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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. " But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? | |||
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"Any corporate charity that pays it's Leaders salaries greater than our Prime Minister deserve zero.. It's a scam.. I avoid them like the plague " Why shouldn't CEO's of charities earn lots of money? I personally dont even believe CEOs should exist, they are all horrid leeches that exploit our labour, but why the distinction? And why is the Prime Minister's wage the bar set here? | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance?" You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference | |||
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"Any corporate charity that pays it's Leaders salaries greater than our Prime Minister deserve zero.. It's a scam.. I avoid them like the plague Why shouldn't CEO's of charities earn lots of money? I personally dont even believe CEOs should exist, they are all horrid leeches that exploit our labour, but why the distinction? And why is the Prime Minister's wage the bar set here?" It's one bar.. the man who is responsible for running our country earns a fifth of what an ex minister earns for running an international charity | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference" Okay i'll rephrase; Why are you okay with scumbag companies with CEOs making trillions fucking up the planet and the people but not okay with CEOs of charities -who earn a fraction of a percentage of that - who at least try to do some good to address the balance? You dont see a problem dying on this hill? | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference Okay i'll rephrase; Why are you okay with scumbag companies with CEOs making trillions fucking up the planet and the people but not okay with CEOs of charities -who earn a fraction of a percentage of that - who at least try to do some good to address the balance? You dont see a problem dying on this hill?" A fraction ... They cream it off in the name of charity.. Leeches .. | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference" not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia | |||
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"I would advise anybody putting their pound in the charity box to look at how of their pound goes to charity and how much goes to administration costs.. With some charities it can be as low as 26p. So give a pound and only 26p goes to aid... Seriously.. " things cost money- people, premises, advertising, recruitment, admin, running projects etc - none of that happens for free if it was a corporate equivalents it would be like saying 26p of every £1 invested was profit (money left after running costs) and that company would be praised for a 26% ROI again , charities don’t exist in eutopia | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference Okay i'll rephrase; Why are you okay with scumbag companies with CEOs making trillions fucking up the planet and the people but not okay with CEOs of charities -who earn a fraction of a percentage of that - who at least try to do some good to address the balance? You dont see a problem dying on this hill? A fraction ... They cream it off in the name of charity.. Leeches .. " Yes. Do you think the CEO of Oxfam earns the same as the CEO of one of the few companies that control almost everything you consume; Walmart, Amazon, Apple etc? Why do you care about those small time leeches and not those MASSIVE LEECHES? | |||
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"Charities shouldn't exist. Have to ask WHY we have large dependencies on food banks and large homeless populations in an industrialised, first world country. Quite incredible to say 'at home' as well when you consider that a lot of that aid goes to countries our great great grandparents r*ped the fuck out of resources and people to build this nation that is so incredibly rich. And, of course, that we are all humans living on the same planet and we have so much to spare. Unless you're a nationalist weirdo I suppose. Until you address the intense levels of corporate greed and financial crime in the private and public sector, it'll always be fucked. Charities are a plaster over an already rotten wound. " couldn't express this better  | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia " So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. " you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? " My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? " well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do " Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh? | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh?" yes that exactly what i said 
you might find granny from back in her days of running a house, is much more capable of grasping the concept that things cost money than you give her credit for , for example when hubby came home with a £10 wage packet she knows it didn’t all end up on the table as food
either way i would hope she was more open to learning from other peoples opinions, viewpoints and knowledge than you appear to be on any single thread that you post | |||
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"Still haven't really answered my basic question to be honest. tut tut." Please treat is as a rhetorical question...please draw a conclusion.. | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh? yes that exactly what i said
you might find granny from back in her days of running a house, is much more capable of grasping the concept that things cost money than you give her credit for , for example when hubby came home with a £10 wage packet she knows it didn’t all end up on the table as food
either way i would hope she was more open to learning from other peoples opinions, viewpoints and knowledge than you appear to be on any single thread that you post "When all else fails then perhaps just felt on insults... Good plan | |||
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"Still haven't really answered my basic question to be honest. tut tut. Please treat is as a rhetorical question...please draw a conclusion.. " Ummm i'm admittedly a thick twat but I think you're a tad out of your depth here. | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh? yes that exactly what i said
you might find granny from back in her days of running a house, is much more capable of grasping the concept that things cost money than you give her credit for , for example when hubby came home with a £10 wage packet she knows it didn’t all end up on the table as food
either way i would hope she was more open to learning from other peoples opinions, viewpoints and knowledge than you appear to be on any single thread that you post "But I wonder if she was interested in how much of her £10 put food on the table. £9.70 good.. ££3.00 not so good maybe.. But I am not granny... | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh? yes that exactly what i said
you might find granny from back in her days of running a house, is much more capable of grasping the concept that things cost money than you give her credit for , for example when hubby came home with a £10 wage packet she knows it didn’t all end up on the table as food
either way i would hope she was more open to learning from other peoples opinions, viewpoints and knowledge than you appear to be on any single thread that you post
When all else fails then perhaps just felt on insults... Good plan"there is no insult there, if you see one it is because you recognise negative in your own behaviour - nothing i can do about that | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh? yes that exactly what i said
you might find granny from back in her days of running a house, is much more capable of grasping the concept that things cost money than you give her credit for , for example when hubby came home with a £10 wage packet she knows it didn’t all end up on the table as food
either way i would hope she was more open to learning from other peoples opinions, viewpoints and knowledge than you appear to be on any single thread that you post
When all else fails then perhaps just felt on insults... Good plan
there is no insult there, if you see one it is because you recognise negative in your own behaviour - nothing i can do about that "Well you can dress up that last comment as you want.. but it was an insult.. | |||
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"The big corporate charities I will never give a penny while their CEOs take their hefty salaries.. But you'll willingly give your money to corporations that only have a single bottom line with a CEO who earns more in a minute than you will in a lifetime? Isnt that a cognitive dissonance? You are confused... There are companies who make profits .. There are charities.. Huge difference not really, both the charity and the company want to attract the best and the brightest to help them do the most with their company/ charity - for that they need to offer competitive salary for someone at that professional level and skill set and actually most NFP sector CEOs still make less than their corporate counterparts learn how things work outside eutopia So a person who purports to be charity minded earns £500,000 a year and of course a generous expenses package and a pension paid for years after that person has left the charity.. isn't that great value... And contributes to the data that in some charities for every pound you give.. 87p goes on admin.. you are just making numbers up so i am glossing over value, but what you fail to take into consideration is that ceo could likely make double in a private corporation whats the alternative, we pitch low and have grossly under qualified and inexperienced folk being even less efficient with charity money? My point is this.. if granny puts a pound in a box she does not expect only 13p to go to those she chooses.. And would you ? well 13p is a number you plucked out of air, previously it was “as low as 26p” however would i know that everything i put in that box doesn’t go directly into a service users pocket then yes , because i understand how the world works , if granny doesn’t she has some learning of the harsh reality of life to do Fuck granny then...she knows no better eh? yes that exactly what i said
you might find granny from back in her days of running a house, is much more capable of grasping the concept that things cost money than you give her credit for , for example when hubby came home with a £10 wage packet she knows it didn’t all end up on the table as food
either way i would hope she was more open to learning from other peoples opinions, viewpoints and knowledge than you appear to be on any single thread that you post
But I wonder if she was interested in how much of her £10 put food on the table.
£9.70 good.. ££3.00 not so good maybe..
But I am not granny..."granny has to pay the coal man, the rent, the park christmas savings stamps so the kids get a present, get the kids new shoes for school, hubby took a handful back for backy and the boozer - unfortunately granny didn’t get £9.70 of food on the table, if you can help granny please ring 0800-igiveupnow to donate | |||
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