4th of July Summertime Blues Red, White, and Feeling A Little Blue T-Shirt

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Giving them a little money won’t make much of a difference, not giving them money won’t make much of a difference. Do what you want, but there’s no point is trying to take a moral stance like the 4th of July Summertime Blues Red, White, and Feeling A Little Blue T-Shirt but in fact I love this “get a job, ya bum” douchebags of yore. It’s just punching down for no reason, they’re people who just want to be treated like people It’s a tough one I know well. While being broke or in and out of work myself as a truck driver and encountering many people at traffic lights. I give them odd snacks, drinks or sweets I have on me. I wish them luck and say tomorrows a new day. Depends on you, really. Homeless people are people just like you, except they have no home, whether it be through mental illness that has gone untreated/no access to therapy, drugs (these things can be concurrent), family abandonment/abuse (again, these things can be concurrent), bad decision-making or just sheer bad luck (both happen, life is life), they do not lose their humanity just because they are homeless.

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That said, I do not feel comfortable giving on the 4th of July Summertime Blues Red, White, and Feeling A Little Blue T-Shirt but in fact I love this streets homeless people money either, because of the chance they use it for drugs. I simply cannot have enabling someone’s addiction on my conscience, especially because I happen to live in a particularly affected area re: drugs (I don’t go to the ‘epicentre,’ I’ve never been anywhere near that area and I plan to keep it that way, but YouTubers who cover urban life/dark underbellies definitely have footage of that area and the people in it, which is enough to dissuade me further from ever even thinking of crossing through to go anywhere, I’ll take the extra long way if it means steering clear of that mess.) Anyway, I bring that up because there are areas where I very much would recommend not approaching anybody or really just not being in the area at all, as stated above. Presuming you’re speaking about a normal area and homeless people who aren’t in Zombieland, however, I would say that if you want to help, you can buy them food that is pre-made from grocery stores or take them to get food at fast food places, which I have done on occasion to help when I can. I do this to show gratitude for the blessings in my own life, as difficult as it can be at times, there is always someone who needs more help or just to be seen.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.