The same is true all over the world..
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thats paris..
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thats Bradford, UK..
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Thats Gottengin Germany
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Thats just outside Bonn Germany..
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these are migrant Roma in Malmo Sweden..
Im afraid Im not seeing your point..
All of those countries have substantially more social welfare programs than the US.. and yet they have notable numbers of people living in abject poverty and filth..
Of course there are poor people in the US.. there are 340M US citizens and a super conservative estimate is that there are another 18M illegals in the US as well..
The question is how does someone define "poor" or poverty?
If you use the World Banks definition of poverty (less than $3 per day) then exactly zero americans live in poverty...
If you use the US's definition of poverty (less than $20 per day) then just under 6% are in poverty.. and a conservative estimate is that over 70% of those people choose to be in poverty (refuse to work, etc) or have mental or physical health issues that prevent work and become wards of the state)..
What most people consider "poor" in the US is actually pretty damn wealthy by the worlds standard.. People living in our "projects" (government provided housing) live significantly better than anyone in any of the photos above..
The US, despite liberals trying desperately hard to change things, doesnt prescribe to the same social welfare systems that Europe does.. and its honestly pretty proud that it doesnt..
In contrast to the US, by the German definition of poverty, roughly 16% of Germans live below the poverty line and another 5% live at "risk" of dropping below the poverty line.. Germany defines poverty as less than 1440 euro a month..
15.4% of French live below the French definition of poverty (1041 Euro a month)...
etc etc...