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I'm sure they wouldn't feel the same way if the tech industry go to shit and they end up homeless. Having a degree and/or a job in demand doesn't give them the
by digitalzombie 13y ago
I'm sure they wouldn't feel the same way if the tech industry go to shit and they end up homeless.
Having a degree and/or a job in demand doesn't give them the right to look down upon the unfortunates. I believe there are a huge population of veteran homeless too. It's not like all them chose to be homeless.
They're just assholes that are sitting around bitching. They're not the ones that are going to try to solve the homeless problem they're the ones that try to hide the problem. They're worst, they have no solution to this problem and not willing to do anything.
I find it weird that they used religious allegory but their religious figures such as Jesus would have help those in need not whine about it.
- aaronem 13y agoChrist fed the hungry. He did not petition the Pharisaical council to establish a steering committee to look toward the establishment of a working group to consider the possibility of soliciting public input from all interested stakeholders with the eventual goal of producing a synergistic plan for improving the condition of the urban disadvantaged.
- prodigal_erik 13y agoSupposedly having magical powers, he was also not limited by inadequate opt-in contributions from a minority of society. For all of history this has been a problem too big for charity to solve.
- aaronem 13y ago"The poor will always be with you." It is no accident that 'utopia' transliterates to "no-where", or that even Christ never promised "pie in the sky" but that he made sure to add "when you die". No post-scarcity without Singularity, if you will.