1. Should celebrate David Koch's philanthropy? No, you can't really praise charity without asking where the money came from. Theodore Roosevelt: “No amount of charities in spending such fortunes can compensate in any way for the misconduct in acquiring them.”
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Here, here, Heer. Philanthropy ≠ social justice
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Old joke: A thief who gives all of the stolen money back is called a reformed thief. A thief who gives some of it back is called a philanthropist.
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Was just coming to this thread to point to Anand's work, but I see you've already done it. I'd add to Mayer's the recent Kochland from
@CLeonardNews https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/15/books/review/kochland-christopher-leonard.html …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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there should be no billionaires. No one should be able to accumulate that much money. If they are, they're not paying their workers, they're skirting tax laws, they're hoarding money overseas...
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Billionaires should not be able to decide who's worthy of a donation. Billionaires need to be taxed at higher rates because they're not pulling their weight. They're not doing their fair share.
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