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@texaslawhopefully: looking back, the Rs were freaking out saying Biden was going to end the country, and the Ds were freaking out during DJTs 1st term. Neither did exceptionally bad or good, IMHO. At the end of the day, the rest of the GOV (Judaical and Congress) really put a damper on grandiose executive plans. Finally, we all know Donnie is a talker: he anchors (ie tarrifs), he talks shit, he says he will do X and never does. news eats that shit up, but I think most will not ever come to pass
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IDP
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A quick definition of IDP:
Term: IDP
Definition: IDP stands for Internally Displaced Person. This means someone who has been forced to leave their home due to conflict, natural disasters, or other reasons, but has not crossed an international border to seek safety. They are still in their own country, but have had to flee their homes and may be living in temporary shelters or with friends or family. IDPs often face many challenges, including lack of access to basic needs like food, water, and healthcare, and may be at risk of violence or exploitation. It is important to provide support and assistance to IDPs to help them rebuild their lives and find safety and stability.
A more thorough explanation:
IDP
IDP stands for Internally Displaced Person. This refers to someone who has been forced to flee their home due to conflict, violence, or natural disasters, but has not crossed an international border to seek safety.
Examples of IDPs include:
- A family who had to leave their home in Syria due to the ongoing civil war, but are still living within the country's borders.
- People who had to evacuate their homes in the Philippines due to a typhoon, but are staying with relatives or in temporary shelters within the country.
These examples illustrate how IDPs are different from refugees, who have crossed an international border to seek safety in another country. IDPs are often more vulnerable because they are still within the conflict or disaster zone and may not have access to basic necessities like food, water, and healthcare.