ZenMonkey
St. James VII
When ethics and comfort collide ... The question becomes what is and what isn't ethical? For example, some are denied creature comforts based on lifestyle, sometimes religion, sometimes based on appearance, and other times based on the way a person speaks, and then on to illness or disability. So, with that said, why is this so prominent in the world we live in? For example, and as a man who lives without a permanent home, I've seen people on these streets who should be making millions based on intellect alone, others based on certain abilities. Some have very serious problems that need attention. I mean some of these people truly need help, or have needed help in the past, and based on those needs past or present, they are denied creature comforts and instead of receiving the needed help, they are instead held down and almost excommunicated from society. There's a song I like by Yelawolf It's titled: "Best Friend" Eminem has a part in it also.