What does "we can't take care of our own" mean? Explain your answer. *

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Dennis_Churaev [7]3 years ago

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Incomplete question. However, I answered from a general English perspective.

Answer:

It refers to the inability to provide what is necessary for something or someone that we possess.

Explanation:

We can see the meaning of such expression from the point of view of someone who is speaking on behave of a group statingout his displeasure that they're unable to provide what is necessary for their own; which can either be a person, or a property.

For example, a father and mother unable to provide enough food for their family may say in a low tone, "we can't take care of our own," referring to their children.

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