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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre
I think the ultra negative reaction towards this idea is lame. I think you make ****ty excuses to call it lame. As self righteous as people think doing charity and bragging about it is (which really was not the intent of the thread) I think the self righteous attitude people have to protesting it is even dumber.
Personally, as some one who's had to struggle just to not be homeless their whole adult life, I give to those who need it because I'd appreciate it if I were in that situation. I guarantee that you've never seen me brag about it because I know I'm still a piece of **** or what ever regardless and I'm not an attention whore like most of you. I'm also not shaming people for not doing it. I'm shaming people for protesting it.
I think it's particularly pathetic that you'd bitch about something like this, then turn around and bitch about being 'homeless' or how much your life sucks. To me when people act like that I realize that they aren't bitching and whining because they want help. They bitch because they want everybody to feel sorry for them and they need the attention.
So with that, happy holidays music banter. I hope you all learn to appreciate what you have this season and take the time to enjoy life.
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To follow up on DWV's point I agree with it but my main beef is trend of people using social media to broadcast their good deeds taking selfies and doing videos to put up on youtube to showcase them doing something charitable. If you are going to do something nice why do you need that recognition and attention that follows it. Just do it and carry on with your life.