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My comment back to BobbyM was perfectly valid. Maybe you should read his post and think about it long and hard.
One person made a good point, Dirty Points, and I acknowledge it as so, even though it went against my argument. I am not the type of person to be completely stuck in my own way of thinking and am in fact very open minded in most cases. I simply wanted to hear a good example of how a homeless person had absolutely no choice in their living situation and I haven't heard one yet. There really isn't a right or wrong answer to this topic I feel. It's more opinion and perspective then anything. I have an amazing family, if somehow some horrible thing happened to them i'd lose my mind most likely. I'd have nothing to live for and who knows maybe i'd even end up homeless. The one thing I am sure about though is I wouldn't blame the state, country, or government for it and wouldn't care about getting a dollar from some stranger who feels sorry for me. People care way to much about stupid material things and put way to much thought into them.
So no I don't feel sorry for a homeless person because they are homeless. Maybe for the circumstances that lead to them being homeless but not for the actual state of being homeless as that to me at least is a complete choice.
Btw your points are terrible and I wont even give them an explaination of why because I feel its obvious.
I'm not completely sure on drug addicts. I have a few in my family and it did start with a conscience decision to take the drugs in the first place so.... However, I do see some good arguments for the disease case. Honestly if I have to choose I side i say its still a choice. After all I did start with a choice regardless of your viewpoint on the "disease" idea.
Funny you call me a "me" generation when I pretty much go against everything the "me" generation believes. I'm more old school. Eye for an eye, no excuses, get what you put in type of person. Not the "poor me" or its the systems fault type.
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I'm of the opinion that those of us who have been fortunate enough to find wealth and health find more true enjoyment and meaning in this life helping those that are less fortunate...regardless of the reasons why. You never know until you try it :-).
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Thanks to all involved.
The short answer would be there just isn't enough resources available to save everyone.
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