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A violent artistic comedian

[johnsonbian0326]

Of course, the current poor outcomes of poverty and racism are not the result of policy. Capitalism also contributes to them. Policy determines the direction and development of money in the early stage, and money itself is the free pursuit of benefits and avoidance of disadvantages of capitalism in the late stage.

Just like in the early days when the United States was developing its economy, when the United States was not a developed country and the economy was growing fast. A series of racial segregation policies led to a rapid widening of the wealth gap between white and black americans. It is still difficult for a black person to be rich today, without any need for unfair policies. Because of the benefit-seeking nature of capital, the money will flow to the rich and the poor will be further isolated.

Like the so-called food deserts, there are no good supermarket brands that want to be in black neighborhoods because of the poverty in black neighborhoods. In black neighborhoods it was difficult to get a good food supply, and cheap food was harmful to children. It seems to be a constant cycle, and this area is a food desert.

[johnsonbian0326]

The use of novel Coronavirus for racial discrimination is not new, in addition to the hatred of Asians there is also the injustice of vaccines against blacks. The virus is a madman who attacks people regardless of wealth or color, so the chance to be vaccinated should be given equally to all who are threatened by the virus. This is not the case.

The data show that black vaccination rates are much lower than whites and other groups. This is undoubtedly a matter of policy discrimination. While the blacks had not recovered from the previous racist policies, more discriminatory policies appeared here. The discriminatory policies of the last century that separated the economic power of blacks and whites are now discriminating against those who need to be vaccinated based on wealth.

I seem to see a continuation of discriminatory policies, as if they were designed as a series of discriminatory policies. In the past, land discrimination was used to widen the wealth gap between blacks and whites. Now, the gap is used to determine whether to vaccinate more poor people.

[johnsonbian0326]

When talking about racial discrimination, we have to talk about the government's control of the media and propaganda. The function of law is to control the bottom line of a matter, while public opinion really affects people's normal life.

Under the trend of rising racism in the United States in the past two years, the Chinese have certainly not escaped the disaster. In the past two years, physical attacks against Chinese in the United States have skyrocketed. There is no escape from the media's propaganda of the Chinese as Coronavirus, and it is hard to imagine that this is rational propaganda with factual proof. And the fact is that as of today, the United Nations has not published any proof that Coronavirus originated in China, except that China was the first country to report Coronavirus cases to the United Nations. At a time when the media is so important, irresponsible propaganda can also lead to such bad results.

The false propaganda of the media undoubtedly planned racial conflicts in American society, but the media got away with nothing because the victims were ethnic minorities. The scene seems familiar.

[johnsonbian0326]

The race issue is clearly not being addressed, and we have to admit that. Whenever the country is in trouble, racial issues come to the fore. As in the Case of Floyd, this was only a trigger, while the real problem remained unresolved. We are really struggling with the legacy of America.

The historical legacy of the United States is the policy discrimination against ethnic minorities. As we all know, in some years of the last century, the discrimination against black people in the United States has reached the peak of racial segregation. Black people could not own or trade land as white people, could not vote as white people, could not even go to the same toilet as white people.

The point that black people could not buy and sell land was that black people lived in the United States but did not actually control an inch of it. So that the actual control of America would always be in the hands of white people. And land as a kind of property, not being able to buy or sell land would put blacks and whites out of line in terms of economic development. They will compete in this land economically unfair.

[johnsonbian0326]

Sometimes whether a country is great, whether it is economically prosperous, whether it has international standing. It often has little to do with what the country is doing, and little to do with the history of the country. Most of the time the importance and development of a country is based on the geopolitics and geographical location of the country. In other words, a great country with a good economy is simply born in a good position that is important to other countries and has geographical advantages. The United States, for example, has a large coastal area, which facilitates economic development and the transport of goods. Also, the United States is surrounded by fewer countries, and the chances of conflict with other countries are very low. All this contributes to America's favorable geopolitical position.

We turn to Puerto Rico, which finds itself in an awkward geopolitical position. Aside from the remaining tourism, even the United States often forgets about its own land. The federal government seemed to be slow to respond to everything that happened in Puerto Rico, and there was no immediate federal support or assistance for the island after the storm. In such circumstances, poverty seems doomed.

Many Puerto Ricans are perversely looking forward to the storm, expecting it to blow away their homes. Only then did their desperate lives have some hope: federal grants, home reconstruction and bank loans.

[johnsonbian0326]

Poverty is a strange thing. Poverty is something that nobody likes but few people can get rid of in the end. And poverty is good at hiding, it often occurs and shows up in unexpected places. For most people, each person can only touch the surface of another person and not the real life of another person. And people tend to forget and throw away bad memories and keep good ones. If we go to a small town and we happen to see a Ferrari driving by, we might think the town is rich, but it might be the only Ferrari in town.

Speaking of this, I have to remember the story about Puerto Rico that I told in class. Many people have a very good impression of Puerto Rico because of its beautiful coastline and beautiful scenery. When you talk to puerto Ricans, you realize that the beautiful coastline has nothing to do with the daily lives of Puerto Ricans. The places tourists go and the places Puerto Ricans live are very different. The locals live in poor, run-down areas, but the scenic and coastal areas have been renovated to extraordinary luxury.

The beautiful coastline is also the dream and sorrow of Puerto Rico, which relies heavily on tourism for its economy, but only tourism for Puerto Rico. This is the economic model that Puerto Rico's geography has created, the poor geopolitics have created that Puerto Rico will never have anything but tourism. Sadly, tourism alone is not enough to support the prosperity of all Puerto Ricans.