i had decided not to post today, but... i don't know what you are so upset about in regard people not saying anything. too much has been said, no actions has been taken. starving kids and homeless 'miaynak mayrer' are present everywhere, in every society. most of the time they are in such situation 'irants xelqits'. however, i believe that as human beings have reached such kind of civilization that are required to help those in need, even though there might be no hope that they will ever get back on track. i also believe that it is the government's responsibiliy to take care of such social issues. large corporations also can help to fix things up. however, i don't believe that non-profit organizations make much change to the situation; unless they are as big as red cross. a family fed here there doesn't make much differnce (maybe it does for the family in question but not in the broader sense). nevertheless, those organization shouldn't be discouraged. but unfortunately, Armenia is in very anarchic state, where everyone basically saves his/her neck - public good is non-issue, the government doesn't give a damn about distribution of welth, etc.. so, the government funding for families in need is not to be expected soon. but we shouldn't just blame the government because the government is the people, the people is the government. it's the poeple that have to change from within and look a little beyond from their small wolrd. homeless starving families, who have twisted view of life, are always going to be present. it's the way that we as a society handle them that matters. there, i said it again, but took no action...