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Mark Zuckerberg’s philanthropy quietly cuts funding for affordable housing, homelessness groups
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You don't get to profit by wrecking society and then throw a few pennies to the less fortunate to let you off the hook.
Not only are billionaires sociopathic thieves, but whenever they decide to give back whatever miniscule portion of what they've stolen, they get to decide unilaterally where it goes – which is why it's especially revolting to me when people try to "but philanthropy tho!!" their way out of the undeniable reality that billionaires are a sickness and shouldn't exist.