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Anecdote: the people I’ve met who feel most strongly about that are upper middle class and upwards non-religious folks, and mostly those living in or near citie
by femiagbabiaka 3y ago
Anecdote: the people I’ve met who feel most strongly about that are upper middle class and upwards non-religious folks, and mostly those living in or near cities.
My parents brought me up serving at food kitchens and donating to the homeless even as the recessions of 200x were hitting our family. We weren’t alone in doing that.
- JKCalhoun 3y ago> upper middle class and upwards non-religious folks, and mostly those living in or near cities Well, you describe pretty much everyone I associate with, so I guess I can't counter your assertion. ;-)
- SauciestGNU 3y agoIn my anecdotal experience the religious folks are even harsher and more hostile toward the unhoused than secular people, but that's often because they run "programs" for unhoused people which require religious participation to receive aid, and I think they're chuffed people don't take advantage despite the religious coercion.