sdfsaf

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by sdfsaf 7y ago
I understand where you are coming from, but I've come to find it horrible to put judgments on a donation. Am I better than the panhandler that I know what he should receive? What should I give a panhandler? A sandwich? Maybe he's
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
This article is BS, and the NP does have an editorial stance I sometimes find annoying (their anti-Trudeau stance, while understandable, is becoming pathological). But it is not ""newspaper" filled with misleading articles an
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
He doesn't it at all! He, acknowledges that this is a problem, but doesn't resolve the point -that there would be less donation- against his argument. To do that he would either have to prove that money donations would increase in
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
I donate money, food and my wife's time (time I would otherwise enjoy for myself instead of babysitting two kids) The food is part of my pantry management. We don't eat too many canned goods, so we regularly donate it after a few
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
" Because you can't democratize management and organization like you can with donation of individual goods and small amounts of money." Sure you can, by volunteering on the board of directors of said charity. Like my wife doe
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
And they've been economically dying for almost 30 years.
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
A quarter? Dream on. We're living in the Midwest with an East coast salary (remote). I have no idea how other ppl here afford kids and manage to save. We spend $30k on day care and another $12k on health premiums alone.
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by sdfsaf 7y ago
Yeah, in theory. In practice H1B abuse is rife. You can look at HN's previous discussion on this.