Posted on 10/15/2012 12:07:25 PM PDT by Hunton Peck
Edited on 10/15/2012 12:16:35 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
When Janice Coe, a homeless advocate in Loudoun County, learned through her prayer group that a young woman was sleeping in the New Carrollton Metro station with a toddler and a 2-month-old, she sprang into action.
Coe contacted the young woman and arranged for her to take the train to Virginia, where she put the little family up in a Comfort Suites hotel. Then Coe began calling shelters to see who could take them.
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Hmmm... I just read that FLOTUS said that we are in a recovery!!
I guess this lady being homeless is Bush's fault...
We actually have a woman here who has created a shelter called New Beginnings without government help.
“They got tired of subsisdzing the free loaders and quit too. so now there is nothing.”
The pilgrims at the Plymouth colony made those same types of mistakes and their colony nearly collapsed. Only when they instituted Paul’s golden rule of responsibility...”If ye don’t work, ye don’t eat” was the Plymouth colony able to survive and then to thrive!
did you get my point, they put me out of businees and gave free rent to the excons and then when they got tired of it they shut down.
These were do gooders, liberals in the church................
I got your point. The Pilgrims were into the notion of “commonwealth”, a type of communism. Everything was to be shared, notions about accumulating wealth were considered evil. The big issue was that the industrious worked hard while the layabouts did nothing to contribute...thus there was nothing in the “common storehouse” when winter famine and sickness struck. (Thus friendly indians had to “help out”).
Such “heavenly minded” commonwealth(read also communism) minded types in the churches you describe put you out of business and discovered they couldn’t handle the load. I wonder if any of them ever learned any lessons from this.
When you ran your enterprise did you have many folks who didn’t “make their rent’? Were there special situations of which you had to show some “flexibility”? What was going on that your enterprise came to the attention of these “do gooders” anyway? I wonder why they felt they had to “compete” with you? ( I’m not being critical, I sympathize with your side of it. The irony of your situation reminded me of that “commonwealth” chapter of the Plymouth colony that historians gloss over because it puts socialism in a bad light!)
I was evil because I was charging rent for those poor people. An yes,I ate a lot of lost rent. It was not break even
Followed by the price of gasoline and how bad it it hurting 'folks'. Then lastly a somber update on any casualties from Bush's wars including the new up-to-date totals!
That is so sad.
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