• grue@lemmy.world
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    5 hours ago

    Except for the part where, in reality, they didn’t actually do that.

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      5 hours ago

      My knowledge is limited to a short wikipedia scan, but I didn’t see any reason to doubt they do it. Feel free to link some info if you know better.

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          3 hours ago

          Do you think there’s only 1 charity in north America? What a weird argument to make.

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            3 hours ago

            Do you think even all the charities put together come close to fixing the problem? 'Cause they don’t, which you would understand if you’d actually bothered to avail yourself of the info you asked for beyond your “short wikipedia scan.”

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              2 hours ago

              I’m not that invested in this beyond a quick wiki scan. Sorry to disappoint you righteous rage.

              I live in a country where we have a social safety net, so even having charities for such basic problems is weird to begin with. What is even weirder is to rant on the internet about people who are at least trying to solve the problem.

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                58 minutes ago

                You’re the one who posted misinformation, got called out, asked for more info, and then dismissed it when given. That’s your shitty behavior, not mine.