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I believe allowing children to ask for money in front of stores to fund their sports team is tantamount to begging/panhandling and should not be allowed. CMV

I feel they are not offering to perform a service or offer a product such as a car wash nor instilling any kind of work ethic. I feel this is not a charitable cause nor is it a worthy one such as wounded vets or abused animals. I find they are doing nothing but using big sad eye'd guilt tactics to cajole people into funding their extra-curricular activities. I feel this also encourages an "entitlement mentality" that things should just be given to you instead of working to earn them. 

EDIT: I will concede that my use of "worthy" dilutes from the true discussion. I ask responders to disregard my use of "worthy" when considering the discussion. 

To focus and clarify: youth sports teams are voluntary extra curricular activities that parents of the players pay a fee to play, as well as teams acquire sponsors from local businesses to purchase uniforms and equipment. If that income is not enough then the parents should contribute more. Not Joe Citizen trying to shop in peace.
gpt
Don't give them money then. Anyone has the right to ask for money for whatever they want, and if other people choose to give them money, that's fine too. 

If people tried to ban a charity you like because they deemed it pointless or harmful (but had, as you do, no proof of any issue with the practice), would that be ok?