Do+you+have+poverty+in+your+country

THE FINAL ANSWER IS...

Yes. We understand, however, that poverty in the United States isn't as bad as many other countries.

Colter- We have poverty in the United States, but not as much as many other countries

katrina-Our poverty could be much worse. Places like red cross are trying to get rid of it.

yes we have poverty, but it is not to the extent that many third world countries experience chucknorris-yes we have very much poverty that we are trying to get rid of. Yeah we have some poverty just like other places but i guess not as much. most people aren't poor. WE do have poverty in this country, some places more than others. Shay: Yea we do.!. grady: yes we have alot of poverty. yea.....but stuff like the red cross is trying to get rid of it. Neiffer: Yes, we have poverty, however, our definition of poverty is different than elsewhere in the world. Helena is fairly well-off. Many families in Helena do very well. yes we have alittle bit of proverty but not very much Dan says: we do have a poverty problem in America, though it may not be as severe as some places in developing countries. Delaney says: Yeah, but not as bad as most countries, we have some homeless people. But most poverty stricken people can still afford small houses or trailers.
 * pat says: sadly yes. there is a poverty problem in the US. much has been done to prevent this, but little has actually changed.

//Datman: in major big cities there are alot of bums but not in montana as much Brittani: America definetly has poverty but not to the extent and level as some other countries in the world. In Helena there is very little poverty if any at all

Lexii america has alot of poverty everywhere. Colter: America has some poverty Eskaterbam: yes we have poverty//** Alyssa says, " Yes, we have poverty, but there isn't too much." Brian: Poverty is mainly just in big cities. Becca_J: Yes, ther is poverty in the U.S. currently, around 13% of the U.S. populatiuon falls below the U.S. poverty threshhold. Many people are oblivious to the fact that there are many people in need in the U.S.