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This article is long on accusations and short on evidence. The only thing it confirms is that these two oil companies make donations to their community non-pro
by koheripbal 6y ago
This article is long on accusations and short on evidence.
The only thing it confirms is that these two oil companies make donations to their community non-profits.
Having worked in a big company, we made donations _constantly_ to all manner of non-profits. We would match any employee donation to any non-profit. Im sure every large corporation is the same.
Making it sound like their charity donations are something nefarious without any evidence is just dishonest journalism.
- vmception 6y agoOne thing I've learned is that you can donate or provide material support to any cause for decades before the tides change, so there isn't really any incentive to consider other perspectives, like, its not worth caring. If you want to use a random African nation as a playground to empower certain religious groups, go for it! "Uh, did you think we were closed on Sunday just to run a youth group? I mean you could say its a youth group" If some European nation gets taken over by extremists, keep playing there, because they literally have to be invaded by two coalitions of countries, just for the odd chance that children two generations later expect a response from your company about your involvement.
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