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Old 11-12-2015, 03:36 PM #14
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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed View Post
Actually I think the financially viable, at least those at the high end, tend to be very generous. I've been involved in a few charities and a lot of those who get involved and are the most pro active are either the sort of people who have lived through desperate situations in the past or what we would call silver spoons (those born into affluent families)

You get noticeably few people helping out who are what we would consider working poor and like to think of themselves as 'middle class'. No surprise really, its the same with snobs. You rarely find a snob who was born into money but there's plenty of working poor snobs.
I agree 100% there

I didn't mean that the financially viable weren't supportive, just that those that aren't financially viable need to be thought of for the reasons you mentioned earlier, we all like to think it could never happen but it does
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