The Reality of Vagrants Abroad

I travel frequently to various countries for work, and there are so many of them—people missing parts of their bodies, and things like that. At first, it blew my mind, but I quickly saw through their true nature. You must never feel sorry for vagrants. Under the freedom of occupational choice, many of them have willingly severed their own hands and feet. Most of the parent-child relationships aren't real, either. They have bosses. They gather in one place, and get assigned roles like, "Alright, today you'll team up with him, and you, your appearance is pretty pathetic so you're going solo." Every morning, a truck dumps them off at their assigned spots, and when the work is done, a truck comes back and rounds everyone up at once. Then, they split today's earnings equally among themselves—a communist system that would make even Mao Zedong green with envy. What's scarier is that this actually makes a lot of money. They cut off their own limbs because they don't want to work honestly...

Responding seriously to a copy-paste here, but last year I went to South Africa and saw a lot of children like that. It's not because "they don't want to work." It's because "there are no jobs, no money, and nothing to eat," so parents cut off their hands and feet when they are born. They are desperately trying to survive for the sake of their families.

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