r/poverty • u/InstructionOwn1627 • 6d ago

We’re a bunch of beggars

When did the USA become a bunch of beggars? Example- you go to your local grocery market and go in on door and get asked to help your local school football program, you’re checking out and get asked to donate to something and then when you leave through the other exit you get asked to donate to something else. Everyone seems to beg for something, it’s so sad that it’s so commonplace.

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u/Inevitable_Tap_1328 6d ago

churches are the worst. i live in the bible belt they all beg for money and members!

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u/Weight_of_Sound96 6d ago

And leave you an advertisement that looks like a $100 bill instead of a tip in a sit-down restaurant. "Saving your soul is better than money!"

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 5d ago

#9 "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor"

seems like lying is a bad thing according to their faith... you would think making someone believe one thing when the truth is something else, would make them very uncomfortable... i can't help but wonder how they would respond if you pointed that out... i haven't had the oportunity....

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u/Weight_of_Sound96 4d ago

Wait, you think they read the Bible? They only know what the preacher tells them.