Comments on: Melinda Gates: Giving away billions getting easier
The co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation said that the charitable work got less hard once she and her husband decided to focus on the world's big problems.
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These Gates are in a class by themselves!
I'd like to see more of rich/wealthy use the real "trickle down theory" and help those in need!
CNET, by comments are not making it throught, whats up with that?
give the more you will receive because of the awesom responsibility in giving. America needs
informative advertisement to educate the public of what is actually going on today. What real-
ly is the American view of business vrs. Government. Civial matters that affect our ability to continue our way of life and interact with one and another. Because of the Gate's alot of new
and younger people have benifited from Microsoft. Now we need to play catch-up with the other 20% of America that has never used the internet, never had the oppertunity to be in-
volved with daily matters that even call for giving let alone receiving. Imagine no billboards,
no TV, not even the access to the web, and we have over 60 million Americans that we
are not reaching who could make the differance in public opinion along with the rest of all
the Americans claiming to be involved. Usually 10% of America give all the time, with ano-
ther 20% giving to their local church or cause, bringing up the rear is 60% of us just being
able to give is questionable let alone likely.. Thank You! Mr. and Mr. Gates from all of us!
- by jkk_colo July 10, 2008 1:37 PM PDT
- Another interesting aspect of this huge pool of money is that it is not controlled by any government. They say that the most efficient form of government is a benevolent dictator - that probably applies to redistribution of wealth in this case.
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