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Originally Posted by Matt 26z
Sounds like you are missing the point of this. The concept is not a forced job with a guaranteed reward. It's actually to use no-cost labor to improve communities.
Everyone has their hand out nowadays. I know a woman who offered any kid on her street $20 an hour to help her landscape one weekend. Nobody wanted to do it.
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No I'm not missing it, I understand what he's saying. I'm just saying I'd only support something like that if the kids got something back out of it. I don't agree with forcing them to do it, unless it's part of the curriculm and they get some sort of credit for it.
I was just posting my opinion of what I thought a acceptable alternative should be.