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Americans are hpHnnlrtrrt mantis..
the unmentionables.
Thi3 is an election year. Incumbents
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themselves witn more compassion for
So this year we will be forced to look
at and listen to some people we might
prefer to ignore.
Newsweek magazine gave much of a
recent issue to the "Homeless in Amer
ica," It found them in the dingy byways of
a dozen cities. Several companion
articles sought to sort them the
deserving destitute from those who
chose "the street life."
Candidates ...
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Letterman: It's great to have you
guys.
Glenn: Hey, it's great to be had.
LAUGHTER.
Letterman: Paul, what do you think
of these guys?
Shaffer: They're the ultimate Dave, a
crazy bunch of cool cats. When some
one says to me "the bee's knees," IH
think of these loony-toons.
Letterman: Hen, heh thanks Paul. As
always, insight personified. How'd you
guys like a Late Night sponge?
Glenn: No we're too proud to sponge
off of anyone. 11
Letterman: Oooh. Well be back after
the band plays some really lou( music.
The best thing about this new
approach is that all the programs will
be repeated in the summer, so you can
hear the candidates say the same things
again. Come to think of it, maybe it isnt
such a new approach.
PC?) no
Most chose it.
It can be argued that transients who
elect to stay drunk and forage on gar
bage and sleep in doorways are no less
deserving of our compassion and assist
ance. Even when they spend welfare checks
on more drink.
But taxpayers are wearying of that "
argument. "
The National Bureau of Economic
Research finds that much unemploy
ment among young black men reflects
"unreported income."
"One-fourth of the income earned by
black men ages 15 to 24 comes from
crime."
Duke Professor W. Kip Viscusi says,
"When individuals can make more
money from crime, jobs are not very
attractive."
And pushing drugs, for example,
can net hundreds of dollars a day.
Americans are beginning to mention
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the unmentionables.
No agency more than the Salvation
Army seeks to serve society's destitute,
providing 42,000 beds every night. The
Army has long recognized that most
chronic poverty is self-inflicted. Most
relates to drink and recently, increas
ingly, to drugs.
Newsweek referred to "an under
class of people who have purposed to
slide through the safety net and into
the gutter."
We are beginning to mention the
unmentionables; we are beginning
again to call a bum a bum.
And that's all right. One of the rights
of free men is the right to be a bum.
But I confess a limit to my compas
sion; IVe only so much to go around; I
will reserve what I have for the in
voluntary victims of poorness.
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