A discussion about donation
Last weekend, I attended a meetup event, which is a debate about donation. (In fact, it was more like a discussion rather than a debate.) Except the host, there are 8 person of us.
First, we were divided into two groups to think about the advantages or disadvantages of donation (positive site and negative site). I was in the negative site, which was very challenge, because I really think donation is a good thing. As a result, we only got four points to against donation.
Then, two groups of us exchanged opinions and started free discussion. During the free discussion, I was shocked by how they think. Most of them are willing to help the people they know, at least the people in their own country, but other countries. (I was the only foreigner there, and I am from a developing country. I felt kind of complicated.) Nobody wants to be born in a poor country, but no one can choose where to be born. They are just very lucky to be born in a peaceful wealth country. Hope the people who think in that way are just minority.
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A discussion about donation.
Last weekend, I attended a meetup event, which was a debate about donation. (In fact, it was more like a discussion rather than a debate.) Not including the host, there were eight of us.First, we were divided into two groups to think about the advantages and disadvantages of donation (positive and negative sides). I was on the negative site, which was very challenging, because I really think donation is a good thing. As a result, we only got four points against donation.
Then, two groups exchanged opinions and started a free discussion. During the free discussion, I was shocked by how they think. Most of them are willing to help the people they know, at least the people in their own country, but not other countries. (I was the only foreigner there, and I am from a developing country. I felt kind of alienated(?).) Nobody wants to be born in a poor country, but no one can choose where they are born. They are just very lucky to be born in a peaceful, wealthy country. I hope the people who think in that way are just a minority.
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A discussion about donation
Last weekend, I attended a meetup event, about a debate about concerning donation. (In fact, it was more like a discussion rather than a debate.) Except the host, there were 8 person of us.First, we were divided into two groups to think about the advantages or disadvantages of donation (positive site and negative site). I was on the negative side, which was very challenging because I actually think donation is a good thing. As a result, we only got four points to against donation.
Then, two groups of us exchanged opinions and started free discussion. During the free discussion, I was shocked by how they think. Most of them are willing to help the people they know, at least the people in their own country, but not other countries. (I was the only foreigner there, and I am from a developing country. I felt kind of complicated . My feelings were complicated. ) Nobody wants to be born in a poor country, but no one can choose where they are born. They are just very lucky to be born in a peaceful wealthy country. Hopefully the people who think in that way are just the minority.
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