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As for private donations...go for it. Sign over your entire savings. And it's not just Japan. I wouldn't donate if it was Canada, Mexico, or even Sri Lanka.
I can believe that about you. That's OK - I just donated twice as much to the Japanese relief fund at the Red Cross because I knew you would not. Somehow.....I think you will prance to the front of the line on Judgement Day - and somehow....I think you are not going to be happy with your review.
Everyone needs to send a prayer to the 50+ nuclear plant workers that are working on, bravely trying to stop a melt-down - and knowing they have been given a death sentence for doing so. My prayers go out to them and their families.
Then what are you donating?
All the reputable charities have stated that cash is the best way to go because of the extreme cost of shipping.
Do you happen to have a spare carrier class ship lying about?
Then what are you donating?
All the reputable charities have stated that cash is the best way to go because of the extreme cost of shipping.
Do you happen to have a spare carrier class ship lying about?
I'm donating tax money against my will. I gave at the office, via withholding.
Since I'm on my 2nd to last unemployment check, I skipped a couple of meals, and won't be driving anywhere to save my gas money....and from those savings, I donated it to the Red Cross. It won't save the world, but I'm sure they could use the money a lot more than me.
...because I wouldn't give'em 5 cents to get cheese on a Whopper.
At least not until we talk debt reduction.
Is that all that's important to you? To me, people>money.
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