I find it very annoying when businesses do this. I find no...
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"Debate Over Ethics of Mocking Homeless Individuals in Business Social Media Posts"
"Debate Over Ethics of Mocking Homeless Individuals in Business Social Media Posts"
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This post is clickbait - the pic is from 8-30-24. Don't take the bait.
So you have the answer to why you should post pictures and comments about them homeless people. What's your idea for ending it?
GoodOlBoy1776 : Here's what I think is shameful and "annoying". When the rights of the homeless are placed above the rights of those who have to live amongst the filth, chaos, crime, etc that invariably comes along with them. It's also shameful and "annoying" when the rights of this person who owns that Subway, who pays a high rent on that property, pays salaries for people who actually work for a living, and has likely sunk a significant amount of his or her life's savings into it to make a honest living and contribute to her community can't do so because a significant number of potential customers won't walk past this motley looking group to enter the store. THAT'S what's "shameful" and "annoying". You can't possibly be serious.
But, those in the picture, if they are the ones who littered, are probably Not at all bothered by their mess.No shame to them, so no change in their life. They do not pay attention to social media, in most cases. One of the reason that this problem is so hard to solve; little concern by those who are perpetuating it
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