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July 10, 2023

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Richard Gere - Yeah I dress up a hobo and no one noticed I felt like a homeless person walked past me and looked in disgust. Only one lady was nice to me and gave me food it was an amazing for me/

So many times we forget we cannot appreciate what we have and how lucky we are can help some one let’s do it. That’s why I finished my experiment. i drove around town and handed out food and gave $ 100 to every homeless person I met they were crying out of gratitude. Be the change you want today

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REDPILLED said...: Very nice gesture by Mr. Gere. Now he and other wealthy people must get politicians to raise the minimum wage for all workers to $22 an hour and force real estate interests to make housing affordable for people so there are no more homeless due to unaffordable rents.

For the richest nation in history to have so many people homeless, poor, and uncovered by any health insurance is a monumental disgrace.

Instead of wasting nearly ONE TRILLION DOLLARS on its military empire of more than 800 military bases in more than 75 countries, plus nuclear-armed fleets on and under every ocean, the U.S. should take care of its most vulnerable people.; July 10, 2023 at 3:47 PM

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