>Years ago, a dirty, grimy, disheveled, articulate "homeless" person appeared
repeatedly before governing bodies advocating services, food, shelter, etc.,
for the homeless.
It was later reported that this individual had a Ph.D. in social work.
I'll bet that his dissertation was on how to use "guilt" to manipulate
government.
He is still a "spokesman" for the homeless.
Roger Turk
Tucson, Arizona USA
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This "homeless" individual was well-trained to act as a spokesman for the
homeless! How many such spokesmen have a PhD in social work? Maybe jobs for
social workers were tight?
