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The answer is yes and no. His foundation isn't doing what he said it would do but it is achieving the desired outcome of making him richer. That's why billionaires don't donate money, they make foundations and partnerships so they can keep making profit and look charitable.
There's a lot going on and I have shit to do so I'm not gonna argue with the billionaire defense squad when it gets here. What I am gonna do is post a few things you can do to actually help instead of cheering for scams from rich people.
#MassReleaseNow https://twitter.com/CAARPRNow/status/1247568960029184003?s=19
#MassReleaseNow https://twitter.com/CAARPRNow/status/1247568960029184003?s=19
More numbers to call if you're at home https://twitter.com/ChiBondFund/status/1247592256435077121?s=19
A whole thread! https://twitter.com/monicatea2/status/1247598915689623553?s=19
Help people buy some groceries https://twitter.com/GKMC18/status/1245023575133880322?s=19
Correction: help provide emergency funds! https://twitter.com/GKMC18/status/1247709568945307651?s=19
Ok so I said I wasn't gonna argue, and I won't, but some things need a little bit of extra explaining, so here's some FAQs
Q: isn't he just donating with extra steps?
A: no. If I took $100 from my checking account and put it in a new savings account and called it the Help People Account, then donated 50c of that $100 to a charity, I didn't donate $100.
A: no. If I took $100 from my checking account and put it in a new savings account and called it the Help People Account, then donated 50c of that $100 to a charity, I didn't donate $100.
