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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, it is entitled. I don't give when there's that attitude, sorry.[/quote] You realize that isn't the attitude of the [i]children[/i] who would actually be receiving the like-new costumes, don't you? Or do you???[/quote] Yes, I think we all realize that. It's the [b]organizers that will then sadly pass that attitude onto their kids[/b], but that's another story. [/quote] OK see, no, you don't understand at all. Usually the organizers are not doing a costume drive for their own kids! In fact, it is unlikely that the person who organized the drive is going to be in any way positioned to "pass on" any type of attitude or values to a child who is in the unfortunate position of being in a family that cannot or will not procure a costume for him/her. Making such an illogical assumption is nothing more than an excuse to not participate. You don't need an excuse. Just don't participate. But I hope one day you're in a position to need charity from someone else. IT would do you a WORLD of good in the character department.[/quote] Actually, I think what pp said made perfect sense. You just sound plain old crazy. And really, wishing poverty on anyone is beyond sick.[/quote]
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