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kakasveta [241]
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slava [35]3 years ago
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I feel greatly and passionate about people who are homeless. The reason I choose this is because they need help from people who are privileged to have money and a job to help them, and it will impact them in a good way. The issues with homelessness would be mostly solved if more shelters were put in place to help. Also people should be more compassionate about others situations. This is why I think homelessness is a big deal, important and fear because you never know what these people are going through
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