homeless children

I See the Kids in the Street with Not Enough to Eat. Who am I to be Blind? Pretending Not to See Their Needs

By sawaboof - Posted on May 16th, 2008

I know it's easy to make judgmental statements about homeless people:

Get a job.
They brought it on themselves.
Why should I contribute a quarter to someone's drug habit?

Generalizations don't make for very good arguments in other situations; why should it be any different for the homeless population?

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