My Life In Hell

Nick Kristof is a self-promoting fraud. He was previewed on the t.v. program Now several months back. He's a hypocrite. He professes to be so concerned for the well fare of people in other countries that are less developed going through hardships, horrendous at times. He had a camera crew follow him through his exploits. The film which aired on the PBS program Now. He wants people of this country to be aware of what's going on and become involved. Yeah right; as though these selfish people, who are so self-absorbed that they can't live without the latest tech gadget, and have their cell phones glued to their ears; are even aware of the problems of people right here in this country; He expects that they suddenly going start to care about what's going on elsewhere; become involved and change things? Speaking of which, makes me ask why isn't there any concern for people living here right under his nose? There are people right here that have fallen through the cracks of the system, considered invisible non-entities by a corrupt system. Are the problems of the people of this country, and what they must be suffering through any less important and therefore not in need of reporting? I am one such person that is going through something that I can't get anyone to listen to, or do anything about. Where is the concern for those of us who don't have anyone to speak on and advocate on our behalf here? What does Nick Kristof expect to get out of this, a Pulitzer Prize? I've given up expecting any good from anyone. I don't believe there is any genuine goodness in anyone. The inhabitants of this planet are too barbaric and primative. Frankly, I think he is being disingenuous and phoney. There is just no honesty or integrity. Not that this helps me, but even if he were on the level; does he seriously expect these ego-centric morons with a gigantic sense of entitlement to look beyond their own needs, be a good samaritan, put someone elses needs above their own? I challenged him to respond. I knew he wouldn't,and he didn't. Which proved me right.