With charity towards none, resentment towards all

A bunch of churches got together to provide clothes and haircuts for beleaguered Ferguson residents.

Freepers hear that Ferguson is getting some free stuff, and immediately explode in anger that the wrong people are getting help.

And by wrong, I mean black.

Second Amendment First thinks of charity as earned:

Rewarded with more free stuff.

Gene Eric finds the idea that charity brings hope to be contemptible:

Hope is derived from free stuff?

Pathetic.

Fiddlstix has condemned all of Ferguson for the riots:

They destroy their own town and now they are getting freebies....
The inmates have taken over the asylum....

MeshugeMikey resents other people getting something he does not:

as part of an effort to offer residents a stress-free day.

Oh ISNT THAT just Ever So Special though??

when I gets My Strezz Free Day at??

cport kinda layers kids these days with racism:

Even my idiot son knows better than to reward his child with stuff after a tantrum. The older generation of blacks knew struggle and took nothing for granted, and when given the opportunity, often succeeded in whatever endeavor they applied themselves to. Enter lazy parent LBJ and his new-new deal, and we have the resultant spoiled generation of gibbmedat children.

dfwgator makes a blacks hate education joke!

The local Barnes and Noble offered free books, but there were no takers.

caww is sure any charity towards blacks will go to drugs:

Though a church outreach program...seems to me a lot of what they save will likely go toward the drugs that got them in the place they're in in the first place....hopefully they had tents offering that.

itsahoot met some greedy children 35 years ago. They were black, and so a conclusion was drawn:

My wife is a retired school teacher and about 35 years ago she worked in a small Oklahoma town that believe it or not had no black children, lot of Cherokee, no black.

A missionary preacher and his wife came to town with two black children they had adopted and there was a meet and great that I attended.

Believe it or not when I went to speak to the children the first word out of their mouth was, "What did you bring me?"

Fiddlstix stokes his outrage by assuming somehow his tax dollars were secretly involved:

I have no idea who paid for lunch however given the location and circumstances I’d bet taxpayers did in the end.

Corky Ramirez has a fraught analogy:

Akin to giving the native Americans blankets and beads.

Gaffer analogizes blacks to savage beasts:

Imagine you are in a sieged fortress with lions outside. The only way to keep them from storming the walls and killing everyone in a feeding frenzy is to feed them every day. Day in day out. When you stop, they aren’t going to remember how nice you were. And while you’re feeding them, you still can’t go outside unprotected because they will kill you for the fun of it. It is their nature, it is their way.

WhirlwindAttack gets what Gaffer is laying down:

Get rid of the lions. Problem solved.