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Edited by Syndicate Bias:
3/21/2017 5:49:26 PM
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Do you think those people that help have some sort of childhood reason for it?
As in what may have happened in their past to look to help others, whatever they feel whether its duty or the will to help because of morals or because they can't stand to see others where they once laid?
Do people help because they're good or because they think they owe something to society?
Or because they feel guilty? Maybe they did something to someone in the same position before and they made it their wish to change their ways and help and try to put a mask on that experience.
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I work for Doctors without Borders. I chose to help ANY ONE. Because of religious deficit, societal ignorance, and the fact that shit isnt great for people who are passive victims of money and territorial pissing ( thanks Nirvana), i felt compelled to at least make a few people feel cared for.
