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Should I give money when I meet a beggar?

I saw an interesting topic, which was written in a friend's diary. This is the title. If you meet a beggar, should you give money?

I saw many beggars begging on the bus home. In fact, I knew that many of them were fake, but I couldn't help throwing him a dollar or two. Even if 1 were fake, what if one of them was real? If one of them is true, it will be earned.

Many people say that I am kind. In fact, what I want to say is that some things are just for myself, and my peace of mind is more important than anything else. Even if beggars are fake, I just can't bear to see them down and out. I don't have much money, so I should buy a peace of mind.

what do you do when you meet this kind of beggar? You can say what you think and leave a message in the comments!

But the comments are wonderful. Let's take a look!

there must be something hateful about poor people! It's not that I have no kindness, but I think it depends on the situation when I meet a beggar asking for money. Some beggars want to be beggars all their lives, and some are really difficult to become beggars. Either way, I feel that it is not good to give money, which will cause him to beg for a living forever, and for the degraded one, help will help. Well, what I said is wrong, too. I just think there is no mistake in this world. Yes!

Needless to say, I think giving may be helping others, or being cheated, but it's enough for me to get by.

At the moment of giving, we have been rewarded with inner peace and joy. Why should we care about the truth of beggars? We should thank them for letting us know our self-kindness, which is enough.

In our present society in China, as long as you are willing to work hard, you can't be hungry. We know through various channels that there are too many full-time beggars who are unwilling to work hard and wisdom. I think it depends on the situation!

I will give them to the old, the disabled and the entertainers, but I won't give them to the younger ones with better legs and feet.

help if you can, as long as you have a clear conscience. . .

I give it occasionally, but beggars often have more money than I have in my pocket ...

When I meet a beggar, I look at him and feel inferior and walk away. Beggars all use apples. 6

I will look at it when I meet a beggar. If the beggar is real, I will give it. If his legs and feet are intact but he keeps wandering, I will ignore it, because money is given to the person who saves lives.

I used to be as simple and kind as you, but later I stopped giving sympathy. Sometimes kindness is not a bad thing, but being kind to the wrong person is irresponsible to society. I once read the advice of a post on the Internet: Give him (her) some food when he (she) asks for money, and give him (her) some money when he (she) asks for money, and ignore those who only want money. If you think about it carefully, it makes sense. People who need your help don't care whether you give money or food. Any charity you give them is unbearable, and they have to accept it.

In addition, a friend of mine told me that nine times out of ten beggars in cities are fake. They don't really need help, they just don't want to work. Don't believe it? Next time you meet someone who asks you for a toll, help him find the police. The people's police will be happy to take him home. If you meet someone who hasn't eaten for three days, buy him ten steamed buns and see how he eats them. When you meet someone who doesn't have the money to treat a disease at home, ask the media to help him expose publicity and mobilize social forces to help. If it is true, what you have done is a good deed, and you can really help him, and your merits are boundless. If it's fake, it will show its tail immediately. But: never give money! There is only one kind of person I will be happy to give to, that is, singing and playing tricks on the roadside. No matter how poor their performances are, they really put down their dignity and made efforts. Even if they are not trying to survive, they deserve your sympathy and kindness in return.

True begging comes at the cost of dignity. Since ancient times, people thought that "getting something for nothing" was a shame. If you get begging with a clear conscience, this person is so cheeky, are you still afraid that he will starve to death? Every time I give alms to others, I will look into that person's eyes. I hope to see his shame, shame and anxiety, and a little gratitude with anger. This is the reward I give him. If not, he will take my alms for granted. If this man really needs help, my kindness encourages him to relax and hate work. Instead of helping him, I am still hurting him.

don't think that it's not a bad thing to be kind to the bad guys. It may not cause any harm to you, but it is a catastrophe accumulated bit by bit for the whole society and other kind people. The bad guy won't change because of your little sympathy. He (she) will get something for nothing because of the kindness of countless kind people. For others, the harm caused by this unfairness is seeping into his bones. So some time ago, when I saw the news that a beggar was driving a luxury car in Nanjing, many of my colleagues complained that "the world is unfair" and "hard work is not as good as begging". Maybe they just talked about it, but what kind of subconscious unwillingness has been planted?

whether to give or not depends entirely on the individual, and no one in the whole society should or should not. In the past, giving money to beggars seemed to be a social awareness. However, since the professional beggars broke out, many people have not killed all beggars with a stick, thinking that all beggars are deceptive. Therefore, when they meet beggars, they all scoff. But with so many beggars, someone really needs help. When those swindlers knelt on the ground and begged, they had given up human dignity. For such a group of people who give up their dignity and turn a blind eye to those who really need help, it is too small.

I won't give it if I'm too young. Young people can earn their own living. When I see old people. . If you are soft-hearted, you will give. Even if you are a liar, you should accumulate virtue for yourself. . . . . What if you really need help? Choose a clear conscience. Well, it's better to help the wrong people than to let them go.