This should really mark the end of the “benevolent billionaire” myth. Not only did Musk pay $44 billion for Twitter when he could’ve ended starvation globally with that money, he also has already literally backed out of a $6 billion promise to the UN to help solve world hunger.
insane how the only notable change since Sandy Hook is that kids are now formally trained to hide, barricade doors, fight, or run for their lives. that was the solution. to literally put the responsibility on them to figure it out and wish them luck.
i do think we’re in a special kind of hell when you say something like “kids should be safe in country” or “kids should be able to go to school and come back home alive” and it turns into a debate
Don’t get it twisted I agree it’s so important to save money if you can afford to. But I genuinely also think it’s important to spend what you’ve worked hard for. Buy yourself nice things, go to nice places, invest in yourself. We work to live, not live to work