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poverty is a commodity
Astrid 2022-04-19 09:03:12
When I saw these children's photographic works appearing in the auction house and being bought by some wealthy people, I suddenly realized that in such a commodity society, even the disgusting poverty has become a commodity, A purchasable commodity that can be used by wealthy people to flaunt their unique aesthetic or to demonstrate their compassionate, generous character. Like the professional beggars on the city streets, money may, in a way, buy only the little compassionate satisfaction we get by helping people we think are worse off than us...
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Lizzie 2022-04-23 07:05:33
We all deserve a better life. We all do. And you do, too.
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Kylie 2022-03-29 09:01:09
Don't think about the story of avijit leading the golden man to become a prostitute again. In fact, it still wants us to see hope. You can see that it is a cup. It can be a washing utensil. It got wet for a while. I like to enlarge it No little girl. The theme song is very nice.
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Born Into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids quotes
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Tapasi: Just today, I took someone's picture and he bad mouthed me. I didn't mind. You really have to put up with a lot if you want to learn to do something well.
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Mamuni: [from extra scene on the DVD] When I have the camera in my hand, it tickles my hand and I must take a picture right away.