Respecting the Homeless

 Citizens that are on the street should be respected and not treated like dirt. It makes me wonder -- does the next generation have any respect for themselves? Why I make this comment is because in the long run a passerby may look at you like you don’t have it all together upstairs or because one day it may be your parents or whole family who are homeless.

If someone has nothing good to say, they should not say anything at all. Citizens on the street today will look up to you as a leader, so stop being so down on yourself. There could be peace, joy, and love in life for everyone!

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