Argumentative Essay: The Homeless Shelter
This was indeed something I had thought to myself over and over again. I didn't have an immediate answer to this, but when I did develop one, it was out of the kindness and empathy from my heart. By nature, I tend to be a sensitive person. But as bitter as this sounds, one should never let his or her emotions cloud his or her reason because this result in unfavorable and regrettable consequences. There are sacrifices that have to be made, and in this debate, you must chose one side or the other. Whether the other side establishes themselves as the victorious Allied powers and ourselves as the pressuring Nazi's that want to send those deemed unwanted away, is up to their own interpretation and point of view. Just recently, a massive group of individuals have established refuge here in our neighborhood due to a decline in the economy. As a community that treats others with respect and dignity, we feel that
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That is what places such as the Homeless Shelter that are designed specifically for people in these problems by government programs. Supply resources to all of these people, their families, their children, can only go so far before it becomes a real problem where everyone starts running out of food themselves. On the other hand, places such as the Homeless Shelter provide meals three times a day, which is sufficient for everyone. Not only do they provide food, but a place to bath, use the restroom, and sleep decently enough in. Although the other half of the neighborhood disagrees with this problem and claims that they could invite these individuals in, it wouldn't take long enough before this starts to become a very serious problem as things can get so limited on their own. And what are these homeless people going to be doing all day? Sitting around? The Homeless Shelter can also provide jobs. As a result, all of these things could benefit these people rather than stationing at our
That is what places such as the Homeless Shelter that are designed specifically for people in these problems by government programs. Supply resources to all of these people, their families, their children, can only go so far before it becomes a real problem where everyone starts running out of food themselves. On the other hand, places such as the Homeless Shelter provide meals three times a day, which is sufficient for everyone. Not only do they provide food, but a place to bath, use the restroom, and sleep decently enough in. Although the other half of the neighborhood disagrees with this problem and claims that they could invite these individuals in, it wouldn't take long enough before this starts to become a very serious problem as things can get so limited on their own. And what are these homeless people going to be doing all day? Sitting around? The Homeless Shelter can also provide jobs. As a result, all of these things could benefit these people rather than stationing at our