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	<title>Comments on: A Depression</title>
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		<title>By: ebudae88</title>
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		<description>&quot;We can only do so much.&quot;-an echo that reverberates constantly everytime I ask the same questions like, could we do something for them?. . .these children walking on the streets barefoot. . .but everybody seems to be indifferent. You&#039;d want to help them and through that soft spot you give in and give a peso or two only about to be disappointed later to realize that it&#039;s not enough. I had the same experience. . .it continues everyday whenever I pass by those children. . .there&#039;s an overwhelming pang. . .but, again that comment from a friend keeps on echoing in my mind. That we could only do so much to rationalize indifference is hypocrisy in its worst form.</description>
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