A little goes a long way
Hello erbody
I thought I should share something that I saw and it disturbed me....So around where I work there is a family of four that stays on the streets, 2 kids both under the age of 5 and the parents. I always try to help them whenever I can especially with nutritious food for the kids. on my way to work today I saw them and standing with them was another couple with their what looked like a 2yr old child, I thought they were going to help with something but instead these people were throwing bombs at this poor couple telling them how incosiderate they are and they useless parents and so forth....I must admit it took a lot from me not to go up to that woman and punch her in the face, I mean these people already have it rough, they already feeling guilty as parents for putting their kids through the suuffering the last thing they needed was for someone to come and put salt on their wounds.
Look we all come from differet walks of life and we don't know what got them on the streets, if you are not going to help someone, move on and mind your own business then. That person that you are giving a hard time does not need that NO!
This only gets worse, the child of the holier than thou couple was eting a banana which was taken out of a pack so the mother says to her child, give the hobo baby your banana and you will take another one from the pack, then the child throws the banana at the "hobo baby" At this point I was boiling and I could not even contain myself...I walked up to them, took the banana from the unfortunate kid and actually threw it in the bin, I went into the the shop and bought instant porridge, a pack of bananas, milk and bread for the family and I told the parents that it does not matter how hungry and poor they are they should never ever allow people to treat them like sh*t.
Parents teach your children to respect people irrespective of who they are and what they look like, do not teach your children to see colour, that only destroys it does not build a proper future noooo, it is nonsense. That 2 year old didn't know what she was doing it was the responsibility of her parents to teach her the right way. all they had to do was take the fruit from the pack and give it to the other kid, the audacity of even going as far as saying to their child "don't get close, these people stink" WHAT THE HELLLL???
It's not an obligation to help someone, you do it because you want to so thsese people on the streets are PEOPLE, period! You don't have to know struggle to understand it, you have eyes, see it and make a change or move along.
*Have a good day further fam*
P.S This happened yesterday
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Bless you, for having such a good heart. I feel the pain you have expressed here and I've witnessed these things too. People can be so arrogant and don't realize, it's by the grace of God that each one of us goes. Anyone of us could land up on the streets.
You taught that street family a valuable lesson, not to allow anyone to treat them badly, no one deserves that.
Keep doing what you are doing to help, if we all make a difference in as much as we can, we will make the world a better place. I encourage you, as hard as it is, to continue keeping your own emotions out of the mix and rather do what you have done here, and contribute in a positive way.
Thank you for sharing.
Blessings
Louise
The sad truth of the world we live in my lady, one good deed changes a lot. If we could all just pitch in, it would make a huge difference. Thank you, have a gorgeous day..xoxo