Huntingteckel
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What are you talking about? I met a lot of really good Christians on the police department. Just because you have to put people in handcuffs sometimes doesn't mean that you immediately get "fleshy."To capture the people of flesh you have to think with flesh thoughts.
That is why soldiers and law enforcement are divided. I do not envy them.
Also, as a cop you are in the position to help people all the time. I helped homeless people, people in car accidents, one guy that was going to drown, a woman that was about to be killed, and countless others. I'd say helping others is the main part of the job.
When I was younger I worked at 2 different Starbucks locations. One was in a very poor neighborhood, the other was in a very rich neighborhood. I found that the rich neighborhood never tipped, and we actually had more items stolen from the store located in the richer neighborhood.
I would also do this thing in the drive through where I'd give out a free drink and then that person would offer to pay for the person behind them. It always worked in the poorer neighborhood and never worked in the rich neighborhood. Rich people would take the drink like they deserved a handout.
So from my observation I could say the majority of rich people are thieves and prefer the handouts. But I think the whole world is like that, it's just the nature of a nonbeliever. I try not focus on the evil that people are capable of, or categorize people into a group no matter how many of them are doing the same thing. Instead I try to remember that love can conquer a multitude of sin, and focus on displaying love to others whether I think they deserve it or not.
"One man gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty."
I'd say that rich people are greedy rather than wanting a handout. They want more in any way they can get it, even if it is a handout. I do agree that people that actually work for their money and don't make much are more likely to help others out. I think once you make over a certain amount of money that is all you want anymore.