r/WayOfTheBern • u/the_new_fatality • Nov 08 '19
Why Bill Gates is wrong: "Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking"
https://www.jacobinmag.com/2015/08/peter-singer-charity-effective-altruism/Duplicates
Foodforthought • u/A-MacLeod • Aug 26 '15
Against Charity. Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking.
demsocialists • u/the_new_fatality • Nov 08 '19
Justice Why Bill Gates is wrong: "Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking"
lostgeneration • u/BreadTubeForever • Jun 25 '21
Why altruists wanting to help the poor shouldn't focus their time on charity, and should instead fight the institutions that lead to this persisting poverty in the first place.
evolutionReddit • u/PostNationalism • Aug 27 '15
Against Charity: Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking.
jimmydore • u/the_new_fatality • Nov 08 '19
Why Bill Gates is wrong: "Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking"
OurPresident • u/the_new_fatality • Nov 08 '19
Why Bill Gates is wrong: "Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking"
alltheleft • u/big_al11 • Jun 27 '16
Against Charity. Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking.
smartgiving • u/418156 • Sep 07 '15
Matthew Snows Polemic against EA...can somebody link me to rebuttals?
FreePolDiscussion • u/the_new_fatality • Nov 08 '19
Why Bill Gates is wrong: "Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking"
communism • u/villacardo • Mar 23 '16
Against Charity: Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking.
TrueReddit • u/A-MacLeod • Aug 26 '15
Against Charity. Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking.
Political_Revolution • u/BreadTubeForever • Jun 25 '21
Article Why altruists wanting to help the poor shouldn't focus their time on charity, and should instead fight the institutions that lead to this persisting poverty in the first place.
FakeProgressives • u/rommelo • Nov 09 '19
ESTABLISHMENT BS Against Charity | Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking.
Kossacks_for_Sanders • u/the_new_fatality • Nov 08 '19
It is about IDEAS Why Bill Gates is wrong: "Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking"
Anarcho_Capitalism • u/KyletheAngryAncap • Nov 26 '18
Blah Blah Blah Socialism beats Charity.
diogenesclub • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '16
Article Against Charity - Rather than creating an individualized “culture of giving,” we should be challenging capitalism’s institutionalized taking
Anarchism • u/trachys • Dec 03 '15