How come those that have been so very, very fortunate in their lives put so much effort, time and resources (money) to deny those who haven’t been so fortunate, basic human assistance?
What kind of human being, while getting ready to go to work in the morning, looks in the mirror and thinks, what can I take away from people in need today?
Donald Harleman
Arlington
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