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Community guidelines violation already🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😂😂dang I just posted it 9 minutes ago 😂😂😂
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I don't like it when ppl write things about housing programs and make them look bad. Do you even know how much money ppl donate to housing annually. I'm talking in the millions. what state do you live in. Just like those young girls who posted on YouTube about how much foodstamps they were getting bc they said they had more children than they actually had. So they sent notices to all these young women and told them to get a job and took away their foodstamps for lying. Do you really think these programs don't have investorgateters that check on ppl they think are playing on the system. You make it hard for ppl that really need the help. To many holes in your story.