He could afford to give more if he'd just forego one latte a week.
Jeff Bezos is the richest man in America. Estimates suggest that he donated .1% of his wealth to charity last year.https://trib.al/fl6A2BD
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I'm *shocked—so *shocked.
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Most of his wealth is tied to the companies he owns and still runs. He can’t give it away without relinquishing control of his company
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What's the point of having all that if you don't use it? (On something worthwhile)pic.twitter.com/1LYAG2IiIP
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I'm always amazed by the primitive mind (like you) who thinks the people and businesses that give us the modern conveniences of today aren't "using their money" on "something worthwhile." Public school at it's finest.
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He also pays his employees .1% of what he should be paying.
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Philanthropist. Lol
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And Trump uses his foundation to buy things for himself
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I would rather he pay *his employees more than a living wage, full benefits, an unbreakable pension allotment and commit to a non-polluting business standard. Also he could insist that everything he sells be made Stateside. Otherwise—what's the point of being so obnoxiously rich?
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