Howard understood the concept better than any, why he was so successful.
People vote for themselves first.

There are charities to give money to who help those in desperate need.

As for the rest we've all had rough times in our lives.
We don't all expect something for nothing.

Homelessness in australia , if we exclude the mentally ill, would have to indicate that you have

"messed up"

everyone who is optomistic , hard working, seeks to add value in the workplace and in relationships, operates with a sense of contribution....would have countless relatives and friends willing to take them in.

My daughter worked OS for 2 years and mainly toured and partied, came back stone broke.

She had literally dozens of people fighting for the right to take her in.

If you are a little leecher, a little taker, a little parasite, a little user....then people probably wont take you in once you have burnt all your bridges.

you would need to clean that up.
work hard on your personal philosophy

you attract in life what you have become.

if you have become a negative person, you will attract negativity into your life. you will have negative outcomes.

this is not only the law of state transference
it is the law of karma
you attract these things because of the person you have become

John Smith wrote on Mar 28^th, 2016 at 11:23pm:


Confused as usual... something for nothing is apparently not going to a charity for welfare, but expecting your social security rights from government is.... bizarre reasoning all round.

I recall Joe Hockey had to sweep the floor at the parent's shop etc.... child labour and exploitation at its worst.      

My experience in life is that those who make the greatest claims to having had a hard life are those who have no real idea what a hard life is.  Feeling hard done by over being income taxed according to the then rules, while in the toppest brackets of income, hardly fits the criteria.