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It turns out, this isn't an uncommon experience. My co-worker is in the exact same situation and she's setup a similar blog here: http://photosfrommystolenphone
by jashmenn 13y ago
It turns out, this isn't an uncommon experience. My co-worker is in the exact same situation and she's setup a similar blog here: http://photosfrommystolenphone.tumblr.com/ http://photosfrommystolenphone.tumblr.com/
- JamesArgo 13y agoThat one's just depressing. Reading her snarky comments below the pictures of obvious poverty made me feel physical pain. Tell her to stop the blog. That particular blog feels worse to me than the crime that spawned it. Maybe I'm just crazy, though.
- guard-of-terra 13y agoLocate those people, send them some money, profit. Should not be so hard given pictures. And tell them to dump the phone. It's doable, but you wouldn't do that because you don't really care much.
- JamesArgo 13y agoThere’s decency and then there’s charity. A desire for decency doesn’t imply a desire to give charity.
- Shivetya 13y agomust be perspective, I see lots of happy kids, grandma, and the next generation. never think that money makes for happy family or life, I know more than enough people living at or below the "line" who are better off in more ways than I can count. People with money tend to create their own misery.
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