“I want your power” is the most horrifyingly honest thing I’ve heard a politician say in quite some timehttps://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1219391147199488000 …
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Over 200 billionaires have signed 'The Giving Pledge' to donate most of their net worth to worthy, high-impact. humanitarian causes. That's over $500 billion pledged. Does @AOC really think the federal gov't can do more good with that money? If so, why?https://givingpledge.org/
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The populace can and will do more good.
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She just said the money is not the most important thing, it’s the control and power. But also, that’s 200 out of what, 2,000+?
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She might think that, but there is no way the government will handle money better than a good charity (not a bad one like the Clinton’s).
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Here's how 'well' govt handles taxpayer $$: https://www.usdebtclock.org/
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yeah let's take Paul Allen. signed the giving pledge, died two years ago. His sister took over his estate. Surely she's selling it as fast as she can and giving away the money to charity, right?https://www.thenewstribune.com/sports/nfl/seattle-seahawks/article226903854.html …
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That pledge was a bad idea to begin with. It implies that capitalism is not a moral system and that the benefits that capitalism bestows on everyone are primarily via charity.
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A economic system can be run by people based on moral biases, but you're talking fluff if you really think an inherently "moral" system is even possible. Moral according to who exactly?
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