She's not obligated but she's using a tragedy and charity auction to make money for herself. She knows that by saying she's donating proceeds to the Philippines, her profits from the auctions will be significantly greater. Much higher than the 10%, meaning she turns tragedy into profit. It's despicable.
She advertised the charity because she did donate to the victims. Is it your business how much she donates? It's no ones business what anyone does with their money. It's her money that she made from selling her clothes. I don't understand this thinking that because someone is rich, that they should have to do anything for anybody.
If I was the richest man on this planet and I didn't donate a dime to anything, people would lose their minds.
She's not obligated but she's using a tragedy and charity auction to make money for herself. She knows that by saying she's donating proceeds to the Philippines, her profits from the auctions will be significantly greater. Much higher than the 10%, meaning she turns tragedy into profit. It's despicable.
She's not obligated but she's using a tragedy and charity auction to make money for herself. She knows that by saying she's donating proceeds to the Philippines, her profits from the auctions will be significantly greater. Much higher than the 10%, meaning she turns tragedy into profit. It's despicable.
Finally, someone get's what I was trying to say.
You believe whole-heartedly she wasn't already selling clothes on eBay and then decided to give some of the proceeds to a charity based on...
There's a lot of misinformation about charities and where their proceeds go. Not to say that no foul play was done here, but no charity on Earth can donate all or even most of their proceeds to their object of attention while still managing to exist.
Kim's motives do seem rather impure, but for some reason, I can't give too much of a shit. The bit of charity that she did give will undoubtedly help regardless of any ulterior motives.
However, when it comes to things like this..where she got money by advertising saying "Buy my clothes and stuff and lm going to donate the funds to charity".. The people who purchased those items, most likely assumed that the money they spent on it was going to a good cause... Now it doesn't matter if the people buying the items wanted them anyway, they were lured in under false pretenses.,,
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