The hard Truth about The World We Live in

True story: Many years ago, I went to a Christmas function at a Lutheran Church to raise money for homeless women shelter. The choir was singing. Everyone was polite and well dressed. They were serving food at the end of the ceremony. An African American homeless man had come into the church down stairs and used the rest room to wash himself up. I guess some of the guest had encountered him because the whispers started circling the room at how awful the bathroom smelled. The man came up stairs and joined the party. He had cleaned himself so much so that I didn't realized I was talking with the homeless man. He had on a clean shirt and shorts. Mind you when I looked at him I saw something was a miss with he clothes but really it went over my head because the man was articulate and fairly young. I would say late 30's. I was thinking to myself, hey maybe he just fell on hard times. It happens to the best of us. Right? So, the homeless man helped himself to some food and was chatting it up with other guess before long the police showed up and arrested the man. Not only was a livid, I was disgusted at they hypocrisy. A ceremony for the homeless and they arrest a homeless man was wanting to eat and socialize like a human being. This all happened inside of a church. I didn't make a fuss because I was invited by a friend of a friend who held a position at that church and I didn't want to make waves for that person. I didn't want to ruin's somebody's situation when ultimately the homeless was going to be let go with a warning in a few hours anyway. It baffles me how people can do such harsh things to each other when it just us on this planet. Baltimore has become like 10 people in a bathroom with the doors locked and the lights out all beating the hell out of each other and somebody broken the mirror and made a knife and one of them rascals snuck a gun up in the that joint.