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I made a donation of £1k in the middle of last month, when it seemed like MSF was the only organisation doing anything about this. Since then, the WHO and the U
by swombat 12y ago
I made a donation of £1k in the middle of last month, when it seemed like MSF was the only organisation doing anything about this. Since then, the WHO and the US Govt look like they pulled their thumbs out of their arses... but they're still taking their sweet time. MSF is on the ground right now.
I run a successful business. If there's one business risk I don't want to deal with, it's a highly contagious haemorrhagic fever spreading through the world like fire through gunpowder.
If you run a business and you want it to continue to grow and exist, donate to MSF. Forget the charity - this is for your own sake.
- oskarth 12y agoI know you make it out to be a selfish thing, and while that might be true on some level, it's fundamentally a selfless act. It's actions like these that are the opposite of the tragedy of the commons. If even 10% of people with means acted in a similar way, the world would be a better place in very tangible ways.