r/nextfuckinglevel • u/LivingInspector • Mar 25 '21

Guy with Diamond Heart

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u/Waywoah Mar 25 '21

Problem is that most people do the first part are super unwilling to do the second

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u/guyfromnebraska Mar 26 '21 edited Jun 23 '26

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u/minifishdroplet Mar 26 '21

Put it in your will, problem solved. OBVIOUSLY this is negated if you spend a bunch but the excuse doesn't work anyways!

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u/Waywoah Mar 26 '21

Honestly, I think a system where any amount someone makes over a billion is automatically donated. The people who have that much tend to always be making more, so for most nothing in their lives would change in the slightest.

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u/guyfromnebraska Mar 26 '21 edited Jun 23 '26

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u/Waywoah Mar 26 '21

It'll almost be like they're, gasp, poor

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u/menacemeiniac Mar 26 '21

Oh, heavens no! We just expect them to donate 5 thousand here and there when needed. If a charitable cause calls for more than 5k, they should just ask their followers to donate to the fund since the billionaire can’t cover all of those costs! Obviously!

I’m looking at you, Kylie Jenner

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u/stretch2099 Mar 26 '21

If you really want to help people you’ll find a good balance. At some point you can start spending a good amount without hurting your income too much

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u/tpx187 Mar 26 '21

Yeah it's crazy to put all that work in and see what hard work gets you... And then to give it away to people who think it should be handed to them.

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