Posted by PJH on January 30, 2011 at 09:57:27 from (71.171.213.28):
In Reply to: Re: Rock Bottom posted by John730D on January 30, 2011 at 08:18:50:
John - you think like I do. I want to help people who are in genuine need, but get angry at the shysters. I guess it's human nature.
I asked the ladies who run our local food pantry - how do you seperate the needy from the lazy? They told me that they have to give to the not needy in order to reach the needy. If you fail to reach the needy, you might as well lock the doors and shut down.
I enjoy supporting the local food pantry, but I wouldn't be good at the distribution. I would be grumpy about cell phones and cigarettes - if you can afford them, you don't need help. She told me that I was wrong - many people experience short time troubles and come to the food pantry for help. Many of these SAME people who have received help in the past are now big contributors to the food pantry, now that they have gotten back on their feet.
I have great respect for these people who run these grass roots, non-profit, non-government, local donation food pantries. And I have great respect for their ability to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. I don't know if I am Christian enough to do that.
And I have great respect for people like Allan and his wife, for sowing the seeds of kindness.
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