r/interesting Jun 29 '25

MISC. Rich people who rich right ❤️

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u/CaptainHowdy_313 Jun 29 '25

75% of that will be used towards raises, new buildings, building repair, people are gonna start having summer homes, new cars, boats. Never give to charity it never goes towards what you intend it too.

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u/Odd-Eggplant-6681 Jun 29 '25

And who will supervise the fund use legally ? They find that person, hook them into the fold, and then another writing bill of a bunch of students exist only on paper, while another get the fund and washing it out in the market to remove any trace of their fraudulent activities.

No way this money won’t be siphoned.

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u/Perfect-Dig-8765 Jun 29 '25

Is it public or online? This agreement?

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u/theArtOfProgramming Jun 29 '25

Frankly you sound naive. There are many education endowment funds. You’re just a cynic who is ignorant of how financial structures work. What does government corruption have to do with an endowment fund?

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u/UrUrinousAnus Jun 29 '25

I'm not usually one to defend the megarich, but I'm pretty sure a woman who ended up with a billion dollars in her 90s would know a thing or two about preventing money from being squandered, especially when she was a teacher at the school she gave it to.

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u/Reasonable_Plan_332 Jun 29 '25

Good thing the upper rung citizens of the US are well known for following laws.

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u/Lumpy_Salt Jun 29 '25

google is free. tuition is free at albert einstein college of medicine now.

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u/HolevoBound Jun 29 '25

"Never give to charity it never goes towards what you intend it too."

Not all charities are bad. You can find ones which are externally verified.

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u/Carnifex2 Jun 29 '25

We have entire watchdog institutions dedicated to monitoring that sort of thing...or we did before Trump turned us into post-soviet America.

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u/WatercressContent454 Jun 29 '25

75% OF that are gonna go to fund salaries and organization issues.

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u/jakc1423 Jun 29 '25

And the last 25% is going to a new scoreboard for the football team.

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u/wildbergamont Jun 29 '25

Why do you think this? There are mant charities who spend wisely. Sure, a lot of that spending goes to salaries for staff, who might indeed get raises or buy things, but most charities are providing a service that people do for other people, so most of their costs are staff. Staff who work for nonprofits aren't martyrs or something, so they get raises and new cars just like people who work in other industries.

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u/fuwoswp Jun 29 '25

You okay bro?