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Originally Posted by Rocco1  It's really not one individuals place to judge anothers beliefs, thoughts, ideas or whatever you care to title them. If we see an individual in bad need of help but we know that person was born in an underprivilaged home does that mean we should turn and walk away, leaving them to suffer? We couldn't do anything about this individual being underprivilaged but we could at least do our best to secure he/she a better future.
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You are missing the point. The point is that by helping the poor underprivilged individual you are
insuring that the abuse back home will continue. You are supporting it financially. You are the backer, the supplier, if you like analogies.
The puppy is out of danger and in a much better place just by being in a petstore. Eventually, the pet stores will not be able to keep them and will sell them at a loss and they won't continue to be replaced if we don't buy them.