Too profitable or, governments not inclined to take a longer term view outside the election cycle since they want to be re-elected. Notably poor messaging from governments on health and human services
issues means wider population are not familiar tehbenefits of reducing inequality (and infection). Same in Australia. Rohena
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Ain’t gonna happen. Poverty is too profitable.
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