I do not agree with your utter poor disregard for the misfortunate.
Life is not all about you and what you want dude.
I came from a working class family, and we were not well off by any means when I grew up, but still my family was always there to help others who were in despair.
My parents raised me to care about others, and so did the Boy Scouts, my Church, and my teachers at school as well.
It is just the way I was raised.
No such thing. Also, I don't hold those that expect others to meet the needs they should be meeting themselves in high regard. Neither should you. A parent that refuses to feed his/her own kids then expects someone else to do it isn't a "misfortunate", they're a freeloader that makes poor choices.
You seem to think life should be about what you want and your belief that you should decide certain things but others shouldn't in the same situation.
Sorry, boy, but supporting someone else paying taxes to fund things you support isn't you helping others.
If you support social welfare programs, it proves you don't care about others. It does prove you want to enable irresponsible people to continue being that way. Perhaps you should have been taught that lesson.
