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Heather MC

(8,084 posts)
6. i grew up like that. i never thought for a second that was my future
Fri Nov 23, 2012, 11:04 PM
Nov 2012

that life drove me to do every LEGAL thing I could do, to not end up like my parents.

YES! L0oniX Nov 2012 #1
Thanks for posting the link. undeterred Nov 2012 #4
That is the same culture effects that one could see in the ghetto and the most rural reservations jwirr Nov 2012 #44
Thanks for the link Warpy Nov 2012 #14
Heartbreaking Galileo126 Nov 2012 #2
Hi Galileo126.....Welcome to DU.. Tikki Nov 2012 #26
Welcome to DU! Delphinus Nov 2012 #36
I missed it. Will try to watch it online later, thanks! GreenPartyVoter Nov 2012 #3
it's excellent struggle4progress Nov 2012 #11
That episode is so sad. savebigbird Nov 2012 #5
i grew up like that. i never thought for a second that was my future Heather MC Nov 2012 #6
Lucky lucky you. Guess what? These starving children are not adults Luminous Animal Nov 2012 #8
I just said I was a staving kid Heather MC Nov 2012 #15
Like I said. Lucky lucky you. All these kids need to do is buck up and be just like you and Luminous Animal Nov 2012 #18
Yes, why make reality-based decisions and re-structure this unjust society burnsei sensei Nov 2012 #25
ok you are miss understanding me. Heather MC Nov 2012 #39
Oh we get it. You made it out so why can't every other poor person do the same.. Luminous Animal Nov 2012 #40
I lived it, i lived with people who constantly made bad Heather MC Nov 2012 #43
In other words, you overcame fatalism. burnsei sensei Nov 2012 #46
I am wondering if you had any role models who were outside the family role model? Many of the jwirr Nov 2012 #45
I was one of those kids. Luminous Animal Nov 2012 #7
That's horrible. undeterred Nov 2012 #9
I became a resourceful scavenger eating as much peas and carrots off my Luminous Animal Nov 2012 #10
Same here though it was long before Clinton was even in office. cstanleytech Nov 2012 #28
I can relate... rbnyc Nov 2012 #31
I watched and I Cried! N/T sheshe2 Nov 2012 #12
Watched it earlier. U.S. is among the top 3. . . ProfessionalLeftist Nov 2012 #13
I can remember this as a kid Superbot Nov 2012 #16
I didn't know it when I was a kid liberal_at_heart Nov 2012 #17
I watched it on Tuesday here in Los Angeles. The statistic that coalition_unwilling Nov 2012 #19
I watched it a few nights ago on PBS online... ReRe Nov 2012 #20
I felt the depth of the problem first hand this week. PennsylvaniaMatt Nov 2012 #21
welcome to DU! renate Nov 2012 #34
Thank you. PennsylvaniaMatt Nov 2012 #41
You and your friends are truly kind. ceile Nov 2012 #38
Thank you! PennsylvaniaMatt Nov 2012 #42
Disheartening Picture... kracer20 Nov 2012 #22
Is that a child wearing a plastic bag for clothes? undeterred Nov 2012 #33
God, teach this massively self-deceived country burnsei sensei Nov 2012 #23
+ a brazillion undeterred Nov 2012 #35
I'll try to catch it this week Liberal_in_LA Nov 2012 #24
I wish this were on mainstream television. undeterred Nov 2012 #32
I want every person in this Delphinus Nov 2012 #37
very sad! hrmjustin Nov 2012 #27
My husband and I dog_lovin_dem Nov 2012 #29
I'll watch it this week also.. mountain grammy Nov 2012 #30
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