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> So you're saying that you yourself contribute regularly to heart, lung, skin, eye, and bone marrow cancers? One, you don't necessarily need to donate to diff
by samolang 13y ago
> So you're saying that you yourself contribute regularly to heart, lung, skin, eye, and bone marrow cancers?
One, you don't necessarily need to donate to different charities for every possible disease. You could donate to a charity "fund" sort of like the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation.
Two, I think most people don't donate a lot of money because they feel they are already contributing a lot to benefit society via taxation.
- dylandrop 13y ago> You could donate to a charity "fund" sort of like the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. So some sort of central fund for cancer research, where bureaucrats distribute funding to constituent organizations... Hmm where have I heard that before? ;) > they feel they are already contributing a lot to benefit society via taxation. So you _do_ admit it is benefitting society?
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- samolang 13y ago> So some sort of central fund for cancer research, where bureaucrats distribute funding to constituent organizations... Hmm where have I heard that before? ;) That's like comparing social security to a personal retirement account.