Some of us are fairly independent, (no-one is fully independent in an interdependent society).
Some of us may need helping hands to exist, sometimes in little ways, sometimes in seemingly big ways, which can seem even larger if policies have been created that make solutions much harder to access or create.
Some people’s basic medical needs which make it possible for them to exist are expensive, and these survival needs may seem elitist to others who can’t afford them, because the system is set up to make healthier (and for some, medically necessary) options more expensive and unavailable to everyone, even though everyone would benefit from access to them.
Society has also been conditioned to add on a quiet “they must be doing something wrong if they can’t manage independently”, and “I can’t afford those things that I would like to have too”, or “I had to work my ass off for those things, why should someone get them for free”.
Are you feeling lucky today that your basic needs are being met?
Here’s a list of questions to consider:
Seriously "Sensitive" to Pollution 