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 1 in 6 Europeans live below the poverty level: Study 
		
		
		
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 This does not surprise me. This is one thread that noboday actually needs a reputable news source in order to believe. :2 cents: 
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 yeh parts of eastern europe are very very poor. mainly the eastern bloc countries 
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 Who needs to be wealthy when socialist governments take all the money from the rich and give them to the lazy son of a bitches in the form of free healthcare, free apartments, unemployment pay that rivals minimum wage and so forth and so forth. 
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 better than usa with five of  six USA'ns living below poverty threshold+ the poorest president of all nations 
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 they are talking about NATIONAL POVERTY LEVELS  | 
		
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 read the article, nimrod.  | 
		
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 no can do, but you are in my will! under: acounts receivable :)  | 
		
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 TG, the words National Level kinda levels it alll off. There Level of Poverty in Poland is not the same as Level of Poverty in France, different tresholds, but we won't stop nimrods from making fools of themselves, shall we? ;)  | 
		
 those levels are relative, and so someone living in "poverty" in the UK is not the same thing as someone living in poverty in the third world. here in the UK there are lots of jobs, but also lots of people who don't want to work and prefer to live off the state, and hence the majority of people living in poverty in the uk, do so by choice. 
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 bravo, nimrod you are NOT!  | 
		
 This is clearly proof that the ultra-rich earning over $100,000 a year should be taxed at no less than 110% of income. 
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 would i fit into winetalk with ideas like that? :yinyang:yinyang:yinyang  | 
		
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 A quick search says about 12%, which is about 1 in 10 nowhere near 5 of 6 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty..._United_States  | 
		
 How can someone analyze some made up statistic?  It's 60% of the median income? What make that "poverty" level, why not 50% or 75%?  And what exactly is shocking about it, 1 in 6 make less than 60%, 1 in 6 probably make over 140% of the median income, and so probably 2/3rds make just average income... hardly shocking.... 
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