this is for sociolgy

(1) Throughout centuries the United States was labeled as a high income country. Do you believe that this is still true in today's society? Keep in mind, the United States is a high income country compared to middle or low income countries. What countries are the United States being compared to? Are we in a state of depression or recession? Would panick possible be increased if the media reported what is occurring in the United States with the fight on 'crime' and 'poverty'? Is what is really occurring in the stock market being reported? What is to explain for the crash in the stock market then the miraculous recovery? Do people truly know what they are voting for with all the 'jargon' and the high illiteracy rates? Why is Social Security expected to be depleted by 2035? Why is there no rent control in many states/counties allowing housing prices to be over-inflated? The housing market is being 'reshuffled'. Can people still afford the American dream of owning a home? Now multiple families live in homes changing the dynamics of neighborhoods. What about the dynamics within a household that has multiple families? What about the migration of people moving to certain geographic areas driving up the price of homes as local residents complain? There are many homes being sold through virtual tours. What legalities are put into place in case you purchase does not look like what you thought? Will the government gain control of housing and define who lives where? Who is the government ? Is it even about people any more and the needs of people or control of the people by a select few? What political party is really controlling the United States? Why are many places hiring people to work less than 30 hours a week? How likely is a person to be hired full-time with benefits. Not to mention a retirement plan! What about health care plans, limited health care plans, or no health care plans! Why would a child have a mouth full of silver teeth and not porcelain? How can a person have a healthy diet on limited or no income? What happened to food programs for children operated by schools since schools closed and many schools remain closed or have limited hours? What about the elderly who have no pension and perhaps no social security? How many children can a person really afford? What happens when a high number of tax payers move out-of-a state? How is the money made up? Or is it? Are people being honest with themselves and getting the help they need? Can they recognize the help they need or it may be easier to 'keep your head under the covers'?