RE: Human Cages, Refugees, and Paddling Home

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Thank you for this eye-opener, Jane! I never knew that it existed and feels that this situation is worst than I can imagine. Here in the PH if things are getting rough, you always have a province to where you can start over again.

It felt kinda sad that people are sleeping on the streets all over the place and even in cage-like places too!

True that the rich guys will always have a leeway in life regardless of whatever country that they are in but this is why we grind so that maybe in the future we can give a better chance to ourselves and even the people that we are going to leave behind.

!LUV this post.

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That's a reality here that not everyone knows...all places have ugly sides..but it is really unexpected here in HK. There are more worst cases that I witnessed in all the years of staying here. For old ones who are uneducated and can barely find a decent job, they opt to collect card boxes on the streets just to suffice their needs.. Some would beg, which is legal here..

But of course, I prefer sharing the beautiful side , because life is..

At some point of view, the costly living situation here motivates people to work hard and kids to study harder, especially the poor ones. So that someday, they could lift their families from poverty...

Meanwhile, in our country, we can simply go to the countryside, live a simple life, work at the farms, make our own gardens, just to have something to eat...

!PIZZA

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