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>shaming and moralizing, hoping 330M individuals will make charitable contributions and recycle My response was neither meant to shame or moralize, but rather
by technofiend 6y ago
>shaming and moralizing, hoping 330M individuals will make charitable contributions and recycle
My response was neither meant to shame or moralize, but rather to give people who decide "I'd like to do something right now" a way to do it and get maximum benefit from their contribution.* Should there be other and better responses? Undeniably. Will that prevent me from responding in the meantime and telling others how they may also respond if they want to? No, it will not.
* Before anyone gets pedantic I mean maximizing a charitable contribution's impact by going to an org that uses the majority of the donation to help their target community rather than being sucked up by administrative overhead.