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Have people actually read all 12 pages?

This post has gotten out of hand. I'm deleting it.

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>> Wow, I can't believe there are so many people on here that don't see the problem with this. Smh...And no I didn't want to go up to him because I'm with my 7 yr. old son. I didn't know if he would be dangerous (if he woke up) and I didn't want to expose my son to that. I did alert a business to call....I'm not a Karen...that is just stupid. I'm a concerned citizen. I also didn't know that I can't delete messages....CocoBagogo1 : Expose your child? Maybe try exposing your child to being kind to those who are different, or come from different circumstances. You could've offered the person water? It's freaking hot!Can't hide the ugly parts of society from children forever. Explain that having a good education and staying out of trouble prevents this lifestyle. Explain that being financially responsible can keep you off the streets. The importance of learning to read, write, and work hard in and out of school.

Heathur:I WOULD APPRECIATE THAT YOU NOT SPEAK AS "PET RANCH" OR ON BEHALF OF THIS BUSINESS

I'd genuinely love to know which of the people b!tching identify as Christians

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>> eighteen: are you serious? Expose my child to someone who may be violent. You're crazy. My child is 7. Who would you expose your child to?CocoBagogo1 : When my child was about 9 my ✨church✨ started going to thing called Street Church where we'd have fellowship with the homeless community, pray with them, clothe them, give them food, & just hang out. They are regular people who have fallen on hard times. I am no better or worse than anybody who may be struggling & believe it or not, neither or you or your 7 year old. You seem like you could use a little Jesus yourself. You should consider talking to a homeless person. Might even ground you a bit.

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>> CocoBagogo1 : I can understand your concern for your child having to see homeless people. But, you need to realize it is actually good for your child to see this. It helps them to learn they do not want to ever be that way. It helps them to learn empathy for others. You can make this a very good teaching moment for your child. When your child is a little older it would be go to have them volunteer handing out Thanks Giving supplies to people at Northeast Mission or something like that. Kids do not automatically know they have it better than others. They need to see they have it better. Otherwise, they might end up being whiny adults that think they had it so bad as a child when in all reality they never had to do anything in their lives and they had everything.TEXASGIRLMAMMA : YES! Meals on Wheels, HAAM, B.E.A.R, Houston Food Bank (I think there's a min. age requirement). Lots of great resources out there to make kids less entitled.

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>> Wow, I can't believe there are so many people on here that don't see the problem with this. Smh...And no I didn't want to go up to him because I'm with my 7 yr. old son. I didn't know if he would be dangerous (if he woke up) and I didn't want to expose my son to that. I did alert a business to call....I'm not a Karen...that is just stupid. I'm a concerned citizen. I also didn't know that I can't delete messages....CocoBagogo1 : Expose your child? Maybe try exposing your child to being kind to those who are different, or come from different circumstances. You could've offered the person water? It's freaking hot!Can't hide the ugly parts of society from children forever. Explain that having a good education and staying out of trouble prevents this lifestyle. Explain that being financially responsible can keep you off the streets. The importance of learning to read, write, and work hard in and out of school.

I probably would have asked him if he was ok and then given him a few bucks to get some breakfast, But Im a nice and compassionate dude.
Just because you live in an affluent neighborhood it doesn't make you better than these people. You cant just sweep the under the rug. Poverty exists weather you like it or not, Its part of capitalism.

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>> CocoBagogo1 : I think you lost a majority of the crowd when the only thing that kept you from taking a pic of a -possibly- dead person was your young child. Thank God he was with you.eighteen : And threatening to delete comments if anyone showed "sympathy for the homeless". WTactual F?