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If I could end anyone's problem, it will be to end false hope. I'm all about ending false hope because I know how it is to have false hope. I don’t mean it by not getting a new phone and end up getting the last years version. I mean it by someone telling you that they will be there for you and they end up leaving you in the dust. Especially in other countries, like Africa, or the other third world countries. Those people are promised help and when the day comes the people who promised to help don't come. Those people in those countries are filled with hope for new beginnings and they never come. That is what I would like to stop around the world.
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