Serving the common good.

Let’s  face it. Some people are unable to help themselves. And they are neglected. By friends and acquaintances. And by society.  They are allowed to waste away. Because they don’t get assistance. Don’t get care. That’s the nature of things. Nature of the world. Survival of the fittest. Or is it survival of the richest? The luckiest people are the ones able to take care of themselves. The ones that are healthy and able. With the know-how and the resources to deal with life. I’m of the political, economic and social mind that there’s such a thing as the common good. Which means that the needs of the needy should be met. One way or another. But mainly with political, economic and social programs – serving the common good. --Jim Broede