Monday, February 12, 2007
Homeless
Its sad when I look at a beggar or a homeless person, and I need to question if he really is someone who is homeless and in need, or if he is a fake, just trying to rip people of their cash. What led up to this point? Why can't I see a beggar and say this money will definatly go to a good cause in helping this poor guy out. Is this skeptism a bad thing? Is it just me? I think that the reason this happened is obviously because some jokers do try to cheat us of our hard earned cash. I drove up next to a beggar the other day by Kahala Mall. I wanted to give him something for some reason. I never give beggars anything because of what I said above. The light was still red and I just remembered I had a huge box of Nutri-Grain bars in the backseat (Costco of course). I grabbed one from the back and was ready to open the window. My plan was to crack the window, and throw the bar to him as the light turned green. I didn't exactly want to hang around after I gave it to him, so I did as I planned. Making the U turn around his post, I heard a "GOD BLESS YA MAN!" It didn't make me feel any different. I am still unsure if he was really homeless and had no food. Do I feel good about it? I'm not sure. The questioning of his authenticity really kills the good deal feeling for me. I wish I could be more sure that my money goes to a good cause.
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http://guitarbum09.blogspot.com/2007/02/this-is-reality.html
sort of responded i guess
I know someone who offered a homeless man food on the street, instead of money, and the man turned her down. I guess it's hard to tell what their intentions are, you never know what they might turn around and do with the money, like buy drugs or something. Still, it's sad to see so many on the street, and not know what's real and what's not.
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