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No, but saving thousands (millions?) of lives through philanthropy goes a long way towards making up for being kind-of-a-dick-sometimes.

• michaelmrose 10y ago
  If you got rich wholly or partly through wrong doing I don't understand how you can assign them any of the credit for giving some of it away. Imagine if I mugged you for $100 and gave $20 to the red cross?
  • vecter 10y ago
    Terrible strawman. Travis didn't mug anyone.
    • nightski 10y ago
      The driver in the video claims otherwise.
      • vecter 10y ago
        And his claim is ridiculous. Do you actually have a point to make?
• bogomipz 10y ago
  So its OK to act crappy now as long as you do something philanthropic later with the money you made while treating people badly? What is that called humanity arbitrage? I don't think that basic human decency is something you should keep in a ledger to run credit and debits against.