Crouchinho
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Same thing seen in the USA. That's not cultural. That's poverty. Plus black and Asian people are more likely to work in the most exposed jobs. The poor always get hit hard in disasters and immigrant families are more likely to be poor.
Yep and I wouldn't fancy being a blue collar American working without benefits or health insurance. No doubt it will spread through a family quicker because they can't afford to put themselves on a 2k bed per night