[ SECRET POST #2979 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2979 ⌋

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Comments

Re: You judge people if..

[(Anonymous)]

If they're rich and don't believe they have an obligation to help people who aren't as much as they possibly can.

Re: You judge people if..

[(Anonymous)]

What's the quota? 10% of their salary? 50%? 99%?

-anon who gave a friend ~$10,000 last year and feels like it accomplished pretty much jack shit other than delaying the inevitable

Re: You judge people if..

[(Anonymous)]

As much as they can spare without risking their own stability. If they make six figures, at least 25% often won't hurt them. If they're a billionaire, I'd side-eye them for not giving 99%. It also depends on their own need: if someone has medical fees or another reason they need more money than most people do, I understand that, but if they can cover all their necessities, plus many luxuries, multiple dependents, and a hefty savings, that money is needed elsewhere.