Giving back may be a sign that you took too much.
What?
Anand Giridharadas seems to think the co-founder of Home Depot donating literally tens of millions of dollars for scholarships is somehow a bad thing. He’d probably be super thrilled if the government had taken this amount from him for the whole ‘free college’ joke, but since Blank did this himself it’s not good.
I’ll never understand how anyone can think forced charity is the way to go.
Giving back may be a sign that you took too much.https://t.co/aX8SDazSHr pic.twitter.com/zw8DqEdG7B
— Anand Giridharadas (@AnandWrites) December 2, 2019
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Took too much?
That implies Blank didn’t earn it and somehow took it from someone else …
Why am I reminded of the ridiculous talking points from the Left claiming, ‘You didn’t build that’? You remember that guy, right? The one who left office a multi-millionaire?
Interesting how the people ‘preaching’ about taking too much are usually giant hypocrites.
Like Anand.
Awkward. You charge $20k to speak for an hour lmao pic.twitter.com/Hc2xIZeErv
— Caleb Hull ??? (@CalebJHull) December 2, 2019
At least $10k to listen to him speak?! DUDE, that’s taking way too much.
HA HA HA HA HA HA
Wow.
nothing will ever be good enough for you. You'll always be the same whiny dude jealous of others' success.
— Caleb Hull ??? (@CalebJHull) December 2, 2019
It’s never enough. Nope.
how does one define "too much"? from what I can find, your speaking fee is between $10K and $20K… too much?
— Jeryl Bier (@JerylBier) December 2, 2019
I see what he did here.
My dear friend Anand,
You suck. You are deeply envious and spiteful. You resent a generosity of spirit you clearly lack. I hope google maps sends you to the wrong place because it confuses road for lane and you are late for an important meeting
Fondest regards,
Kyle Beckley— Kyle Beckley (@Kyle_Beckley) December 2, 2019
He isn't "giving back." He is giving.
Nobody "gave" it to him. He earned it by providing goods for sale that willing customers freely purchased. He was so richly rewarded for being successful that all of his needs were met and exceeded, so he decided to do something positive.
— Brandon Garrett (@BatDaddyOfThree) December 2, 2019
Ding ding ding.
Brandon gets it.
I was neither hot, thirsty, nor harassed when I worked at Home Depot
— Great and Unmatched Sconnie (@Sjanderson86) December 2, 2019
That's stupid.
— Dusty (@dustopian) December 2, 2019
And that about sums it up.
