Essay On The Moral Solution To Homelessness

A low-life who is unwilling to work for their own money steals the money you work for to buy alcohol. That's something that upsets the average person. Yet people voluntarily hand out that money for the same cause. The moral solution to homelessness is to provide fairness to those who work for their money, encourage the homeless to rely on themselves rather than others for money, and not provide the materials for the homeless to self-harm. It's unfair for those who work for their money are forced to give it up to strangers who refuse to support themselves. It's more harmful to provide everything for someone rather than forcing them to be self-reliant. Finally, It's also harmful to provide the substance that gives the homeless the ability to hurt themselves.

It's unfair for individuals to have to feed their hard-earned money to undeserving strangers. People put in hard-work and dedication to earn money for their families. The homeless are typically those who refuse to work and/or waste their money on unnecessary things such as gambling and addictions. It's often argued that there are homeless people who are unable to support themselves due to disabilities, but there's …show more content…
When you raise a child, you're raising that child to be independent and support themselves; if you don't then it's harmful to both you and the child. You're teaching the child to depend on someone to provide for them even as an adult, and you're losing your earnings to someone who has the capability to support themselves. The same goes for the homeless: they can work to support themselves, but they're taught that they don't need to. The homeless are taught to rely on other's money that is being given to them instead of earning their own. If we don't aid the homeless, they're being pressured to support themselves. It's harmful for the homeless to financially rely on an income they didn't work for because it leads to dependent