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I'm consistently surprised to see how much "It's their life, their decisions to do with the mony what they want " attitude...without the focusing on they are *Begging* for money they didn't earn (btw, is there a real difference between beggars and panhandlers?). I'm talking about the folks who just walk up and ask for money.
Really. Some complete stranger can just walk up to you guys (general "you", of course) and request a donation, and do whatever they want with what's given without you guys feeling like there is any sense of accountability (not talking about mentally ill here)? And it's considered bad to not just give as asked?
Seems rather like enabling to me.
I've gone hungry and been without necessities(not homeless though), and it never even occured to me to ask a stranger for a hand out.
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At night, the ice weasels come." -
Matt Groening
My goal? To fulfill my potential.
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