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That doesn't stop bureaucracy from changing that decision or for the people that are donating to be sent to jail/etc before they can finish their promises.
by sukuriant 14y ago
That doesn't stop bureaucracy from changing that decision or for the people that are donating to be sent to jail/etc before they can finish their promises.
- anigbrowl 14y agoPut the bong down, and reread this tomorrow.It may not have occurred to you, but the norm in phalinthropy is to establish legal structures at the outset which prevent those sorts of outcomes. You appear to think the money has either been handed over as a lump sum or is being delivered on an ad-hoc basis. Neither is likely.
- sukuriant 14y agoI don't smoke pot, thanks. That said, I didn't know that detail how these things usually work, though that does make sense and pleases me to hear.
- sukuriant 14y agoAh, I see what you were saying. The "criminal records" there is in reference to the children, not those providing the money. I was concerned about the people providing the money.