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chasing the symptom is easier than identifying and addressing root causes, which are as varied as the people who are homeless, do no real good. I think more pe
by devhead 8y ago
chasing the symptom is easier than identifying and addressing root causes, which are as varied as the people who are homeless, do no real good.
I think more people need to do more good in this world.
- lostgame 8y agoI couldn't agree more. This is a shining example of humanity's incredible willingness to shove other's suffering out of their point of view so they don't have to consider it, instead of lending a hand.
- Kalium 8y agoYou're absolutely right! Identifying and addressing root causes is hard, good, morally required work. Work we must undertake. Yet, what are people to do when they have been placed in a position where identified solutions to the root causes have been placed out of reach? They can make themselves more comfortable, at the very least. Their suffering is not a moral obligation.