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i hope they have what they wish and what they really deserve like to have their opportunity to do something in their life

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i feel sad about the fact that they as kids don't own what we wealthy people own, although it's not their fault .

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Why is no one helping those people who suffer except the military shelter departments or generally homeless shelters? Why aren't their special cares for families with no man? Why is the government not following up with them poor people? Why is the medication and medical check up not free?

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I hope that these kids get positively recognised, the parents get employed and emotionally stable, not worrying about essential things. I hope that they overcome poverty and take it as a lesson to implement in their bright future, to teach their kids values and morals. A decent stable stress-less life and happiness is all I wish for for those families, and god be with me.

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To be honest, I mostly felt angry and annoyed watching this documentary, because all I was thinking of was: where are the organisations that support those who are suffering in poverty? Why are poor people being charged for their health? Why don't those who have wealth and means improve poor people's life, not by easily giving them money, but by hiring them at proper jobs to offer their families a decent life. Because how is it possible for a nation to develop and prepare it's citizens for a better future when there no tools to success and a wealthy life? It made me sad hearing those kids emotional suffer along with their parents, and be responsible of many things instead of having a clear mind and enjoying their childhood.

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Watching this documentary made me realise how blessed I am for having all essential needs and unnecessary wants; a happy stable life. It's really hard as a wealthy individual to believe that such conditions exist, that some kids childhood was taken away, that they ended up acting like adults. Actually being young adults with responsibilities and an unbelievable amount of patience and hope, that I myself can't stand or have, maybe because I'm not prepared or taught to be prepared for the impossible, the struggles. Instead, have whatever I want, whenever I need it. I believe that they don't deserve to be living that life, it's not their fault nor their parents at some situations. I feel bad when thinking and knowing that the world is really unfair, where there are many rich ones who tend to spend their money on unvaluable nor necessary things, and some struggle finding a shelter and a meal to feed themselves. Feed their weak kids that won't be able to grow healthy unless they were taken cared of, to stand on their own feet and build a better future. It made me perceive and think how cruel the world is, how unthoughtful of such cases, like how is it possible for a leader with enough resources leave children suffer? Making innocent individuals give up their dreams and think of survival.

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- To what extent will poverty remain an unsolved global issue?
- To what extent can poverty affect a child's mentality?
- To what extent will poverty affects continue/remain by those who overcame it?

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Why is poverty and parents Unemployment a major reason to the emotional health problem that their children get harmed with.

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Will poverty reduces or increase over time

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From deep into my heart I hope every single person from those 16 million people, find a house and their kids get educated. Because education is a key into many door.

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Life is really hard on different people according to their situations and life circumstances. When I personally compare my problem or issues in my life is would be nothing comparing to theirs.

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To what extent can poverty affect a child's way of thinking ?

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some questions that i really want answers to is
- do they all have the right level of education?
-do they have a safe home to live in for good ?
- do the homeless shelter help them out at all even though with a little bit of money ?
- do the parents have their jobs approved ?
- do they have health insurance ?

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connections to our lives , i want to start off by saying that this documentary made me appreciate everything i have and own even the water i drink , i mean i take a lot of things in my life for granted for example the meals i eat everyday i never thought about missing or skipping out on one of the meals (breakfast,lunch and dinner) it just never crossed my mind , whereas there are people out they who sometimes all the have in one day is a piece of bread , so this documentary really helped me to appreciate every little detail in my life and not take anything for granted .

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My thoughts after watching the video is why do these poor children have to think like adults , instead of thinking about what game they want to play or what hairstyle they want they are constantly thinking and worried about where they will sleep tonight or where theyre next meal is coming from or when are they going to have it they are constatly thinking about things that are way bigger then there minds are handling i mean constatly worring might lead to dipression and sadness .
"Maybe it's because we're strong... I don't know..." This child is so precious, it's heartbreaking. A child should not have to suffer this much. I never grew up as a millionaire but compared to them, I feel like I lived like a princess.

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I hope that all the poor families that can't meet their basic human need to reach out to the government and to try to let their voice be heard by the rest of the country so that they are not forgotten about so that they can offer a way to keep up with these families and possibly help out, especially with the kids just looking for stability to just stay and keep up in school and i also wish they sustain a good and health environment to live in with good healthcare facilities .

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My thoughts after watching this documentary is WOW !! i never thought that poverty is a actually a VERY serious problem all over america and the numbers are expanding , i feel really sad and heartbroken not only because they are poor but because they was one family were one girl couldnt afford an education i mean its a really rough life they are living but the only thing that kept a smile on my face the whole time is that one girl named sarah all the children are remarkable for just pushing through and for understanding so much about their poverty life

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I hope that one day these kids grow up to be what they desire and achieve everything that as once taken away from them as children. I do hope that these families find a way to live and maintain a stable life and not having to worry about their food, clothes, and home.

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Words can't really describe how sad I felt for these kids, and the fact that they're living as if they were adults, and their childhood has been taken away from them was so heartbreaking. I feel like us humans aren't really thankful for what we have, instead we get so greedy and want more.

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My thoughts while I watched the documentary were " I can't believe how strong and patients these kids or people are after everything they've been going through" I thought about how cruel life is to make kids suffer that way, even when it wasn't nor will be their fault that they are born in such conditions.

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To what extent can poverty affect emotions?

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-To what extent can poverty be of influence on kids' lives?
-To what extent can poverty affect a person's morals and ethics?
-Can poverty still grow despite the availability of resources?
-To what extent can food be wasted, so that it ends up on some people's plates not all of them?

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I hope that these families get the proper help they need. I hope that the parents could find proper jobs with good income that would make surviving this unfair world a bit easier. I hope that the kids would grow up with the right and proper education to get good jobs to lead a comfortable lifestyle. I hope that something could be done to eliminate and remove poverty from the world and allow people to lead comfortable lifestyles with no worries.

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It's been 7 months since this documentaries have been uploaded on youtube, and I have some questions that are leaving me restless:
- Have the families settled into permanent homes?
-Did Tyler and his sister settle into a house and get enrolled into school to get their full education?
-The documentary stated that some poor kids get held back a year in school, did any of the kids interviewed in the documentary get held back a year in school due to being poor and the harsh environment they are living in?
-Did any of the parents actually get employed after the documentary was uploaded?

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America's Poor Kids (Child Poverty Documentary) | Real Stories

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Throughout watching this documentary I really felt blessed for the life I am living, for the education I am able to get, for everything I want is always given to me. I really felt sad and heartbroken watching these families suffer to get a shelter above their heads and food in their bodies. Children should be children, they should play with friends, learn and grow up without any worries. Children should not suffer in order to survive. This made me reflect on how some times I refuse to eat lunch at home and order something else just because I don't like it, it made think how I can go grab a snack whenever I am hungry while the kids in the documentary are starving and have to wait to be fed, and some of them do get to eat 3 meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) at all. This documentary really made me feel down and my heart ache for how these families are hurting and are in pain just to get by another day in the harsh and cruel environment they are living in.

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The thoughts I had whilst watching the documentary was "I cannot even imagine myself in their place". I really think the families in the documentaries are really strong. They were not given these lives because they are weak, they were given these lives because they are strong and are determined to live it and survive it. My thoughts were that they really have patience to endure the hardships of the cruel environment they are living in, and that all of it will not go to waste. If they can keep on believing and hoping of a better life, they will eventually get it someday.

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Does parents um employment leads seeding their lives ignorer to get rid of those problems that they were facing one day.