McLean going downhill

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

$50 to a homeless person goes a long way for them. Get a sense of yourself

[Anonymous]

But let’s not encourage able workers to beg for handouts. Give them some employment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mclean has never been desirable to those in the know/true wealthy. We own two large properties in that area and rent out to middle eastern/indian families primarily.

Haha. Obliviously a lie.

[Anonymous]

If you want a place to look at a lot of cars on various dealer lots, it's perfect. And grab some fast food or hit up a strip mall.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Mclean has never been desirable to those in the know/true wealthy. We own two large properties in that area and rent out to middle eastern/indian families primarily.

Haha. Obliviously a lie.

ME/Indian families don't rent in mcLean. They own some of the largest homes there.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

Nice try

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

$50 to a homeless person goes a long way for them. Get a sense of yourself

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

$50 to a homeless person goes a long way for them. Get a sense of yourself

So you donate a grand total of 50 a year because it “goes a long way”? Do you also ask for a receipt for that donation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

$50 to a homeless person goes a long way for them. Get a sense of yourself

How, exactly? How much goes to the professional organizer who transports them to and from their begging site daily? How much goes towards food or shelter because the existing facilities are insufficient (a claim nobody makes in Fairfax County, which has plenty of shelters and support for the homeless), how much goes for cigarettes,, alcohol, or drugs? No idea, right? But you'll give cash to people whose behavior demonstrates exactly no capacity or desire to exercise good judgment in improving their situations. The same people are out there day after day, your direct handouts of money is improving exactly nothing for them except reinforcing the notion that working or getting clean is for suckers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

$50 to a homeless person goes a long way for them. Get a sense of yourself

How, exactly? How much goes to the professional organizer who transports them to and from their begging site daily? How much goes towards food or shelter because the existing facilities are insufficient (a claim nobody makes in Fairfax County, which has plenty of shelters and support for the homeless), how much goes for cigarettes,, alcohol, or drugs? No idea, right? But you'll give cash to people whose behavior demonstrates exactly no capacity or desire to exercise good judgment in improving their situations. The same people are out there day after day, your direct handouts of money is improving exactly nothing for them except reinforcing the notion that working or getting clean is for suckers.

You obviously reside in your climate crisis trolled bubble.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always notice those driving lower end, cheaper vehicles are far more generous with handouts to beggars vs those driving expensive, luxury vehicles. Rich folk don’t care about beggars even if they came up the poor road.

The same people handing cash to beggars play the lotto and throw more money away. The wealthy know the value of saving and investing. Donations are made in a planned manner. Not to randos on the street.

I prefer my donation to be direct - to those who need it. When you donate to "charities" who do you think in getting the $$ - 95% goes to the losers who run the charity. When I give to those on street, I know exactly who is getting it. I don't care about tax breaks - I'm much richer than most living in McLean BTW so a little bit saved on taxes is mice nuts. I enjoy handing $$ to street people.

If you’re so wealthy then setup a foundation and you’ll control all donations. The 50 bucks you hand out to strangers isn’t going to do anything.

$50 to a homeless person goes a long way for them. Get a sense of yourself

How, exactly? How much goes to the professional organizer who transports them to and from their begging site daily? How much goes towards food or shelter because the existing facilities are insufficient (a claim nobody makes in Fairfax County, which has plenty of shelters and support for the homeless), how much goes for cigarettes,, alcohol, or drugs? No idea, right? But you'll give cash to people whose behavior demonstrates exactly no capacity or desire to exercise good judgment in improving their situations. The same people are out there day after day, your direct handouts of money is improving exactly nothing for them except reinforcing the notion that working or getting clean is for suckers.

You obviously reside in your climate crisis trolled bubble.

No, I know where my money goes, and it's not into someone's arm, or up their nose, or to their beggar-manager, or into alcohol or cigarettes instead of for sustenance or shelter, both of which are quite available through the County.