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New York Soup Kitchen Nov 24 2009 -1

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mrsdeeenyc commented on 25 Nov 2009

Very nice

New York State Senate - Soup Kitchen Hunger Drive Senator Savino

Soup Kitchen, $1,100 Caviar

The Four Star Soup Kitchen in New York City received a tin of caviar with a retail price of $1100 from an anonymous donor. Kelly Wallace reports.

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That Earthy Chic ! commented on 24 Jan 2012

@HomleandSecurity Hello, I am an unemployed Army veteran, I have a B.S. in business, an M.B.A. and I am working towards a Doctorate in Business. I AM NOT LAZY! I search EVERYDAY for a job and wouldn't dare turn my nose up at ANYONE because unless YOU have a trust fund you might one day be at the mercy of a soup kitchen. Homeland Security my ass! I respect your right to your opinion just be thankful to people like me who make it possible for you to have the freedom to speak your mind. GOD bless!!

HomleandSecurity commented on 08 Dec 2011

The government needs to shut down all these socialist soup kitchens now. If people want to eat they can work for it. Why should our taxes be paying for their lazy asses to stay home all day, smoking weed and playing XBox while masturbating to gay Asian porn and calling Planned Parenthood to book another abortion next week? Get a job, people! Food isn't supposed to be free, you have to work for it. If America doesn't get rid of these Satanic soup kitchens soon we will become a Soviet state.

Bored339649 commented on 27 Jan 2011

@golfguyuk Its like you giving a gift to someone only to have that gift sold to another person, why ? Because they said they wanted cash instead. Thats insulting to the person that bought the gift and the person that sold it as well. Thats pretty much saying " Im too good for your gift and Id rather take money". Granted you could do more things with money than the gift you received, but its the thought that counts. Im Pretty sure those that had the chance to try it for free would be fine

Jason O commented on 30 Apr 2013

And that's why, if you were poor all of your life, then you would STAY poor all your life. It's a really good policy for people, who can't even afford to eat, to disregard saving and lavish themselves with unnecessary things just for the "experience." What I find even more hilarious, the same people who think it is fine for the soup kitchen/poor people to spend irresponsibly will argue that the rich (the ones who do save) shouldn't be spending their money, and instead should donate it.

golfguyuk commented on 27 Jan 2011

@Bored339649 not sure what a jackwagon is. I am not belittling donations. Donations are always great. It is the idea of people consuming caviar when it doesn't mean anything to them.The soup kitchen should have sold the caviar to another shop and taken the money to buy proper healthy food. Given the choice would a homeless person rather have $500 of caviar (one very small glass jar) or $500 worth of meat (two very big cows? maybe). Does that help you understand the point I am making.

That Earthy Chic ! commented on 24 Jan 2012

This is sad... $1,100 could have purchased much more food! Hungry people need more than a bite of fish egg. Maybe they were just to greedy to give up the money instead of the caviar. I understand it was about the experience BUT what happens AFTER the experience, will they get more caviar??? NO, they will still be homeless and hungry reminds me of Marie Antonette "Let them eat cake" but in this case caviar. Really, really, really sad!

wasabigirl95 commented on 11 Apr 2011

wtf??? im all for giving people something to eat and whatever but seriously americans dont know how to eat!!!! why would you ruin the creamy amazing caviar with egg yolks, whites, etc... seriously the days the americans can find something flavourfull without it being covered in cream, garlic or onions...well ill just take it as a message for the end of the world!! PS people who disagree are either american or ignorant about food

James Smith commented on 01 May 2013

After working around people who smoked crack in our workplace( our bathrooms) and seeing them fistfight and drink on the premises as well as take five or ten desserts from trays when you weren't looking I just about punched one ( having a bad day at the office I suppose) , I have also seen them corner a high school girl one day ( she cried and ofcourse never came back) I don't miss the job, except for a few people

James Smith commented on 01 May 2013

My grandma was poor ( great lady) , there's good poor people and I worked for them. There are ALSO idiots who committed crimes and stole food and made sexual advances at volunteers, ALOT are drug addicts mentally ill and alcoholics who disrespect everyone ( they make up a good amount) I stopped working for the homeless, after ALOT of bad incidents and I became angry to much ( and eventually asked to quit)

Gabriel Ovsiew commented on 02 Jun 2011

@golfguyuk It's surpassingly rude to sell a gift, and the reporter even addressed that matter towards the end... It wasn't the idea of having a lot of food, it was the experience of feeling luxurious for the first time in their miserable lives. I don't know about you, but if I had been poor all of my life, I'd certainly prefer a nice caviar blini over two or so cheap sandwiches.

Bored339649 commented on 27 Jan 2011

@golfguyuk if the person wanted the soup kitchen to have money they would have donated money rather than caviar. Its like well, "O here is a cow, we could have just given you beef instead, but we will give you a cow instead and you have to kill it." It the thought that counts you jackwagon,

WasteYuteeee commented on 11 Apr 2013

Wow! I feel so bad for homeless people. If I were ever lucky enough to win millions from the lottery, I can honestly say I would put a lot of that towards helping out homeless people. I just wish I was Bill Gates. $5 billion would go straight to feeding the homeless.

Toms Friend Kake commented on 25 Oct 2012

How awesome! I know the $1100.00 could have been used to buy more food, but still, sometimes it's things like this that make us feel human again, enjoying a few of life's pleasures. I think it was very kind, and I am glad that the people enjoyed it!

JustMike commented on 20 Feb 2011

Even though it would be logical for the soup kitchen to have sold the caviar, but the experience I think is more important in life. Money comes and goes, but these experiences only happen rarely.

HomleandSecurity commented on 09 Dec 2011

@chafenhimer Yeah, Reagan would tear the soup kitchens down with his bare hands just like he tore down the Berlin Wall. If you're not rich in America you only have one person to blame: yourself!

golfguyuk commented on 18 Sep 2010

the chef slipped the caviar everywhere. Everybit counts! They should have bloody sold the caviar to someone who liked it and used the $1100 to buy allota food for everyone!! what a waste.

Anthony video maker commented on 06 Oct 2011

The bums sell thier food stamps for drugs and then go to soup kitchens. If they had a system with the food stamps where you could only go too one store all the bums would be screwed!!

HomleandSecurity commented on 24 Jan 2012

@tracyrscott You did nothing to protect my freedom. I fought for it myself. Army? Aren't Ready for Marines Yet. I'm a vet, I have a job and I'm rich. You only have yourself to blame.

stephentsang2000 commented on 05 Sep 2011

@TheSwagfulIndian Your parents knew what is was like to be poor, but not you. Seems you are a suitable candidate to become the next generation of fat bumpy dukes in America.

stephentsang2000 commented on 18 Jul 2011

No wonder the homeless people in America are so fat~ Fat bumpy Americans simply dunno nothing about what poverty really is unless they were living in India or China.

Huy Le commented on 01 Dec 2012

If anything it was good for the little girl. "Grandma said this.......Children are treasures. The greatest sin in this world is to damage those treasures."

doug905 commented on 24 Mar 2011

It's not about selling the caviar for a larger quantity of food, those people are given the same old food everyday. The expirience was probably worth it.

ilovemesomechicken commented on 04 Sep 2011

@TheSwagfulIndian Some of those people are child molesters and killers. Junkies and thieves. I laugh at them as they laugh at those they hurt

Kayeffchi commented on 30 Oct 2011

@golfguyuk wouldnt that be neglecting the person who donated the caviar? thats like saying oh fuck your present i hate it in front of them.

ieatpaint1029 commented on 20 Mar 2012

@HomleandSecurity gee you sure sound like a rich veteran, talking to people like that... go back to wankin it in your mom's basement

James Smith commented on 01 May 2013

Half get disability on the first , there broke by the fourth then back eating at the soup kitchen ( few people know that)

Ahad Qureshi commented on 29 Sep 2012

I never said that.. I know some pretty rick black people, just this particular one didn't look like they could afford it.

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