation every year. (and not buying HiSense tvs, be buying $600 55" Samsungs.
It's worth giving up all that to help some people you don't know not work as hard as you do?