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ValCruzSpyder
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Along those same lines...
It was hard for me to accept the fact of so many homeless and hungry VETS that are right here in the city of Virginia Beach. In the "not so distant" past, I volunteered at one of the local Missions, served meals at one of our Outreach Kitchens, and did a few hours for one of our Food Banks. It literally blew my mind to actually see the amount of service veterans we have in our local area. If any of you know of the Hampton Roads area, you will know that this is the United States' largest concentration of Military presence, both active duty and retired. To see former service members (usually discharged for one reason or another) sleeping under bridge trestles, living in tent cities, struggling...it is an eye opener. Hunger is another issue. We, as a nation, find ourselves feeding nations far removed from our front doorsteps. But we haven't the time to address and invest in our own. I'm doing my part. Is it enough? No. But it's a start.
It was hard for me to accept the fact of so many homeless and hungry VETS that are right here in the city of Virginia Beach. In the "not so distant" past, I volunteered at one of the local Missions, served meals at one of our Outreach Kitchens, and did a few hours for one of our Food Banks. It literally blew my mind to actually see the amount of service veterans we have in our local area. If any of you know of the Hampton Roads area, you will know that this is the United States' largest concentration of Military presence, both active duty and retired. To see former service members (usually discharged for one reason or another) sleeping under bridge trestles, living in tent cities, struggling...it is an eye opener. Hunger is another issue. We, as a nation, find ourselves feeding nations far removed from our front doorsteps. But we haven't the time to address and invest in our own. I'm doing my part. Is it enough? No. But it's a start.
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This "movie" was a real eye opener. These are real people with real problems. It bugs me to no end seeing all of the monetary aide sent to other countries who then turn and spit in our face. The 3.9 billion dollars the "president" is sending to the border could go a long way in helping our own needy population.
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