Chapter 6

I have just read Chapter six in Nissenbaum's book. The chapter discussed a lot about charity, paticularly around the holiday season. Many people worked hard, especially durring the holiday season to give those less fortunate, paticularly children, a nice Christmas. It's really sad to know that while you are enjoying a nice Christmas with your family that there are other people who can't. That is probably why people are more willing to give to charity organizations durring the holdiay season. What really touched me with this chapter was that the rich children are ungrateful with their hordes of presents, while the poor children were contnent to just look at the toys in the shop windows. The sweetness of these children is really inspiring. Wouldn't it be nice if we could as satisfied as these children? Many people look at what they could have or what they want and aren't content with what they do already have.