The other day I read a post where this guy was judging beggars.
How can someone say that people beg for money to buy drugs or alcohol? Instead of
judging I suggest taking a second and thinking that maybe that person doesn’t
want to beg he wants to work but nobody gives him the possibility.
Nowadays anything can happen. We are no longer “masters of our destiny”. The
economic and financial crisis has taken a toll on all of us. People lose homes
like gamblers lose money at roulette. Therefore there is no wonder that more and
more people turn to begging to keep their family alive and I’m not being too dramatic
here.
Yesterday I met a little girl who didn’t beg for money but begged for
food. She needed milk to feed her little brother. At least that what she said
showing me a baby wrapped in a blanket and placed on a bench. You might be
thinking she takes the milk and sells it for cash. But who are we to judge
here. She probably needs to do these things because her parents maker her and
if she doesn’t bring anything at home she probably gets a punishment or worse a
good smacking. It’s easy to judge and become frustrated that beggars gain more
money just by sitting around. Instead why don’t we do something to help them leave this state. Here are some suggestions in this direction.
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