What is your opinion?
Do you judge someone just because they’re homeless and asking for money?
"This is an excellent story that gets the reader thinking about what might have caused someone to become homeless and about how being judgmental is a double-edged sword. Because for some people it’s not enough to simply not be willing to give money to a homeless person, and they have to also decide in their mind that the homeless person is a bad guy who we should look down on. Nevermind that veterans are more likely than most people to become homeless, which means that judging a homeless person is likely enough to mean that one is judging someone who risked their life to try to keep one’s country safe. I hope that anyone who judges homeless people doesn’t also pledge allegiance to the flag, because judging a homeless person is often the moral equivalent of spitting on the flag. Scratch that. Judging a person merely for being homeless is morally worse than spitting on a flag. People who judge someone just for being homeless and begging for money should bury their heads in shame and should beg to whatever God might exist for mercy, and they should hope that if that God exists then that God is more merciful to them than they were to the homeless person who they judged who might have been a veteran who was wounded while trying to protect the freedom of their fellow humans. I highly recommend this book, and I hope that we can all be willing to admit that we were being terrible people if/when we’ve judged someone for being homeless and begging for money."
A weird kind of fun
"This is one of those interesting looks into the less savory side of human nature, the kind of person our society creates. The kind of person you've probably met and certainly passed in traffic hundreds of times. The wheels are always turning and when we're lucky, we're not under them. This is a memorable look at an unlucky day."
Road Rage💔❤️
"Road Rage is a very relatable story in todays society, with so much happening in the world today, seeing more homelessness's than ever before. This story is sad and shows us to never judge anyone no matter who they are, and how they ended up in their situation, because you never know what tomorrow will bring into your life, and you could end up in the same situation as the person you are judging. We need to learn and help others if we can, a smile, some food, change, small gestures to show them we care, and want to help. This short story is absolutely incredible, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it, thank you for writing it Jon Wicky❤️"
A Quick & Fun Read
"Road Rage is a quick read but in the short time you're in it you get a situation many of us see in our daily commutes. Without giving too much away to those curious enough to read it, we get to see how a single decision or change in your life can lead to a very different new normal for someone. In all a short, sweet read and I'd say to give it a shot if you got a few minutes of free time!"
Surprising ending!
"This was a neat story that was VERY RELATABLE. Almost every sentence I was saying been there done that to myself. Well, maybe not towards the end of the story. I love how Jon Wicky can make you think about the things and bring attention to the little things in life people don't want to talk about. Who knew a story about a homeless person could be so great!"
