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	So Much Money, So Many in Poverty

peoples movement

9-13-2009 11:50 AM

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peoples movement says:

This doesn't make any sense, it is crucial to level the field, it is detrimental not to organize and rise up.

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9-13-2009 5:02 PM

disenchantedcitizen

This whole thing sounds very suspicious particularly since the parks department doesn't seem to recognize the obvious.

9-13-2009 8:37 PM

peoples movement

Maybe they're receiving some under the table perks, others don't know about.

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