Opinion Essay - Soraya Salarich
"Charity work should not be needed today, people should look after themselves"
The charity is the feeling or attitude that drives to be interested in other people
and want to help them, especially those most in need.
Well-regulated charity can solve many problems, it can restore the lost dignity
as a person, it gives us that little impulse to get out of the hole, or it can be a
train ticket that gives us the opportunity to get on and make the trip of our life.
As we know the train goes once, or two, even three if we are lucky and we all
have two options, get on the train or sell the ticket. Today unfortunately we are
at a time where that charity ticket that many families receive in the form of
opportunities are not taken advantage of, either because of the excessive
charity or because of the easy access to it. It is common to see how a family is
able to spend the money to spend the month in 3 days and turn to charity during
the remaining 27. We often hear phrases like: Why am I not going to do it if they
fill my fridge every time I want? Do you think they will not give me anything
while having children in charge?
Sadly, there are families that have turned the charity of others into a demand, a
way of life or a right that they believe they have. At this very moment we cross
this thin line where charity makes us poorer.
The charity is the feeling or attitude that drives to be interested in other people
and want to help them, especially those most in need.
Well-regulated charity can solve many problems, it can restore the lost dignity
as a person, it gives us that little impulse to get out of the hole, or it can be a
train ticket that gives us the opportunity to get on and make the trip of our life.
As we know the train goes once, or two, even three if we are lucky and we all
have two options, get on the train or sell the ticket. Today unfortunately we are
at a time where that charity ticket that many families receive in the form of
opportunities are not taken advantage of, either because of the excessive
charity or because of the easy access to it. It is common to see how a family is
able to spend the money to spend the month in 3 days and turn to charity during
the remaining 27. We often hear phrases like: Why am I not going to do it if they
fill my fridge every time I want? Do you think they will not give me anything
while having children in charge?
Sadly, there are families that have turned the charity of others into a demand, a
way of life or a right that they believe they have. At this very moment we cross
this thin line where charity makes us poorer.
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