> The main reason I'm engaging with you is that I'm honestly curious why you feel a strong need to react against this article in the first place. Isn't it a goo

> The main reason I'm engaging with you is that I'm honestly curious why you feel a strong need to react against this article in the first place. Isn't it a good thing that we're trying to understand the difficulties and plight of the poor in our society? Isn't that generally a benefit? Shouldn't we do more of that? You even seem to agree that a big part of the problem is structural and societal, rather than personal. That can of settles it. You are definitly right on this. I think i reacted emotionally because I felt i lived a lot of thing people are complaining about and I'm tired about hearing complain and want them to move their ass.