No, your lesson isn't boring. Okay, maybe a little. But it's not bad.
What i think about microfinancing?
I think it's brilliant. It is. I mean poor people don't actually need money. I mean they do need it. But, it will just run out if we pass them the money and not help them get jobs and stuff like that. (our money->them->use up->ask more->give money->)and it won't stop.
I don't think micro-financing can stop poverty. Maybe the numbers will decrease but not stop. But with the help of the money from charity it just might, but in time,slowly.
I think the poor in Singapore is fairly treated. Why? Not many people take notice of them. Not many help them. Reasons?
-Quite a number of people these days are ignorant. They don't care what's happening to people around them.
-People don't trust the charity campaign because of people like TT Durai causing them not to donate.
-The people themselves are going through a hard time so, they can't really help.
-Some people have the thinking that:- why should we help charity? Nobody offer any help when we were going through hard times.
But, on the other hand some people do help(financial assistant scheme and all that). I think they are fairly treated.
I guess that is all...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
I guess everyone's going through a bad time. OF course, some people are worse off than others. That's why we need to show more concern for our family members really. Those who still have jobs fear losing them. Those who've lost their jobs fear not finding another one. It's a fearful world but we must encourage, smile and tell them to fight on and not give up.
ReplyDelete