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Originally Posted by TabuIsMe
That is a noble thought, but in how many instances is this actually the case?
Not many.
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Very very few I'm sure...though I've no way of knowing. I do recall when I did some charity work (financial counseling poor families to purchase houses in Detroit) that there were maybe 5-7 families out of 100 that I could actually tell were interested in climbing out of their predicament.
I agree. We shouldn't finance a persons poor choices. However, the christian in me likes to think people deserve a second chance. We all make bad decisions. Its learning from them that I admire.