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John D. Rockefeller:Random Reminiscences of Men and Events, Additional Excerpt 255
John D. Rockefeller《Random Reminiscences of Men and Events》· Random Reminiscences of Men and Events · Leadership
It is interesting to follow the mental processes that some excellent souls go through to cloud their consciences when they consider what their duty actually is. For instance, one man says: "I do not believe in giving money to street beggars." I agree with him, I do not believe in the practice either; but that is not a reason why one should be exempt from doing something to help the situation represented by the street beggar. Because one does not yield to the importunities of such people is exactly the reason one should join and uphold the charity organization societies of one's own locality, which deal justly and humanely with this class, separating the worthy from the unworthy.
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