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Letter: Life cycles

By Allan Oliver , Vancouver
Published: December 27, 2021, 6:00am

When I read Lynne Chowning’s letter (“Photo leads to question,” Our Readers’ Views, Dec. 10), I wondered: How can anyone be so mean-spirited as to begrudge a homeless person a bicycle? Instead of idly speculating on the fortunes of the less fortunate, perhaps she should instead be grateful for her own undoubtedly richly deserved possessions.

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