DerpyWaffle
DerpyWaffle

Bs take really! If you had that kind of money, will you be donating to 1.5B people? These zero bank balance ppl have opinion on everything

Btw they did charity, fed 5k people for 40 days

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We should tax billionaires at like 50-70% above a certain threshold. But we should use that money to build infra and important facilities and not give it as freebies to the poor.

ZestyQuokka
ZestyQuokka

+1

GigglyWalrus
GigglyWalrus

Hard agree.

OP: I generally refrain from calling names, but this time I think it would be apt to call your take extremely stupid. You think someone's bank balance should determine if they're allowed to have an opinion? You're just flaunting your own privilege here.

And show me where the post mentions that they expect billionaires to donate to 1.5B people — I'll wait.

SparklyRaccoon
SparklyRaccoon

People love to hate on people with money.

GroovyCupcake
GroovyCupcake

@steppenwolf I do believe this that people hate on rich because they are privileged. But the picture post does not imply that they expect to donate to 1.5 billion people. However, the factors such as hunger index, poverty alleviation are primary responsibility of the Government.

SparklyRaccoon
SparklyRaccoon

Okay will convey this to Modiji.

SparklyCupcake
SparklyCupcake
  1. Pareto principle applies everywhere, including people’s efforts and outcomes. A small number of people will always contribute to disproportionately to overall human development. Whether it is in politics, art or business.
  2. Taxing high achievers, the ones who contribute disproportionately to outcomes will push them away to countries with lower taxation causing a huge loss to our own development
  3. Disdain towards billionaires is just emotional response without understanding human history and Pareto principle.
FuzzyCoconut
FuzzyCoconut

These guys through a huge event through which alot of people made good money earned well including people stand by and salute it's good for the economy I would say soo much money into different streams of market!!! That's win for all

WigglyMuffin
WigglyMuffin

Poor Ko paisa dene s kya wo Ameer hojayng? Wo kharcha bhi Karng to befijul chijo m. Knowledge requires to get to Ameer status not money.

WigglyMuffin
WigglyMuffin

Aur unhone Khana khilaya to hai. Waise bhi unka paisa wo jaise kharcha kare who are we to judge

SnoozyUnicorn
SnoozyUnicorn

Rich don't pay taxes I do, hate these ambanis and the fact that people like op make posts to defend them.

GigglyMuffin
GigglyMuffin

I love when people create opinions based on their limited POV.

One of the most richest man in the world wanted to marry of his son in a royal fashion. His choice.

They are obviously going to invite the cream of the crop to their events cause that’s the circle they move around in. Again not their choice.

What we ovserved was through the looking glass of Media and social media influencers who were salvating over the event like hungry dog over a bone. If seeing that hurts your feelings close the channel and your eyes.

Same kind of bitching behaviour happens when there is a royal wedding in UK.
It’s just haves vs the have nots circle jerk all over again.

P.S. Personally not a fan of big weddings, neither care about Ambanis one way or the other.

P.P.S - I have a friend working in Ambanis CSR team. Their annual endowments on social projects is astronomical compared to what you or me are going to earn in our lifetime.

SleepyBurrito
SleepyBurrito

How much of the csr is not being routed into related party pockets, and not focused on their own companies (e.g. employing ppl at a remote area, and then getting water supply, and calling that CSR)

PrancingPotato
PrancingPotato

Yup this is BS take.

SqueakyNugget
SqueakyNugget

Crony capitalism ka paisa

SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

Their money their choice. Simple.

SquishyMarshmallow
SquishyMarshmallow

why are you & your ilk so jealous of them? it’s their money

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