Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
There are plenty of non profits helping in poor countries but they will never make up for the cut in US funding. Also, the US had pretty good leverage in those countries, far more than the non profits. Good work is being done by groups such as Save the Children but they can only do so much. Finally, a lot of non profits had funding from USAID but now that money is gone.
Surely all the good liberals in this country will put their money where their mouth is and write checks. No? Only if the IRS demands? Hmmm.
To quote Bernie Sanders regarding his abysmal rate of charitable giving "We do what we do."
I don't see the USAID budget being given back to the taxpayers, so, with what money are people supposed to be donating?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
There are plenty of non profits helping in poor countries but they will never make up for the cut in US funding. Also, the US had pretty good leverage in those countries, far more than the non profits. Good work is being done by groups such as Save the Children but they can only do so much. Finally, a lot of non profits had funding from USAID but now that money is gone.
Surely all the good liberals in this country will put their money where their mouth is and write checks. No? Only if the IRS demands? Hmmm.
To quote Bernie Sanders regarding his abysmal rate of charitable giving "We do what we do."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
There are plenty of non profits helping in poor countries but they will never make up for the cut in US funding. Also, the US had pretty good leverage in those countries, far more than the non profits. Good work is being done by groups such as Save the Children but they can only do so much. Finally, a lot of non profits had funding from USAID but now that money is gone.
Surely all the good liberals in this country will put their money where their mouth is and write checks. No? Only if the IRS demands? Hmmm.
To quote Bernie Sanders regarding his abysmal rate of charitable giving "We do what we do."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
There are plenty of non profits helping in poor countries but they will never make up for the cut in US funding. Also, the US had pretty good leverage in those countries, far more than the non profits. Good work is being done by groups such as Save the Children but they can only do so much. Finally, a lot of non profits had funding from USAID but now that money is gone.
Surely all the good liberals in this country will put their money where their mouth is and write checks. No? Only if the IRS demands? Hmmm.
To quote Bernie Sanders regarding his abysmal rate of charitable giving "We do what we do."
I don't see the USAID budget being given back to the taxpayers, so, with what money are people supposed to be donating?
Anonymous wrote:USAID was funding a lot of stuff it had no business funding. Some of the best things it was doing is still being funded via State.
This thread is just bluesky repeat bubble and pointless to engage in any further.
Anonymous wrote:USAID was funding a lot of stuff it had no business funding. Some of the best things it was doing is still being funded via State.
This thread is just bluesky repeat bubble and pointless to engage in any further.
Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
Anonymous wrote:USAID was soft power, and gave us a way to influence foreign policy, in our own interest. It helped keep the US at the negotiation table, and now it's just China and Russia. We just walked away from key relations with foreign governments that took years to build. It is heartbreaking that people in these countries relied on our leadership, especially in human rights and democracy. And we just walked away.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
There are plenty of non profits helping in poor countries but they will never make up for the cut in US funding. Also, the US had pretty good leverage in those countries, far more than the non profits. Good work is being done by groups such as Save the Children but they can only do so much. Finally, a lot of non profits had funding from USAID but now that money is gone.
Surely all the good liberals in this country will put their money where their mouth is and write checks. No? Only if the IRS demands? Hmmm.
To quote Bernie Sanders regarding his abysmal rate of charitable giving "We do what we do."
I don't see the USAID budget being given back to the taxpayers, so, with what money are people supposed to be donating?
Anonymous wrote:Opposing foreign aid is so incredibly short sighted. The soft power that this administration has squandered will take a generation to recover, if it's even possible. And now all those regions where the US was investing in education and economic development have become much, much more dangerous. Do these idiots think that danger will stay in one place??
They were all about "never forgetting" 9/11 and yet here we are... leaving hotspots to boil over, leaving anger against America to grow-- unchecked by the vaccines, schools, food aid, and environmental interventions that made people think twice before listening to the radical radio shows. Now there's NO hope for young people except joining the militia (Al Shabab, Boko Haram, ISIS, pick one) which will at least feed them.
Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, good news everyone. Did you know that you can donate to non profits that provide medical care to poor people in developing countries? I just found out. Before now, I thought it could only be done with my tax dollars, and distributed in a manipulative way that advanced U.S. foreign policy.
Anyway, now that I know this, I guess I can still help people who are less fortunate than I am.
There are plenty of non profits helping in poor countries but they will never make up for the cut in US funding. Also, the US had pretty good leverage in those countries, far more than the non profits. Good work is being done by groups such as Save the Children but they can only do so much. Finally, a lot of non profits had funding from USAID but now that money is gone.
Surely all the good liberals in this country will put their money where their mouth is and write checks. No? Only if the IRS demands? Hmmm.
To quote Bernie Sanders regarding his abysmal rate of charitable giving "We do what we do."