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When I pointed out how billionaire "philanthropy" is both pocket change for them and usually is just taking money out of one pocket and putting it in the other, I got back "well would you rather those millions of dollars didn't get spent to help at all?"
When it comes to Bill Gates' eugenics shit and making public schools even worse, yes, I'd rather he didn't.
Thank you Mr and Mrs Bill and Melinda Gates for making a government funded COVID vaccine a privatized profit center during a global pandemic
But that protected innovation, so said the bootlickers.
It's basically that time Andrew Tate taunted a father who was trying to raise money for his kid's surgery by saying how the surgery is a fraction of what Tate spends on his many cars.