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I absolutely hate people who talk about poverty as if it's just a stage of life.
I feel like they aren't stupid but dangerously toxic and blind: People who speak as if everyone who has no healthcare can suddenly hop on a random government program. People who say "Poverty in America is nothing like poverty in third world countries". People who think anyone can just work their way out of poverty if they try hard enough.
It's like they join introduction to economics for a single day then assume they have all the answers. It's one thing to say "I don't know how to solve the problem" but it's a completely other thing to say "I know the solution is definitely XYZ" as if it's a fact.

Maybe I'm just irritated but I can't find anything redeemable about a person whose biggest struggle in the last 4 years was finding a brand new job before returning to their 4 bed/2bath home in an HOA neighborhood.

I consider a cold approach to be when a guy expresses romantic interest upon meeting a stranger.
My general idea of a cold approach opening introduction goes something like "Hi, I'm [name]. This is kind of random, but I thought that you were cute and wanted to meet you." Followed by a conversation (if she's interested to get to know him) or some reason that she needs to leave/rejection (if she's not interested in getting to know him).

I consider a warm approach to be when a guy expresses romantic interest AFTER becoming acquainted with the girl a bit first (maybe over the course few minutes, maybe across the course of a few days or more).

Which do you prefer?

Guys, I'd also love to hear about your experiences in using these approaches.