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Can't afford a home? That means you're homeless. That's a crime now. To the prison work camp you go, chop chop.
Still can't in a lot of places. Not to mention, in America, assuming you both survive you're now $50k in medical debt for the privelege of reproducing.
People still die from pneumonia daily.
Two problems can exist at once.
My friends and family and coworkers are the ones being threatened with murder because their existence maddens someone. Get some perspective.
You know nothing about my life. Nor, apparently, the lives of your neighbors who suffer beside you. To be this ignorant is a great privelege. I hope for your sake you never need to learn about the reality of the world around you, because when it comes knocking, it will not come quietly.
That's what I'm saying. Dude, you are dense.