The Ethical Principle of a Beggar
Title: The Ethical Principle of a Beggar
Category: /Literature/English
Details: Words: 509 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
The Ethical Principle of a Beggar
Category: /Literature/English
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avoid been recognize by someone they already asked.
The notion of begging for food and not money between the hours mention above, is that their preys will most likely bring the exact change for their lunch. Since it is assumed that their (beggars) preys eat at the same fast food restaurant every workday, it is also assumed that they know how much their lunch will cost the day before. Thus, beggars are undoubtedly deceptive maneuvers.