Also after a little looking - you’re going into social work. You’ll see soon if you don’t already, how all this stuff is connected and why the poverty situation in Waterville needs to be fixed. I’ve been licensed and practicing for over a decade. I’ve got compassion for situations people get into, and I’ve also got common sense about how to fix these issues systemically.

In one of your posts you complained (rightfully so) about living in a slum rental with broken windows and a slumlord landlord. That’s obviously terrible and you can (should) easily be able to see why this sort of situation needs to improve and be removed from the city of Waterville. Slumlords come with low income, impoverished territory, because they know people in poverty have no choices and can’t do much about it.

It’s all connect in a gross cycle and it won’t get better if we’re just happy with the things I’ve mentioned in my other posts.