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John Forte
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15361 posts 		Wed Feb-04-15 10:43 AM

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"Poll question: What's harder to escape?"


          

Poll result (22 votes)
Poverty (18 votes)Vote
Obesity (2 votes)Vote
Addiction (2 votes)Vote

  

  
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What's harder to escape? [View all] , John Forte, Wed Feb-04-15 10:43 AM
 
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I voted obesity as it utilizes addiction. Then again.
Feb 04th 2015
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Poverty has the most external factors
Feb 04th 2015
2
poverty is generational
Feb 04th 2015
3
poverty.
Feb 04th 2015
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I agree, yet somehow
Feb 04th 2015
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ppl hate the poor.
Feb 04th 2015
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I don't think this is true.
Feb 04th 2015
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      Me Neither
Feb 04th 2015
32
           nah, you can clown somebody for being broke
Feb 04th 2015
36
                Lol, that's not even close to true.
Feb 04th 2015
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                Broke implies temporary. Homeless shaming I don't believe in.
Feb 04th 2015
55
yes.
Feb 04th 2015
13
people will argue only one is based on genetics
Feb 04th 2015
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depression
Feb 04th 2015
9
You might as well have typed "cancer"
Feb 04th 2015
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I hear you. I have a family member who struggles with depression.
Feb 04th 2015
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I think addiction has the slipperiest slope
Feb 04th 2015
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i soundly disagree.
Feb 04th 2015
12
you forgot social status
Feb 04th 2015
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HEAVENS
Feb 04th 2015
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what the fuck do you be talking about?
Feb 04th 2015
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Calm down lol
Feb 04th 2015
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      I agree.
Feb 04th 2015
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           I said the same thing, albeit somewhat anecdotal.
Feb 04th 2015
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                poor ppl can be weekend warriors too.
Feb 04th 2015
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                     Oh, I see what you mean
Feb 04th 2015
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no. i didn't.
Feb 04th 2015
22
      arrhoo?
Feb 04th 2015
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Yeah I made the experience sound uniform
Feb 04th 2015
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      it varies by substance or behavior.
Feb 04th 2015
34
that's pretty terrible advice for many addicts.
Feb 04th 2015
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      and plenty addicts are cured.
Feb 04th 2015
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      I quit smoking 6 years ago
Feb 04th 2015
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           word.
Feb 04th 2015
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      Wasn't meant as advice
Feb 04th 2015
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           smoking is one of THE hardest addictions to break
Feb 04th 2015
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           I disagree with that model for overcoming addiction.
Feb 04th 2015
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                I think it depends on the addict
Feb 04th 2015
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                     yeah.
Feb 04th 2015
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1. poverty 2. addiction 3. obesity
Feb 04th 2015
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imagine the difficulties faced by ppl battlin 2or3 of those poll options
Feb 04th 2015
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huh man
Feb 04th 2015
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Especially since two tend to overlap the one.
Feb 04th 2015
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There are so many vehicles and mechanisms to escape addiction/obesity
Feb 04th 2015
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None of these can truly deal with social status though
Feb 04th 2015
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      as a product of two addicts i wholeheartly disagree
Feb 04th 2015
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      That's very impressive.
Feb 04th 2015
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      Factually incorrect.
Feb 04th 2015
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           Can we at least agree it's not as easy?
Feb 04th 2015
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                I'll concede it's difficult to...
Feb 04th 2015
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Systemic and generational Poverty can lead to addiction.
Feb 04th 2015
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grumble grumble.
Feb 04th 2015
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poverty is the only one painted as zero-sum. less poverty = taking
Feb 04th 2015
46
Jason Voorhees
Feb 04th 2015
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OKP
Feb 04th 2015
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Poverty. It takes effort, discipline and some luck to get out of it.
Feb 04th 2015
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