This System Can Go Fuck Itself and Burn in Hell

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The author recounts a childhood marked by extreme poverty, including living in a dilapidated house with no power, relying on welfare, and facing constant financial instability.
Despite numerous hardships, the author pursued education and a career in tech, only to face setbacks like the 2008 financial collapse and persistent low wages.
The author highlights systemic issues such as the welfare trap, where assistance programs discourage self-sufficiency and perpetuate poverty.
After years of struggling, the author bought property in upstate New York as a means to financial stability, but still feels far from secure.
The author critiques the current economic system, arguing it is designed to benefit the wealthy while keeping the poor trapped in cycles of poverty.
A call for reimagining society based on abundance and compassion, ensuring basic needs like food, shelter, and security for all.
Personal reflections on loneliness, the impact of generational poverty, and the challenges of navigating life without familial support.

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