Why bother? The climate is gonna make them rust all by itself eventually, probably sooner than later going by the recent reports...
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Wake up babe, the world is rapidly falling apart, but I got us some paper straws, so we should be okay...
It looks like they used Monkey Jesus as their reference picture..
Damn. That reminds me, I gotta go back and get my shovel..
Yes, of course I intended on my post to be interpreted hypothetically. Every situation is different, and every person is different.
This is an interesting and deep insight, thank you for posting your thoughts! π
What if you were the person suffering in the heat? Should I open my door for you? Because if I could tell you were genuinely in need of help, I would..
Your last sentence strikes a hard truth, but I totally get you. Yeah, I ain't suggesting anyone outright adopt a homeless person and wipe their ass every day and all, just saying that sometimes, depending on the circumstances and the individual, that it's only proper to help for a day or three, within your means anyways.
A person knocking on your door and asking for help shouldn't be outright considered as a trespasser, especially if all they're asking is help. Of course you can't trust just anyone, but still, if someone showed up and knocked on my door, sweating their ass off in the scorching heat of the summer and asking for help, I ain't about to leave them out in the heat..
Let's say we're in Arizona right now, hypothetical..
Let's say it's 120β°F outside. You gonna leave the fella outside, only to die on your porch of heat stroke?
Edit: Ain't that cute, I see I've been downvoted. Welp, if such a hypothetical situation happens, and someone dies on your porch in the heat, then you'd basically be guilty of negligent homicide since you could have helped, but refused to.
I'm not exactly a fan of having people die on my porch.
Hey, I ain't mad, at least you said you'd help with the bare basics of a little food and water.
But what if it's 120β°F outside? What if they're about to suffer a heat stroke on your porch?
They're the same picture π€£