@Jason's microschool hecklers need to step up their game
"mad about billionaires giving life-changing charity" twitter is an innovation in shitposting so impressive i'm honestly not even mad. game respects game. carry on.https://twitter.com/chrissyfarr/status/1290349121656610816 …
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Also $100 million is...a lot, more than most donations.
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it’s not complicated. People desperately want there to be a bad guy and get angrier if he turns out good
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ask me how I know, heh
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yes, its because they don't like charity, it has absolutely nothing to do with income inequality spiraling out of control, while the press endlessly spins PR stories for the people with enough money to end US hunger tomorrow while still being fabulously wealthy, but don't
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It’s because the important part is not the impact of the charity but how it makes everyone feel. Billionaires giving away millions reminds everyone we don’t have millions, which makes us feel bad, so they shouldn’t do it. /s
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“That’s only x% of their net worth” is a phrase I’d love to see less of. Most of us look at altruism all wrong. It’s time to re-define:https://blogofjake.com/2020/04/21/defining-altruism/ …
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This is like journalists wringing their hands at some company's market cap being higher than some country's GDP as if that means anything. Who makes $10bn a year consistently? Stock vs flow...
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Imagine thinking that level of sacrifice on a per-donor basis is the primary factor in determining newsworthiness. Really illuminating.
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Also worth noting that these are the same people who berated me for a $10k political donation. Where were their hot takes about how it is comparable to a regular person giving $0.25? No consistency for acceptable targets.
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