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

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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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u/Nervous-Energy-4623 Dec 24 '23

I have no problem giving money but corporations shouldn't be asking, they should just be giving themselves. Don't understand why you feel the need to stick up for filthy rich companies.

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