Jordan: “If a homeless man can ask for spare change he can say welcome to McDonald’s”

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These crackheads weren't with me studying for database structures, stats, nor were they with me when I write in Powershell to automate tasks....

They can do that....then they wouldn't be on the street....

Grown toddlers....pathetic


So no PowerQuery or Excel VBA? :dwillhuh::troll:
 

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MY SUPER GREAT GRANDFATHER MADE UP THIS LEGENDARY QUOTE. IT GOES..

GIVE A MAN A FISH N FEED HIM FOR A DAY.. TEACH HIM HOW TO FISH N FEED HIM FOR A LIFETIME

I AGREE
 

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Majority of the homeless population is addicts.

Homeless folks aren’t lazy…they just can’t maintain a level of consistency to make any real gains in life…

Any nikka in the hood know, that a lot hypes do great work at what they do but trying to find them and get them to do the work in the timely fashion while having to be on their ass, then you see why they’re in the position that they’re in. It ends up being not worth the time and effort at some point.

The same can be said for a lot of peoples on different levels and different aspects of life tho.
 

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Degenerate behavior on Jordan’s behalf, if he didn’t want to give the bum money then fine, but he should have left Chuck alone if it was on Chucks heart to give the man money.

Thats my problem with the whole situation is him stopping Chuck, and not the fact that he didn’t actually give the homeless guy money.

A lot y’all don’t realize the same thing that made Jordan probably the greatest NBA player ever and one of the most iconic professional athletes of all time is the exact same thing that makes him a scumbag.

Jordan comes from a very old school upbringing and believes in the grind and chasing excellence by any means necessary and almost to the point of paranoia. A type A personality like Jordan doesn’t understand how another person just settles for squalor.

I’ve known plenty of men like him, it’s actually not an uncommon mindset especially for men around his age. Guys with that personality are usually high achievers and do great things in life, but a characteristic of that personality type is being an azz hole and not always easy to work with.
 

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I see Jordan’s point, but I like to take a different approach and just give them food and water. I’d rather give them something they need rather than give them money to spend of liquor or drugs. I know someone else will, but I don’t feel right about it.
 

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Man who is you:dahell:
If I was talking specifically to you I would’ve quoted you:dahell:
I’m addressing this line of reasoning, not anyone in particular

You did which is why I addressed you.

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MJ has always giving back.

Personal
  • Made a multimillion dollar donation to Friends of the Children in support of the organization’s national expansion campaign and their work in Charlotte and Chicago (2018)
  • Donated $2 million to relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Florence in the form of $1 million each to the American Red Cross and to the Foundation for the Carolinas’ Hurricane Florence Response Fund, and provided care packages and met with people affected by the hurricane in his hometown of Wilmington, NC (2018)
  • Donated $7 million to fund two Novant Health Michael Jordan Family Clinics in Charlotte (due to open in 2020) (2017)
  • Has served as Make-A-Wish’s Chief Wish Ambassador since 2008, and has donated and brought in more than $5 million to the organization; has granted hundreds of wishes in his 30 years of working with Make-A-Wish (ongoing)
  • Donated $5 million to and is a Founding Donor of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC (2016)
  • Donated $1 million each to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the International Association of Chiefs of Police, to address the issue of police-shootings and community policing (2016)
  • Donated the proceeds of a legal settlement to 23 Chicago-area charities: After School Matters, Casa Central, Chicago Scholars, Chicago Youth Programs, Children’s Literacy Initiative, Christopher House, Common Threads, Erikson Institute, Gary Comer Youth Center, Greater Chicago Food Depository, Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund – Illinois, KEEN Chicago, La Casa Norte, La Rabida Children’s Hospital, Make-A-Wish Illinois, New Moms, New Teacher Center, The Ounce of Prevention Fund, Project Exploration, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Sinai Health System, SOS Villages Illinois, Tutoring Chicago (2015)
  • Hosted the Michael Jordan Celebrity Invitational golf tournament, which raised more than $7 million for a variety of international, national and local charitable organizations, including the American Red Cross International Response Fund, Ronald McDonald Houses of North Carolina, Opportunity Village, and many others (2001-2014)
  • Supports the James R. Jordan Foundation and Chicago’s James R. Jordan Boys and Girls Club
  • Founded and supports the Jordan Institute for Families at University of North Carolina
  • Donated his entire 2001-02 NBA salary to 9/11-related charities
Charlotte Hornets
  • Chairman of the Charlotte Hornets Foundation, which is committed to inspiring a philanthropic culture and strengthening the Charlotte region through intentional partnerships, charitable giving and social projects in the areas of Education, Wellness, Hunger and Military Care.
  • Since becoming majority owner of the Hornets, Jordan and the team have given away more than $3 million for causes related to education, hunger, wellness and the military. Initiatives include annual events like Cornucopia, which provides Thanksgiving meals to 1,000 families in need, and team Day of Service, which, in 2018, completed refurbishment projects at nonprofits that provide shelter, housing or support services to individuals and families in Charlotte, as well as basketball clinics for groups such as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Charlotte and Special Olympics of North Carolina. The team also supports community programs including the Barings Book Bus, Teacher Innovation Fund and Education Grants, Yellow Ribbon and Hugo’s Little Heroes
  • Donation of $500,000 to literacy, via stocking libraries, preschools, child care centers, community centers and nonprofits in the Charlotte’s low-income areas (2016)
  • Over the years, have contributed close to $750,0000 to the Novant Health Community Care Cruiser, which has provided more than 12,000 immunizations to 8,000 under-served youth
  • Along with Fox Sports Carolinas and SportSouth, established the Teacher Innovation Fund with a $250k donation to the Charlotte Mecklenburg Public Schools Foundation. The Teacher Innovation Fund empowers teachers to implement successful, innovative strategies to educate and prepare every child to graduate from CMS college- and career-ready (2014)
  • Started the Hornets Book Bus which helps elementary school students develop a life-long love of reading and has donated more than 5,000 books to deserving students (2013)
  • Along with Fox Sports Carolinas and SportSouth, donated $250,000 to Second Harvest Food Bank. Half of the donation was for food the other half was for the purchase of the refrigerated Mobile Pantry, which serves more than 25,000 families and provides roughly 1 million pounds of food each year (2012)

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News : Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand Announce Million Dollar Gift to Morehouse College : Morehouse College

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I’ve seen too many panhandlers spend money on drugs and liquor to have an issue with this.
 

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Persistent homelessness is a result of multiple factors
1. Cost of living and lack of affordable housing stock
2. Unresolved health problems from addiction, to severe mental illness and disability.
3. A lack of mental health housing/institutions

A homeless person whose spinal is badly damaged and needs prescribed pain medication but can't find a job where he doesnt have to be on his feet for several hours a day is supposed to do what?

A guy born with down syndrome whose parents died and has no other family to take care of him and has the intellectual capacity of a 8 year old is supposed to do what?

A woman with schizophrenia who doesn't even know who or where she is most of the time and has been taken by a pimp, given drugs and then discarded when she can't pull any more tricks is supposed to do what?

An incarcerated man with PTSD who was locked up before he could finish high school and was brutalized daily for 30 years is supposed to do what?

Sometimes a homeless person fits into all of the above. It ain't as simple as just giving them a job.
 
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