160cmcurry
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makes senseI've become less empathetic for poor people they often don't want to help themselves.
and if they’re notYes If they Look good
The brutal reality is If they are ugly, they dont "deserve" itand if they’re not
I personally think all people poor or not deserve love but the majority of the poor/homeless people ive encountered dont want to do anything to become financially stable instead they complain about how the government is the reason why they cant find a job or its gender inequality etc etcwhy or why not
i don’t think good people are obligated for that tooIf they are good people, yes
what if it’s a child born into povertyI personally think all people poor or not deserve love but the majority of the poor/homeless people ive encountered dont want to do anything to become financially stable instead they complain about how the government is the reason why they cant find a job or its gender inequality etc etc
I dont think good looking people should be obligated towards love just because they got lucky. If i were to measure it down to something, it would be people who bring value to society that deserve love in my opinion. Not just chad who got luckyi don’t think good people are obligated for that too
what do you consider of ‘value’ to societyI dont think good looking people should be obligated towards love just because they got lucky. If i were to measure it down to something, it would be people who bring value to society that deserve love in my opinion. Not just chad who got lucky
im referencing people in first world countrys but if a child is born in the slums of India with genuinely no way out i cannot sit here and say there's a realistic path from the slums to non slumswhat if it’s a child born into poverty
what if said child’s born poor in a first world countryim referencing people in first world countrys but if a child is born in the slums of India with genuinely no way out i cannot sit here and say there's a realistic path from the slums to non slums
Nope, if they can't even afford to live properly, how will they afford another human being living besides them.why or why not
makes senseNope, if they can't even afford to live properly, how will they afford another human being living besides them.
first world countrys have so many opportunitieswhat if said child’s born poor in a first world country