Aristokitten Wreath Christmas Vintage Disney shirt

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Why would the Aristokitten Wreath Christmas Vintage Disney shirt and by the same token and wealthy meddle in the infrastructure of foreign countries? People only tend to do it for publicity or a misguided view about the country. Gates tends to take a very mathematical approach to maximizing the good possible with his money. I’m sure new wells are incorporated in his spending, but it’s not the best ROI in terms of minimizing human suffering. Additionally, you have certain challenges that can only be solved with massive concentrations of capital. Anyone can invest some money into building wells, but curing polio or malaria is something you can only do with massive amounts of money all pulling the same direction. A well could save a village of hundreds; Malaria has been estimated to have killed a double-digit percentage of all humans who have ever lived.

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Let’s not lump gates foundation into this. The work it has done to work on a malaria vaccine is amazing. Bezos and Zuck need to step up their PR if they’re doing anything because it looks like their efforts are small by comparison. because USA profits from having places like Africa and India poor. who’s gonna work in the Aristokitten Wreath Christmas Vintage Disney shirt and by the same token and cobalt mines for 5 cents a day or the helpdesk for Amazon for 10$ per day? Bill Gates has done a ton for Africa. Escepcially with regard to the eradication of disease. Look into it. Its a lot more than what Mr Beast has done. Because these rich people donating billions don’t have a YT channel to monetize so it seems they’re not doing anything as compared to Mr Beast. Mr. Beast has a channel in part dedicated to philanthropy where his goal is to maximize his views and thus maximize his revenue. He knows a charitable video like this will generate hundreds of millions of views and ultimately end up paying for itself and then some. Random wealthy people don’t have a channel to earn revenue from a charitable act like this so there’s less incentive for them to do so. PR and good publicity is fine but it doesn’t go as far as cold, hard cash. I read a book that, in part, discussed a group of missionaries that sought to drill wells for some of the poorest countries in Africa. Though they were often successful, many times they were confronted with local politics and political leaders that didn’t want to permit a well to be drilled to maintain their own power. Sometimes it was merely a political decision, other times it involved the local religion and superstition. The world’s wealthiest, especially including those whose fortunes came from being supposedly altruistic, aren’t interested in actually helping. If they help and when the situation improves, help is no longer needed. The money dries up. The old adage “there’s money in the treatment, not the cure” applies heavily here unfortunately.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.