That was a really rude note about third world countries on chapter 36. I'm guessing it was the provider or translators. I hope they got their heads out of their asses. They definitely didn't apologise or rettact their comment. Such entitled people. Disgusting.
I've read so many notes by so many providers asking people to buy the original. But this one just oozes disrespect in the first line. The rest of the note is fine. I don't like it and i will say it.
Also i didn't cuss anybody. Ass is not a cuss fyi.
I agree that it was being insensitive. It assumes all people in third world countries live in shacks and are uncivilized. Not really a good look.
I am also living in a third-world country and I am mildly offended on this part of the note "I'd like to remind everyone that if you are not in a third-world country living in a shack," but nonetheless offended. I get the message that the translator was saying, and I do believe that we should support the author in anyway, but they should've never added the third-world countries living in a shack thing. Maybe because your not living in "shack" that you were able to say that, so you should try to put your self to those living in one. I don't know your circumstances and you don't know mine. I respect your opinion, and the translator, so should you respect mine.
I laughed so hard when i read he was studying hard to become a politician. XDXDXD
TAX THE RICH!!! SAY IT WITH ME! TAX THE RICH!!!
Tax the poor for rich and keeps getting poorer
What
Rich keeps getting richer and the poor are getting poorer
Yes. And that's unacceptable.
no matter how much you tax the rich, unless you have a proper government who utilize the funds for public service then all is futile. Legislatives should also be pro-peer in every instance they levy tax and pass bills
i mean't pro-poor. Sorry
Completely agree. Tax the rich but corrupt govt the tax will only make those corrupt politicians rich and the poor stay poor. Sorry bad English.
Any government which actually agrees to tax the rich with complete transparency is without doubt a non-corrupt government.
most just tax the rich in the surface. As if a 3% increase is enough and yet levy on essential products. You can already see that the tax laws are pro-rich
Yup. Most (read all) governments protect the rich because they're powerful people. To change this we need to break the relation between money and power.