Read the fine print on some of those "donations".
americans are the worsthttps://twitter.com/theworldindex/status/1258579985343922176 …
Highest private coronavirus relief donations:
Jack Dorsey: $1,000m
Bill & Melinda Gates: $255m
Azim Premji: $132m
George Soros: $130m
Andrew Forrest: $100m
Jeff Skoll: $100m
Jeff Bezos: $100m
Michael Dell: $100m
(Forbes)
Jack Dorsey: $1,000m
Bill & Melinda Gates: $255m
Azim Premji: $132m
George Soros: $130m
Andrew Forrest: $100m
Jeff Skoll: $100m
Jeff Bezos: $100m
Michael Dell: $100m
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and they're not even transparent about it. *cough*https://twitter.com/jack/status/1247616214769086465 …
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This money is peanuts compared to having a coordinated and effective federal strategy on PPE, contact tracing, testing, etc. It’s fine but it’s tiny relative to what should be effectively deployed at the national level.
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i'm talking about the american people, who are awesome, not our government, which is terrible, and btw like... welcome to libertarianism. we've been talking about our shitty government for decades.
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not really. he's only deployed $24mil of the $1 billion so far. and some of his donations don't even seem that related to coronavirus: donation to Freedom House: "Supporting survivors of persecution seeking asylum through temporary accommodation."
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Jack Dorsey one is a PR stunt and inflated numbers.
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ugh, tech CEOs are the worst
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