In today s society, how should we deal with the disadvantaged?

We should treat them with the right positive and optimistic attitude, and we should not discriminate against them because they are vulnerable. Because people are equal to each other.

How did you come up with the concept of the disadvantaged? If it is a group with a small amount of resources (or a group that has no way to win resources by itself), then this t topic does not need to be debated, any country in the world is taking care of vulnerable groups, the most typical can 4 look at our income tax rate, the more money you earn, the higher the tax, and if you don't get to the point of contention, you can pay 5 no x tax. There are also welfare state benefits, all of which reflect J's special care for the disadvantaged.

However, relatively speaking, only if they are given special care can they be counted as 1 equal, if equality is required (such as the cancellation of relief funds and ** subsidies), it is very unequal to the disadvantaged groups. Therefore, 2 If you stand in the perspective of the country, there is no need to discuss this issue i, only from the perspective of individual n people u, g d has the need to discuss this a issue, if you are facing a vulnerable group (such as a pregnant woman who is on the bus x on the bus x), what should you do? I think it depends on the attitude of the other party 1.,It's too much x to refine 1.,It's not over o.,So 4 doesn't b say k.。

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In our lives, we always meet all kinds of people, some bring us laughter and warmth, others bring us frustration and pain. However, sometimes we are also moved by the kindness of some strangers, which makes us believe more that there is love and beauty in this world.

There was a time when I got lost in the subway and stood aside with a map and was overwhelmed. At this time, an old man who did not know him came over and asked me what help I needed. I told him where I was going, but didn't know how to get there.

The old man was very helpful in checking the map for me and showing me how to go. When I was about to leave, the old man gave me a map and told me some useful tips. Although this old man was just a stranger, I was very touched and warmed by his kindness and enthusiasm.

On one of my trips, I met a young mom. Her children are lively and often run around and occasionally get lost in the crowd. Seeing my gentleness and patience, this mother took the initiative to invite me to look for the child with me.

We searched around together and eventually found her baby. This experience made me feel the love and responsibility of this mother, and also made me believe that love is everywhere in this world.

Another time, I saw a homeless man begging from passers-by on the road. I wanted to walk straight over, but I couldn't bear his distress and helplessness. So I walked up to him and handed him some of the food I had just bought and a bottle of drink.

He saw my kindness, was very grateful, and took out a coin to repay me. But I refused his gift, and Sui Song told him to let him live well, and guessed that Ma Zheng was the best reward. His eyes were filled with gratitude and respect, and I felt my kindness and compassion.

All these experiences made me feel the kindness and beauty of strangers. Although they were just strangers, their help and enthusiasm made me deeply feel the power of love. In this world, we are all equal, no one is more noble than the other, and the weak also have their dignity and worth.

We should learn to appreciate and respect everyone's existence, to feel and pass on love and beauty.

In short, anyone, regardless of congenital or acquired physical disorders, or the frailty of old age, try not to rely on foreign aid, strive to be strong, step by step, and walk independently on their own life road, which is a down-to-earth, stable and praiseworthy attitude to life.

You should gradually accept them, don't treat them as different, try to understand them if you can, and care about them if you can. Provide them with a better social environment.

When it comes to vulnerable people, it is often not rejection, but fear, because some of them are different from the people we come into contact with. As adults, how should we deal with the vulnerable? I think that we should gradually accept them, not treat them as alternatives, if you can, try to understand them, and if you can, care about them.

Vulnerable groups are social groups that are unable to maintain the minimum standard of living for individuals and their family members on their own, and need the support and assistance of the State and social rights.

Vulnerable groups include: children, the elderly, the disabled, the mentally ill, the unemployed, the poor, laid-off workers, those seeking help in disasters, migrant workers, those in informal employment, and those in a vulnerable position in labour relations.

How to put it into perspective when dealing with socially disadvantaged groups? Experts have the real answer.