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what point is that? that lives =/= lives? that the general public cares more about a world power than a 3rd world continent?
Nuclear collapse looms? Fukushima No. 4 reactor 'leaning'vol.( did we forget about japan already?)
what point is that? that lives =/= lives? that the general public cares more about a world power than a 3rd world continent?
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What I don't understand is that you have the mid-east-south coast of the US under water, yet, we over here still talking about Osama Bin Laden and donating to Japan when people in America (if you are from America) needs the most help. It's sickening. I don't watch the news and anyone who 'pays' for cable TV (news or not) is wasting money.
How you gonna pay to watch commercials? How you gonna pay to watch something that's really FREE online?
How you gonna pay to watch commercials? How you gonna pay to watch something that's really FREE online?
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What I don't understand is that you have the mid-east-south coast of the US under water, yet, we over here still talking about Osama Bin Laden and donating to Japan when people in America (if you are from America) needs the most help. It's sickening. I don't watch the news and anyone who 'pays' for cable TV (news or not) is wasting money.
How you gonna pay to watch commercials? How you gonna pay to watch something that's really FREE online?
How you gonna pay to watch commercials? How you gonna pay to watch something that's really FREE online?
i live in texas
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Bruh, log off ATS, go outside and enjoy the day.
i live in texas
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Bruh, log off ATS, go outside and enjoy the day.
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lol i just went there and saw the story ha ha
But is this really far fetched. Just think about everything that happened to the one nuclear reactor plant in Japan that was sitting on multiple converging fault lines. How many of our nuclear reactors are a hair stran away from creating a comparable disaster over here?
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lol i just went there and saw the story ha ha
But is this really far fetched. Just think about everything that happened to the one nuclear reactor plant in Japan that was sitting on multiple converging fault lines. How many of our nuclear reactors are a hair stran away from creating a comparable disaster over here?
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24 hour news machines got bored of japan, re upped on the birth certificate, then lapped up the osama assassination like dogs.
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24 hour news machines got bored of japan, re upped on the birth certificate, then lapped up the osama assassination like dogs.
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I check NN daily. #!$$ ATS, and Alex Jones.
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I check NN daily. #!$$ ATS, and Alex Jones.
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understand the concerns in Africa and all but...why piggy back off the thread about the threat in Japan?
why not just make a separate thread about Starvation in Africa and maybe try to get people to donate...ill donate if you make the thread
why not just make a separate thread about Starvation in Africa and maybe try to get people to donate...ill donate if you make the thread
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understand the concerns in Africa and all but...why piggy back off the thread about the threat in Japan?
why not just make a separate thread about Starvation in Africa and maybe try to get people to donate...ill donate if you make the thread
why not just make a separate thread about Starvation in Africa and maybe try to get people to donate...ill donate if you make the thread
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My thing is if you wanna donate, donate directly. I just don't think giving my money as a donation to a company with multi million dollar advertisement campaigns all over the place is really using my money for the right thing. My thing is when you donate to big organizations, there is so much bureaucratic mess going on that the money getting to the people that need it isn't first priority. You act like I'm against donating. NT is running rampant with people making assumptions about people based on screen names. Too bad you're still sulking over what we discussed in another thread. It's a non issue. why bring it back up?Originally Posted by Wr
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
https://secure.unicefusa.org/site/Donation2?df_id=9640&9640.donation=form1
Make a donation... stop buying $100 sneakers.
oh but wait...Never mind I forgot who the OP is...
I read the post.. and answered directly to your title... 'did we forget about japan already' No I havn't forgot. I still contribute as much as I can on a monthly basis and wanted to post one of the organizations I contribute to. Then I read who the OP was... and started
Your conclusion about 'bureaucratic mess' is ridiculous. Not for Profit Organizations file a form 990 income tax return annually to the IRS and is public record. You want to know where the money is going... well why don't you do some research.
And how do you donate directly? Go to Japan and give $50 to a family I see on the street?
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My thing is if you wanna donate, donate directly. I just don't think giving my money as a donation to a company with multi million dollar advertisement campaigns all over the place is really using my money for the right thing. My thing is when you donate to big organizations, there is so much bureaucratic mess going on that the money getting to the people that need it isn't first priority. You act like I'm against donating. NT is running rampant with people making assumptions about people based on screen names. Too bad you're still sulking over what we discussed in another thread. It's a non issue. why bring it back up?Originally Posted by Wr
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
https://secure.unicefusa.org/site/Donation2?df_id=9640&9640.donation=form1
Make a donation... stop buying $100 sneakers.
oh but wait...Never mind I forgot who the OP is...
I read the post.. and answered directly to your title... 'did we forget about japan already' No I havn't forgot. I still contribute as much as I can on a monthly basis and wanted to post one of the organizations I contribute to. Then I read who the OP was... and started
Your conclusion about 'bureaucratic mess' is ridiculous. Not for Profit Organizations file a form 990 income tax return annually to the IRS and is public record. You want to know where the money is going... well why don't you do some research.
And how do you donate directly? Go to Japan and give $50 to a family I see on the street?
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I still don't see why you dudes are so worried about my opinions. I mean...they are mine. You don't see me following you into other threads bringing up your views on things. To me everyday is a brand new day and yall wanna stay stuck in the past. You can call my conclusions ridiculous all you want. I still could care less what you thinking about. How do you know that I haven't worked for Non-profits before. How do you know if I've donated and helped out poor people in this country and outside the u.s. You don't. I could show you pictures of me tutoring poor children, cooking for poor children, volunteering in hospitals, building bricks for poor communities in 3rd world countries and doing many other thing donating and volunteering my time away. But that would be against me views. I didn't do any of those things so that I can come back to the US and brag about it to make people see me as a good person. I did it because I wanted to help people and gain new experiences. I leave it at that. I don't have to tell nobody about it because I could care less what they think. You on the other hand seem to want to show that you donate to some "official organization" and seem to want to wear it as some kind of badge of pride. If that's what you doing it for...for show...then you're donating in vain.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
I read the post.. and answered directly to your title... 'did we forget about japan already' No I havn't forgot. I still contribute as much as I can on a monthly basis and wanted to post one of the organizations I contribute to. Then I read who the OP was... and startedOriginally Posted by Wr
My thing is if you wanna donate, donate directly. I just don't think giving my money as a donation to a company with multi million dollar advertisement campaigns all over the place is really using my money for the right thing. My thing is when you donate to big organizations, there is so much bureaucratic mess going on that the money getting to the people that need it isn't first priority. You act like I'm against donating. NT is running rampant with people making assumptions about people based on screen names. Too bad you're still sulking over what we discussed in another thread. It's a non issue. why bring it back up?Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
https://secure.unicefusa.org/site/Donation2?df_id=9640&9640.donation=form1
Make a donation... stop buying $100 sneakers.
oh but wait...Never mind I forgot who the OP is...
because of what you posted in that other thread.
Your conclusion about 'bureaucratic mess' is ridiculous. Not for Profit Organizations file a form 990 income tax return annually to the IRS and is public record. You want to know where the money is going... well why don't you do some research.
And how do you donate directly? Go to Japan and give $50 to a family I see on the street?
Before you get all butt hurt over what I said, realize that these are my opinions.
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I still don't see why you dudes are so worried about my opinions. I mean...they are mine. You don't see me following you into other threads bringing up your views on things. To me everyday is a brand new day and yall wanna stay stuck in the past. You can call my conclusions ridiculous all you want. I still could care less what you thinking about. How do you know that I haven't worked for Non-profits before. How do you know if I've donated and helped out poor people in this country and outside the u.s. You don't. I could show you pictures of me tutoring poor children, cooking for poor children, volunteering in hospitals, building bricks for poor communities in 3rd world countries and doing many other thing donating and volunteering my time away. But that would be against me views. I didn't do any of those things so that I can come back to the US and brag about it to make people see me as a good person. I did it because I wanted to help people and gain new experiences. I leave it at that. I don't have to tell nobody about it because I could care less what they think. You on the other hand seem to want to show that you donate to some "official organization" and seem to want to wear it as some kind of badge of pride. If that's what you doing it for...for show...then you're donating in vain.Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
I read the post.. and answered directly to your title... 'did we forget about japan already' No I havn't forgot. I still contribute as much as I can on a monthly basis and wanted to post one of the organizations I contribute to. Then I read who the OP was... and startedOriginally Posted by Wr
My thing is if you wanna donate, donate directly. I just don't think giving my money as a donation to a company with multi million dollar advertisement campaigns all over the place is really using my money for the right thing. My thing is when you donate to big organizations, there is so much bureaucratic mess going on that the money getting to the people that need it isn't first priority. You act like I'm against donating. NT is running rampant with people making assumptions about people based on screen names. Too bad you're still sulking over what we discussed in another thread. It's a non issue. why bring it back up?Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
https://secure.unicefusa.org/site/Donation2?df_id=9640&9640.donation=form1
Make a donation... stop buying $100 sneakers.
oh but wait...Never mind I forgot who the OP is...
because of what you posted in that other thread.
Your conclusion about 'bureaucratic mess' is ridiculous. Not for Profit Organizations file a form 990 income tax return annually to the IRS and is public record. You want to know where the money is going... well why don't you do some research.
And how do you donate directly? Go to Japan and give $50 to a family I see on the street?
Before you get all butt hurt over what I said, realize that these are my opinions.
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Agree with HealthInspector
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Agree with HealthInspector