What can the rationale possibly be?

MiamiDAP
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:00:05 +0000

Well, certain amount of $$ could be spent only once. Say, you gave $100 to charity of your choice, that also means that you did not give $100 to another charity but more importantly, you did not give $100 to the working person, who produced something by his labor and planning to keep doing it by keeping his job. Say, many people give many $$ to charity instead of buying many products produced by working people. Thirdly, the money that you gave to charity are not saved in a bank, so less $$ is available for people who borrow from banks, including businesses. You make conclusions yourself. And, of course, another point is that charity by no means should be the one that supports any kind of terrorists actions agianst our country. There are more points if you spend time thinking about it. I did not mean that we should not give to charities, what I mean is that we should have more complete picture of what is happenning when you give to charity.