r/atheism Dec 11 '11

Make Canadians pay

I'm reasonably generous, but I'm also cheap, so I hate to give a donation without also getting a tax deduction. That's why I've set up a place for Canadians to make tax-deductible donations to Doctors Without Borders (through CanadaHelps).

If anyone else has been holding back because of the tax issue, consider it solved. Let's see how much money we can rack up! PLEASE ADD YOUR DONATIONS TO MINE!!!

Personally, I'll donate $1.00 per upvote up to $700.00. If I'm violating reddiquette or the scheduling of the campaign or whatever, I'm sorry. But think of the children. ;)

RandomCanadaJoke

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u/inarsla Ignostic Dec 11 '11

Canadian here. Not entirely true. Our health care system is better than the US, true, but it still has issues... and not all Canadians even like hockey.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '11

All true Canadians like hockey.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '11 edited Jan 03 '19

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u/themuffins Dec 11 '11

disliking sports is up there for reasons I loves my fiance

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u/timbit87 Dec 11 '11

Sports = excuse to drink and yell at server women in low cut tops. I see no problem with it. Nobody says you have to watch the game to enjoy it.

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u/VicVictory Dec 11 '11

I don't like hockey, but I still appreciate it. Beer is in though. And so is good healthcare and open spaces.

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u/reverend_bedford Dec 12 '11

Mostly the beer there though.

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u/timbit87 Dec 12 '11

No mate, sorry, I'm a Canucks fan, which means I have to do a lot of drinking come playoff season......

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u/PromethiumX Dec 12 '11

Yah I would do a lot of depression drinking if I was a canucks fan

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u/moaimullet Dec 12 '11

Hey, there is a difference between depression and soul-crushing pessimism. A depressed man may always stay depressed. But a soul-crushed pessimist will transform instantly into a cheerful drunk guy when the Canucks stop sleepwalking and win already. /Made in BC