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We went to the farmers market this morning and were met with a surprise. Migrants were seated near the entrance asking for help. I was taken aback momentarily and went about my business. Greeting familiar faces and picking up the things we needed for the week. As we made our way around I noticed the same at the side entrances and exit too.
By that point I was honestly annoyed by the indignity and hypocrisy of their permissiveness. They've never permitted the same otherwise. Licensed performers were allowed in a specific area and I've seen merchants blessing the needy too. But at no point was begging allowed.
I didn't address it at the time and I'll have to pray before doing so. I don't want to appear unkind but it's hard to ignore. The market is located in an affluent area as is another we frequent and they're stricter than the others. This is the largest of the bunch and most profitable. Their unwillingness to do the same for local citizens is disconcerting.
By that point I was honestly annoyed by the indignity and hypocrisy of their permissiveness. They've never permitted the same otherwise. Licensed performers were allowed in a specific area and I've seen merchants blessing the needy too. But at no point was begging allowed.
I didn't address it at the time and I'll have to pray before doing so. I don't want to appear unkind but it's hard to ignore. The market is located in an affluent area as is another we frequent and they're stricter than the others. This is the largest of the bunch and most profitable. Their unwillingness to do the same for local citizens is disconcerting.
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