Poor No More Documentary feat. Mary Walsh - Tonton Dokumentari Online

A good documentary film about the injustices of a nation unwillingness to help the poor and less fortunate. The intriguing thing is that Sweden somehow, have this "System" that ensures it's population to not have to share other countries weaknesses by ensuring their citizens have a high pay, good welfare(Parents can have up to 400++ days off between them, to spend time with their kids), best child care even the poor can afford, benefits to employees who couldn't turn in to work for more than two weeks due to illness, and yet still manage to be one of the wealthiest country in the world....the question is, why not Malaysia implement something like this?....50 minutes of mind opening documentary so only for the ones who care to know stuff like these~

We were always told, "If you work hard, things will get better." But many hard-working Canadians have only seen things get worse. Corporate profits soared, but only the rich got richer. 

The recession took away more jobs and piled up more debt, leaving more people poor or insecure.

Poor No More offers solutions to Canada's working poor. The film takes three Canadians to a world where people do not have to beg, where housing is affordable and university education is free. They ask themselves: if other countries can do this, why don't we?

Hosted by TV and film star Mary Walsh, Poor No More offers an engaging look at Canadians stuck in low paying jobs with no security and no future. Mary then takes us on a journey to Ireland and Sweden so we can see how these countries have tackled poverty while strengthening their economies. The film offers hope to those who have to work two jobs a day and to those who cannot even find work.