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Edited by Death:
1/13/2013 7:28:34 PM
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Death's philosophical question #1
Are you all aware of the Bronx? What it is and what it is made up of? It's basically New York's garbage can. New York city has a really really low amount of hobos because they dump them into the Bronx.
So, my question is, how do we fix the Bronx? Yes, it's broken. It's a sad sad place. Full of despair and Aids.
It's a city forgotten by the world. In my opinion if that place wants to change, the children have to do it. The adults are already doomed, nothing much they can do. Why? Because they've already lost hope, the will to fix their way of life.
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1 ReplyOff-topic post: When you followed me, I got a little scared, and lol'd a bit. "Death followed you". On topic: I agree. Any broken place will only be fixed by the coming generations. But the major influence on the coming generations are the adults. If the adults corrupt the kids, then nothing will change. Outside help is needed. Better schools, better after school programs, more police presence. Yes, this would be at the tax payer's expense.
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8 RepliesThat is a social action / political theory question rather than one of philosophy. I guess there is some philosophy but not all that much to be honest. I am disappointed.
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What I'm gathering from this is that Death is the Bronx's only hope?
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Bronx is part of New York City. So NYC dumping its hobos into the Bronx does nothing to reduce the size of NYC's homeless.
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1 ReplyYou should hastag #MisterDeathPhilosophical to it to organize them.
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3 RepliesOR just move away like all the smart people do.
