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That is such a fantastic metaphor for our limited 'supply' of care/empathy. Sometimes it feels as though we have only so much for others' plights before we run
by hyperdimension 6y ago
That is such a fantastic metaphor for our limited 'supply' of care/empathy.
Sometimes it feels as though we have only so much for others' plights before we run out and only have enough to focus on our own. I'm not sure.
- gotostatement 6y agothis is exactly why permanent, tax-funded, institutional safety nets are necessary. you can't rely on sporadic charity.