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Say you are a non-profit that helps drug addicts, should you take money from drug dealers?
by nxzero 10y ago
Say you are a non-profit that helps drug addicts, should you take money from drug dealers?
- caoilte 10y agoI think he's saying that, "Yes, you should use that money and you should use it to hire Chuck Norris."
- nxzero 10y agoAnd I'm saying that's a horrible childish responses to a situation like this.
- GunboatDiplomat 10y agoWhy not? Often, addiction centers get money from health insurers, who are in effect dealers in opioids, etc.
- ferbivore 10y agoIf you can find a drug dealer dumb enough to give you money, it would be irresponsible to not take it. That said, your situation has practically nothing in common with MSF's.
- nxzero 10y agoUntrue. Drug dealers often fund rehabilitation groups; good way to find customers, double profits, identify rats, etc. True rehab centers would never take funds from a dealer, and would be happy to go out of business because there were no more addicts in the world. Refugees in the EU would not need Doctors Without Borders; in Turkey, refugees will need Doctors Without Borders. If the EU wants to help Doctors Without Borders' mission, then it needs to take refugees and help them, not make more refugees Doctors Without Borders to help.
- ferbivore 10y agoI didn't realise you meant "take money and also give them your client list in return". If you're going to add strings like that to your question, the answer will obviously be no.
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