anybody done this before?

[jon]

charities are for people with an agenda who need to put on that they have a soft touch for appearances

and the recipients of charitable benefits lose their will to earn for themselves, which they're forbidden from doing legally by other means, such as the minimum wage

consequently the latter have little self-respect which makes it all the more difficult to break the cycle and all the easier for them to be manipulated by the former

[maks]

charities are for people with an agenda who need to put on that they have a soft touch for appearances

and the recipients of charitable benefits lose their will to earn for themselves, which they're forbidden from doing legally by other means, such as the minimum wage

consequently the latter have little self-respect which makes it all the more difficult to break the cycle and all the easier for them to be manipulated by the former

I love how you make rand paul look like barney frank

[blumpkin blownuts]

charities are for people with an agenda who need to put on that they have a soft touch for appearances

and the recipients of charitable benefits lose their will to earn for themselves, which they're forbidden from doing legally by other means, such as the minimum wage

consequently the latter have little self-respect which makes it all the more difficult to break the cycle and all the easier for them to be manipulated by the former

with that kind of cynicism and ignorant generalization about charity donors, I wonder if you've volunteered for anything in your life (without expecting something back) did your parents even make you do shit around the house as a kid?

i've never even put on a resume i volunteered at a food bank the 2 years i was unemployed. i did it primarily because there was nothing to do except help people for free, or otherwise just go impress posters on ytmnd forums. i supose i also did it to network for job opps but that led to shit

some people just give a fuck about people they'll never meet.

ask anyone one question: If you could choose to wake up tomorrow with $20 under your pillow, or otherwise, only get $10 under your pillow but everyone else in your area gets $10 too, what do you choose?
That question can separate humans from savages like a fuckin knife blade

with that kind of cynicism and ignorant generalization about charity donors, I wonder if you've volunteered for anything in your life (without expecting something back) did your parents even make you do shit around the house as a kid?

i've never even put on a resume i volunteered at a food bank the 2 years i was unemployed. i did it primarily because there was nothing to do except help people for free, or otherwise just go impress posters on ytmnd forums. i supose i also did it to network for job opps but that led to shit

some people just give a fuck about people they'll never meet.

ask anyone one question: If you could choose to wake up tomorrow with $20 under your pillow, or otherwise, only get $10 under your pillow but everyone else in your area gets $10 too, what do you choose?
That question can separate humans from savages like a fuckin knife blade

I think a more potent question would be "would you rather have a million dollars or have ten thousand and give ten thousand dollars to 100 other people"

10 bucks is nothing to sweat over