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Why Do People Naturally Good To Others
I believe that people are naturally good to others, because there isn’t as much cold-hearted people as there is with the good-people. In the world there is a lot of good people that will go out of there way to help anyone that they can. During hurricane Harvey majority of the people that were stuck at there homes couldn’t go anywhere they would have to stay out there house till someone came to get them. People say there isn’t enough people good people in the world but after everything that happened people showed there was good people.
So, during Hurricane Harvey a lot of people lost their homes and had to wait for other people to arrive to be able to evacuate all the way. The people who were stuck at their houses people from different cities
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