Posted on 08/04/2010 8:43:01 AM PDT by JoeProBono
It’s easier for a camel to walk through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into heaven.
I think they are required to give away more than half of
billions.
Do you remember the story?
Do as I say not as I do liberals
They know government is a joke
How?! Please tell us.
The depopulation crew are humanitarians? Who woulda thunk it?
I’ve read in numerous places that Buffett won’t give any of his money away until he’s dead. You’d think that he would want the pleasure of seeing his money used for good causes in this lifetime. I would.
But, I suppose, better late than never.
P.S. If he’d drop dead by January 1st, there would be no estate taxes. But, being the liberal that he is, I suppose he’d rather give 45% to the government.
I’m more than willing to change my name to Charity. :)
Funny - good one!
You must be joking. They will invest it anywhere but America
Gates ruined me and my family. His money is ill-gotten. He’ll get no good wishes here.
I wonder how many of these billionaires will be donating to such worthy causes as Peta, Code Pink, or other social, communist organizations.?
How did Gates ruin you and your family?
Good for them. The very best they could actually do would be to pump money into the US economy by opening and supporting business ventures. This would be a much better strategy that donating money to African and other 3rd world dictators.
“You must be joking. They will invest it anywhere but America”
Yes and crap on the place where they made it, instead preferring to pour it into some third world sewer.
My pleasure...and thank YOU for the follow up.
DU`ers are unhappy about this. They are saying they should give it all away,,,every last penny. And they are saying they should give it to the govt.,,,not charities.
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