So the moral of the story is stop trying to improve your neighborhood because there are more important issues in someone else's life? I've actually been poor i

So the moral of the story is stop trying to improve your neighborhood because there are more important issues in someone else's life? I've actually been poor in my life. Like on welfare government cheese Appalachian coal-mining-town-went-busto poor. And for some reason, these people improving their own neighborhood doesn't make me feel bad at all.