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Message: [QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6695052, member: 289533"] You cannot help a beggar, no one can. I speak in the first hand because I was a beggar for a couple of days: no matter what you do, you can give clothes, money, breakfast, lunch and dine, and the beggar will continue to be a beggar. The only way to really help a beggar is to find it a home and a regular job. If the beggar has psychological or drug addiction, also medical support. And we aren’t super heroes, no matter how rich we are, we are not inviting an unknown person to live in the backyard for some flawed sense of altruism. Citizens can do nothing about it, for this isn’t one’s obligation, but the obligation of the society as a whole, i.e, the political state is the only responsible for this matter. And when I was sleeping in the streets people gave me money, food but nothing changed: what changed my life was the state that put me in a place financed for society to take care of social calamities. [/QUOTE]