Row 1389

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No need to apologize.

I’m not an expert, but here are some of my thoughts.

The US is huge. Ukraine is one of the largest countries in Europe and Ukraine is the size of Texas, if that gives perspective. I think because of the size, lack of public transportation, and affordability…refugees and immigrants often end up in major cities.

Larger cities tend to have more resources, yet more people. There could be a select amount of resources available and depending the amount of displaced persons…it may be more or less easy to access those resources depending the situation.

I’ve noticed that “red tape” could also be an issue. Sometimes if resources require a lot of time, energy, documents required from the person needing assistance…it might seem impossible and they look elsewhere.

I also think freedom of speech has advantages and disadvantages. People publicly voice their opinions and that can be intimidating and overwhelming for people that need assistance. Maybe a person would not ask for help because they fear of becoming a meme or publicly humiliated.

With that, I’d say the US is far from united. There are so many groups of people in the United States and it seems that a lot of them are relying on each other to feel safe. Makes sense. At the same time, It also means that a lot of people are more likely to help people that look like them.

Capitalism seems to have taken a turn for the worse as well. Nothing is for free or given out of kindness. The government, charities, and even religions have become more like businesses.

When we arrived in the USA, the amount of ads was overwhelming. It feels like they scare you into buying things you don’t need like insurance. IMO, I’m not going to pay a company to possibly pay me for something that may never happen. It makes more sense to me to put my money in a savings account.

Anyway (I got sidetracked), it’s like the US tries to keep people (usually POC or low income) in debt. So, I feel like displaced persons that truly need help aren’t sure who to trust or don’t know how they can access the resources available to them.

Some other things that come to mind: racism, language, culture

Again, I’m not a professional or have no real data supporting my thoughts. I’m just assuming and basing off of my experiences so far.

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text No need to apologize. I’m not an expert, but here are some of my thoughts. The US is huge. Ukraine is one of the largest countries in Europe and Ukraine is the size of Texas, if that gives perspective. I think because of the size, lack of public transportation, and affordability…refugees and immigrants often end up in major cities. Larger cities tend to have more resources, yet more people. There could be a select amount of resources available and depending the amount of displaced persons…i…
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