Assignment #1
During these economical times of growth and prosperity in the global market, it is recommended that food, clothes, and shelter be provided to all people without regards to class, colour, creed, or race. Without prejudice, every living person is entitled to the same benefits according to the universal laws of the land. Nonetheless, many citizens are still left homeless even when they live in the most coldest of climates, or in some cases the most deplorable living conditions ever imagined. To add insult to injury, the very same citizens are left to deal with their problems on their own and are still being blamed for it. "Who Cares." are the cries of the many victims.
Unfortunately these problems have been affecting too many people in varied
communities for far too long that it must now be addressed worldwide. It can no longer be ignored, nor tolerated. Charity begins at home, and I am appealing to all politicians, and government workers alike to do their own homework before criticizing the lives of others who are less fortunate than they are.
This is a job for people to fix, or mend, and I do not hold one person, or administration responsible. Collectively speaking, too err is human. As human beings we do have the responsibiliy of taking care of ourselves and each other without using the blame, or the race card to inflict painful injuries on another fellow human being. These practices must cease to exist in order to make this world a better place for us all to live in. Now is the time for us to wake up and live a more productive life, and remember to
do good over the choices of evil. "Good, better, best, never let it rest until your good is better, and your better best." Can we do the right thing? ... "Yes we can."
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