That’s what kills me about people writing “articles” like this. What business is it of theirs how much someone chooses to give away, or who they give it to? No one made Bezos give that money away, so no matter if it was $1 or $2,000,000,000, it’s up to him to decide if and how he wants to use his money.

So he would have been better off keeping the $2 billion and doing nothing with it?  I mean there are plenty of appropriate grievances to be aired towards Bezos.  Be better Hamno.  This is fucking weaksauce.  

Hot takes, served fresh. 

It takes a specific worldview to not see that companies are, in fact, investing in their cities. They build offices, they buy equipment, they pay workers and rent, they pay various taxes, they are usually the largest donors to local charities, they often support the arts and local schools or sports teams, etc. etc.

Brazilian here. Some corrections are in order:

It takes me a few months to adjust.

I get it.

I do present it in a way that’s silly and arguably foolish. But there’s a point to that.

The reality is: half of wrenching is just trying stuff and seeing what happens. Often times, it doesn’t work out, and you feel like a fool. I think it’s important to show those moments, especially to people who are just…

I apologize for all the comments I’ve made on this site and its sister sites in the past 24 hours. I had no idea Stan Van Gundy was going to just fucking nail it far better than anyone else has.

Your question seems to presume there’s a downside to enabling idiots on the field.

I think many athiests, this one included, realize how fucked up the Bible is—it, in fact, informs tour rejection of Christianity, leading to our rejection of Religion and deism as a whole.

Seems like a weird way to shop for your wife's Xmas presents.

I am pretty sure rickets from lack of Vitamin D is the anti-greyjoy weapon, based on how the Pike is portrayed.