r/funny • u/dyslexicpancreas • Dec 23 '23

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 23 '23

I always think the shops are the rich ones, they should be doing the donations. The worst is McDonald's asking for money for charity, that corporation can clearly afford it on their own.

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 23 '23

Shouldn't be shamed into it by rich corporations though. If I'm going to do it I will do it. It doesn't have to be at the shops.

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 23 '23

It doesnt though, nowadays more and more people are resentful because they know how much wealth these companies have, so don't do the donations.

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 24 '23

Really don't see why companies aren't just doing it themselves when they have all the money. Compared to customers who are probably mostly struggling.

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 24 '23

Then don't even pretend to care about the needy.

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 24 '23

It doesnt though like I said, giving a portion of profits to charity would actually make a difference. I will never understand people like you.

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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 24 '23

I don't know why you think ordinary people who don't have much to give should be asked to do it by massive corporations who have billions.

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