/lit/ - Literature

>>4943938
Not at all. The graveness of something makes little difference. I think it is disingenuous to say that after at a certain level of intensity someone no longer deserve to feel ok. Isn't our society about helping to commodity. Are we a market that is not hospitable enough to be weary of the unfortunate people of our society.

Don't you think a life time of bullying from men and rejection from women drives people to act this way? These are extreme problems that exist in our society. We should be helping the extreme cases before we help the many.

Since when is the mentality of helping the majority of people who need it more than the minority of people who desperately need it?


Irresponsible parents, social rejection from both major demographics, mixed race and the weird identity shit that comes with that. People have complex lives and many of them are completely obliterated by the situations they are born into.

Is it fair to punish people for the experience they had to endure and how it effected their growth as a person.

It disturbs me that the poor have been so easily convinced that serious problems do not occur in the middle and upper middle classes. It gets ever worse as you get wealhier.

Sure the kids who are naturally going to shine will do so and have access to the great things at their dispoal, but many are just like those in poverty.

Money cannot raise you. It cannot make you happy, and it cannot be given to young people in large sums to run wild with.

A good education cannot fix a broken man with a broken mind. I pity the life he had to live and where it drove him. People of the lower class cannot understand that the rich are only human.

Just like there are gangster, trolls, hoes. idiots in the hood, there are gangsters in suburbia.