If people do not have any money, they will not be missed. I say this with a grain of disdain, as should be expected from all of us. The society as it is only seeks self success and I think that is wrong on every level. Not only will a person that has no money be destitute of necessity in today's society, they will be persecuted beyond human nature, such as told they are a burden.
Maybe some of you say "get a job". What if the person is incapable of having a job, such as being disabled or going through a rough patch and needing forgiveness. Is it our duty to condemn them instead of help? Now I'm aware that many have set there sites on harming others for their own gain. Going as far as stealing and con'ing other's out of hard earned wages, and that has enforced the laws to be strict, not only on the criminals though, on innocent folks, just trying to get by. The laws should not be against honest folk's just trying to get by. An example of innocent people paying for the corruptness of few is the airport security. It never used to be burdensome to the extent it is now after the Sept. 11 attacks. None of us did that, it was due to murders that we now have to be scrutinized before boarding an aircraft.
Maybe some of you say "get a job". What if the person is incapable of having a job, such as being disabled or going through a rough patch and needing forgiveness. Is it our duty to condemn them instead of help? Now I'm aware that many have set there sites on harming others for their own gain. Going as far as stealing and con'ing other's out of hard earned wages, and that has enforced the laws to be strict, not only on the criminals though, on innocent folks, just trying to get by. The laws should not be against honest folk's just trying to get by. An example of innocent people paying for the corruptness of few is the airport security. It never used to be burdensome to the extent it is now after the Sept. 11 attacks. None of us did that, it was due to murders that we now have to be scrutinized before boarding an aircraft.
In such perilous times, we ought to be careful to whom we give charity. The word charity has been thrown around so much that it has lost its sanctity now. Today charity is the pretext under which innocents are conned, under which the parasites feed off their hosts, under which some willfully choose to be poor so that they could live for free and under which those who are rich by their virtues are abused and condemned. I can give you one example from the country I live in.
Begging is a common sight in most metros. You would find such beggars at busy traffic signals, at shopping districts, outside churches/temples/mosques and outside theatres. While maybe 5% of these beggars are unfortunate, the rest of them choose to be that way because they don't want to work. They know that they can earn much more by begging for a living. And what's more, they get a free home, free electricity, free appliances and rationed free. Though these beggars are rehabilitated and given free homes, they rent those homes and come back to the streets. Unbelievable, isn't it?
Such instances have taught me two lessons - 1) never give anything for free to people who do not deserve it, and 2) to the extent possible, avoid giving monetary help to people in need. I would never reject a person who has fallen into hard times. But at the same time, I would be careful of who I help because I don't want to give it to somebody who does not deserve it. You could criticize me for saying this, but I have found some parts in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged which resound with my philosophy.
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