> they usually don't want it in their face. We don't have a basis for talking about motives. I'd say people are scared and uncomfortable with what seems foreig

> they usually don't want it in their face. We don't have a basis for talking about motives. I'd say people are scared and uncomfortable with what seems foreign to them. > Given the opportunity to do something in person, most people crumble and go about their lives as usual. It's a very rare person that takes action. Many people give money to those asking for it. Many will say that they are overwhelmed and feel like they can't help everyone (tip: don't let the great be enemy of the good: don't worry about helping everyone; if you can, help someone). Many have their own problems and reasons. I can't remember speaking to someone who says they just don't care.