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Thanks, will do!

Thanks Kathleen ❤️

I’m so glad it was helpful for you, you’re quite welcome! Dating burn out is such a real thing. Take a break if you need it. Wishing you the best of luck ❤️

You’re welcome, I’m so glad you found the video helpful.

You are so welcome! 🙏

@AlexanderSterlingYT You are very kind Blessings By Bunches

You're so welcome! I’m so glad it resonated with you, and taking the time to comment means a lot to me ☺️

Thanks for sharing your struggles, I hope things get better for you 🙏

@ Thanks are you coach

You’re welcome, I wish dialectics was talked about more. It’s super underrated in my opinion. Glad you found the video helpful, and I really appreciate you taking the time to comment!

@@khada7922 Take as much time as you need. I’m rooting for you ❤️

@@AlexanderSterlingYT Thank you <3

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s never too late to face things head on. Wishing you all the best!

Thank you for taking the time to comment ❤️

You're so welcome! Glad it resonated with you 🙂

You're very welcome, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Have a great day!

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to give me this feedback! So glad the video resonated with you 🙂

Thank you so much! And not at this point, maybe some day 😊

You’re welcome, thanks for watching

@@AK-gs8gn I’m so glad to hear that! If you have any other specific questions please let me know I’d be glad to make another video for you.

Idk lol 🤷‍♂️ but I promise I’m real

I like my gap teeth

@AlexanderSterlingYT Then I not acknowledge, but also respect you; although it isn't my humour. Please just respect the habits etc. of the natives around, it won't harm you.

Thank you! Check out my full long form video if this resonated with you ☺️

Thanks for sharing your perspective!

You lost me at the part:wast Military that keeps peace in the world.... bro...broo...

Yes, the US is a very wealthy country, but what you’re not realizing is we have enormous income inequality. Income inequality in Japan doesn’t even come close to that of the United States. In the U.S., the top 10% of earners capture a significantly larger share of national income (approximately 45-50%). In Japan, the top 10% take a smaller proportion, closer to 30-35%. Japan maintains a more stable and broader middle class, supported by cultural and policy factors that prioritize job security and wage equality. Japan also has extensive social programs, and more progressive tax policies, so they are better able to redistribute wealth amongst their citizens. If we are going to compare with other countries, then we need to make sure we are looking at the whole picture.

@@AlexanderSterlingYT What I'm getting at is that other societies have different viewpoints on manpower and what it means to the country. Should America become more like Japan, the UK, Sweden, Iran? Which country to you think it should mirror? And what effect is that going to have on the GDP? If you just say they should tax the rich more and spread out the wealth inequality, then you will simply drive those wealthy people away. The reason there is such a wealth disparity, is because wealth grows as you accumulate more of it, and those wealthy people prefer to live in the US. I don't actually think it has anything to do with 'fair' wages, because lower wages drive the cost of things down, which overall would result in deflation and a greater purchasing power overall. Perhaps you have some specific solutions in mind, but I didn't hear you argue them out in your video, you just seemed to be complaining. That said, what DO you propose for the US to become a more 'fair' society?

Thank you for sharing your story and your perspective!

You mention computer programmers. This is one of the rare jobs that pays well but is considered contemptible in a dating situation as intelligence is not a valued commodity as much as fitting in is. I actually saw a dating ad once that said "No drunkards, drug addicts or engineers please" as if all of those qualities were equally unacceptable.

I’m sorry you’ve had that experience. I agree with you, there’s so much more to connection than money. I can understand people having a personal value of hard work and stability, and wanting to see that reflected in their partner. But it shouldn’t be the only factor, and definitely not at the top of list. Just because someone makes good money, doesn’t mean they will be a good partner to you.

I refuse to just resign myself to the idea that the US just has to be this way.

Thanks for sharing your perspective as someone not from the US. It helps provide useful context.

Thank you so much!!!!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. My understanding is the AI takes more into account than just the title. It’s also looking at all of the words said during the video to figure out what the video is talking about and the greater context.

@@AlexanderSterlingYT interesting, i will recheck the white papers! :)

End money?? Probably not a good idea, money is the most efficient way to exchange goods and services, without it the universal healthcare that many have, and others strive for, would be impossible.

Rights aren’t free-they come with shared responsibilities. For example, we all pay for public safety through taxes, like police and fire departments, because we recognize that a safe society benefits everyone. Investing in things like healthcare and education creates healthier, more educated citizens, which strengthens our economy, reduces crime, and improves everyone’s quality of life. It’s not about ‘free stuff’; it’s about pooling resources for the common good.

With that same reasoning why doesn't every road in the US have a toll? Take it a step further, why should your taxes go towards the military budget to protect not just yourself, but your nation as well as others? Healthcare does require someone else's labor, it does require you to spend your money to care for somebody else, it does require you to sacrifice your work for someone else's benefit. But it is a human right, like water, food, shelter. Why should someone's financial situation affect how good their medication will be, if they can get any at all. Our Healthcare System (NHS) here in the UK isn't perfect, but at least we have one. It was estimated that on average, Americans pay $8,000 USD on "health insurance" (a term not used in the EU) EVERY YEAR! In the UK, France, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Poland, the average expense through taxes to each nations respective health system is an average of $2,000 USD. These countries are poorer than the US by a lot, but still manage to provide healthcare to everyone regardless of their own wealth. How many people are bankrupted by health insurance fees in the US every year? 68,000. In the EU, with over 600,000,000 people, 0 go bankrupt because of this. America has been ruined by Corporate greed and propaganda which has made its residents numb to this unjust regime that has ruled over their nation for the last 100 years.

Okay, better explanation. us not having collectively paid for healthcare is not only more expensive. It's a liability economically for all of us. If your coworker gets sick you could get sick because they can't afford the time off. Or it could mean that your work day is harder because they had to take the time off. If they get injured and it doesn't heal properly because they couldn't see the specialist they needed or get the attention they needed. That means you have to work harder. Other people's health affects you and if it is not as good, your life will be harder. And because we do not have the power of collective bargaining behind us, we have had to put up with private equity firms pillaging our healthcare system, making our outcomes and treatment worse for more money. Why? Because there has been little scrutiny and little government interest in doing anything but staying out of it. Children are guaranteed. Healthcare soldiers are guaranteed health Care. Why are the average workers not? Is it less important to anyone that the person that serves them at McDonald's or the person that watches their kids during the day is not sick? Does that seem any less important to someone than a soldier not getting sick. That is why I believe we need single-payer healthcare.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I’m so glad it resonated with you!

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I said nothing about socialism. And I make six figures lol.

@@AlexanderSterlingYT What's your job, i'm curious now

Thank you for this comment. Never once did I say anything about socialism.

@@AlexanderSterlingYT pretty much Everything you promote is socialism and you didn't need to say the word. i'm guessing you do nothing for the good of society.

As he said, he didn't mention socialism once - I live in a capitalist country (UK), and have spent much of my life in other countries too. America has an absolutely extreme, optimised interpretation of capitalism that makes it stand out even amongst other heavily capitalist countries. The alternative is not socialism, and I would not support that in the slightest - the alternative is a more cohesive society and adding new priorities to daily life that aren't just blindly maximising profit.

Do you know your video is truly amazing?

Thank you so much! What did you like about it?

Inspired by your words, I feel deeply moved. The things you said are absolute truths, as we should surrender everything to life itself. Your video has truly inspired me and left a profound impression on me

Thank you, I’m wishing you the best on your journey as well. Thanks for sharing your story

Thank you!

So glad this message resonated with you ❤️

Thank you! Glad you liked it

Thank you!

Gotta love the gaslighting!!