I have posted two. You can read them (click on my avatar and then go to my questions) and reply as they are still open and I need more responses please. This is my last one and I ask it here because this category gets more responses than any other. Here's the question:
Do you think it is just human nature to blame the victim when we feel helpless about a situation, or is it that we are so over burdened with social issues that we offer answers that blame the victim because we are not informed enough about the nature of the problem?
I ask because I can't believe we are as hard hearted as the responses I got to my questions. I asked if there were legislative efforts to end homelessness that I could support. No one answered that question. Everyone just explained why people are homeless (offering welfare, addictions, choice. DUH.) Maybe they didn't understand? When I say legislation, I mean things like slum landlords that profit from squatters, city ordinances that shuffle peop
2007-07-29
09:25:53
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people around, inadequate shelters, etc. Addictions, lazy people who don't want to work, etc., etc, and all that aside, we still live in a wealthy country with THOUSANDS living on the streets. Many are familes hard on their luck due to lack of education, etc. Some social programs are just self-sustaining and help very little. So when I say legislation, I mean changes that would stop people from profiting from this pox on our society.
I live in KY and am an empty nester. I am looking to volunteer my time to a permanent solution via the law by supporting such an initiative. Anyone know where I can start?
2007-07-29
09:29:57 ·
update #1
I opened my questions for viewing a few moments ago.
2007-07-29
09:40:05 ·
update #2