https://www.theguardian.com/society/...hropy-benefits
David Sainsbury, thinks that charity can't be a substitute for welfare.
If you're going to post garbage, you could at least include a quote.
More feel good mumbo jumbo:
His main advice to new philanthropists is to do the homework. “First of all decide what it is you really care about and want to change. Because if you’re clear about that then you’ll be prepared to put in the effort of understanding what the issues are in that particular area.”
And his second is not to go in with fixed ideas. “Don’t try and draw up a great plan of what you’re going to do, because you don’t know,” he says. “Just fund some small projects in the area, then follow them very closely and see what works. Two or three years later you will know who the good guys are in that field, who is doing interesting stuff and what the problems are.” Only then, he says, can you start to effect true change.
Well that settles the issue then. Great work! Just one question, who the $#@! is David Sainsbury?Originally Posted by Republicanguy
Lord Sainsbury of Turville, that's eehhhwww
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Color me impressed. I guess I should rethink this whole liberty thing then.
Somebody you are supposed to worship. Please, continue your prayers.
Yes, sir. I am beginning to understand. If the Duke of Turdville says that welfarism is the way to go, who am I to disagree?
Exactly. These issues should be of no concern for your little brain and wallet.
Funny, that sounds like the market, contra central planning.And his second is not to go in with fixed ideas. “Don’t try and draw up a great plan of what you’re going to do, because you don’t know,” he says. “Just fund some small projects in the area, then follow them very closely and see what works. Two or three years later you will know who the good guys are in that field, who is doing interesting stuff and what the problems are.” Only then, he says, can you start to effect true change.
honest relationships that bless the giver and the receiver > theft by a third party with zero accountability because they use aggression and not love in the first place.
It's all pretty complicated.
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Truth. Mmmmm, quite right, good sir. Pip-pip, cherrio and all that haberdash!
Folk here don't mind the work houses I'm sure, exploitation and greed. Deluded fantasy of charity solves the problems that welfare does.
Why do we need welfare at the current volumes? Isn't this a proof something is truly $#@!ed up?
Depends on where you live, in the UK its going to be different than some other European countries, or what is available in America.
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