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High Tech Helping Hands in Haiti
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| Guest post by: Jordan Crouter |
Article Overview: When a spirit of goodwill prompts our thinking and when united effort goes to work on a common problem, the results can be most gratifying. By joining hands and working together to help this impoverished country we can eliminate the weakness of one standing alone and substitute for it the strength of people working together.
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High Tech Helping Hands in Haiti
The political
world is active. Economies are
uncertain. Public trust is
vanishing. Individuals feel at risk. And social structures wear thin. However, as
Mother Nature recently displayed her vengeance and supremacy in extraordinary
and powerful ways in the country of Haiti, we have seen an outpouring of human
kindness and self sacrifice.
People are
putting aside their day-to-day position and concerns on these issues and are
truly reaching out to help. The moral basis of civility is the Golden
Rule. This ethic of reciprocity reminds
us all of our responsibility toward one another and reinforces the communal
nature of human life.
By joining
hands and working together to help this impoverished country we can eliminate
the weakness of one standing alone and substitute for it the strength of people
working together.
When a spirit
of goodwill prompts our thinking and when united effort goes to work on a
common problem, the results can be most gratifying. Civility becomes the measure of our
collective and individual character as citizens of a democracy.
Our
responsibility to work together on this problem will not be a short term
effort. The Red Cross has estimated that
approximately 3 million people will require aid ranging from food, shelter, and
clean water and this aid will most likely be needed for over a year.
The Red Cross
said that one of their struggles will be to rescue those that are stranded
under the buildings and concrete. With
the help of cell phones some victims who have been stuck under this debris have
even been able to call for help and direct people to their location.
This same
technology has allowed money to get into the hands of The Red Cross instantly,
so that they can get the supplies they so badly need. With the use of Twitter, Facebook, email,
cell phones, and blogs, the world has become very small. The word has spread quickly and has shown how
to simply text their donations. It will
be amazing to see how much The Red Cross will be able to collect by so many
sending just $10.
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