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| 2 | Do yall donate to charity?Having worked with the NGO crowd for a while I can say you are basically correct. In Africa there is even something of an underground movement (by Africans) AGAINST all aid -- see books like Dead Aid. There are of course people doing legitimate good work overseas, but the way you find them is basically the same way you'd find a group locally. You find people you know and trust, and personally see what they are doing and how they are doing it. The other big no-no for donating major disasters with… | /r/MGTOW | 19/03/15 03:50 AM |
| 1 | Do yall donate to charity?Depends on where I am in life. I've gone years without donating; because I was building a family and business and any money that came my way I channeled to those pursuits. Recently, I've realized that I'm in a position where I can do some good in the world, so I do. Here's how I've donated, so far: Institute for Justice - Libertarian lawyers who have succeeded in overturning occupational licensing and helped people to earn an honest living. Hillsdale College - Only college in the country which r… | /r/MGTOW | 19/03/15 03:42 AM |
| 3 | The TL;DR of EscortsGood post. I had to look up what "TRP philosophy" is. The section on reasons why (and why not to) hire a sex workers seem right on. The specific advice about the basic process is good, too. However it is worth pointing out that the sex work market is extremely segmented. Even most providers are unaware of its extent beyond their own niche. Sort of like restaurants: you can have everything from a food truck, to a fast food franchises, to 5-star restaurants, neighborhood joints, ethnic cuisines, e… | /r/TRPOffTopic | 19/03/15 03:09 AM |
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