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If you are or support "Woke"...this is how you have think...and....you are an embarrassment to your own cause. 

Make sure you check your charities before you give....most have become Progressive scams over the years and are not worth supporting anymore...even the big main stream charities 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfmYzQHNX3U

nefarious101 » 26 Feb 2024, 10:07 am » wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2024, 10:07 am

If you are or support "Woke"...this is how you have think...and....you are an embarrassment to your own cause. 

Make sure you check your charities before you give....most have become Progressive scams over the years and are not worth supporting anymore...even the big main stream charities 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfmYzQHNX3U

I never contribute to charities anymore.
Not necessarily because of "woke" trash but because I have no idea where the money goes.
I could be slitting my own throat unknowingly... so **** 'em all.


Look at salaries paid and "administration costs". Pretty sickening.

DeezerShoove » 26 Feb 2024, 7:19 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2024, 7:19 pm

I never contribute to charities anymore.
Not necessarily because of "woke" trash but because I have no idea where the money goes.
I could be slitting my own throat unknowingly... so **** 'em all.

Look at salaries paid and "administration costs". Pretty sickening.

during 911, the American Red Cross used the Twin Tower event to scam the public and wasted 10's of millions of dollars on high end offices, high end furniture for the offices, high end art for the walls of the offices and high end travel for the executives...their punishment was one of those famous "investigations to nowhere"

nefarious101 » 26 Feb 2024, 8:22 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2024, 8:22 pm

during 911, the American Red Cross used the Twin Tower event to scam the public and wasted 10's of millions of dollars on high end offices, high end furniture for the offices, high end art for the walls of the offices and high end travel for the executives...their punishment was one of those famous "investigations to nowhere"

For many years, I donated platelets to the red cross on a regular basis. It's the **** way to give blood products. They run a needle into both arms. From one, they take blood, and then they spin it around and get what they want. Then it comes back into the other arm cold like death. It's gross as **** - but I used to do it all the damn time. Then after the scamdemic, I went to the red cross to give platelets and they demanded I wear a mask. I told them to **** themselves forever. Then I asked siri if there was a plasma place in town. There was. I said call it. I asked if they required me to mask - they said **** no, of course not. So I went and gave plasma - half as gross, twice as fast, just as much public good, and they paid me a hundred bucks every time I did it. 

**** the red cross. Nobody interferes with my breathing and remains on my good side. My mother did that once. 

Once.   
 
 
 

Cannonpointer » 26 Feb 2024, 8:28 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2024, 8:28 pm

For many years, I donated platelets to the red cross on a regular basis. It's the **** way to give blood products. They run a needle into both arms. From one, they take blood, and then they spin it around and get what they want. Then it comes back into the other arm cold like death. It's gross as **** - but I used to do it all the damn time. Then after the scamdemic, I went to the red cross to give platelets and they demanded I wear a mask. I told them to **** themselves forever. Then I asked siri if there was a plasma place in town. There was. I said call it. I asked if they required me to mask - they said **** no, of course not. So I went and gave plasma - half as gross, twice as fast, just as much public good, and they paid me a hundred bucks every time I did it. 

**** the red cross. Nobody interferes with my breathing and remains on my good side. My mother did that once. 

Once. 

They call that double red cell draw, and they used to hit me up to do it all the time too

They spin your whole blood through a centrifuge right after they pull it to separate the red cell from the plasma , and then pump the plasma back in. It's like they're getting a two for one.

The plasma isn't really cold per say, but it's cooled off considerably during the process so it feels like ice water going back in. It's still warm, just not 98.6 warm. Probably more like 88 or 90.
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nefarious101 » 26 Feb 2024, 8:22 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2024, 8:22 pm

during 911, the American Red Cross used the Twin Tower event to scam the public and wasted 10's of millions of dollars on high end offices, high end furniture for the offices, high end art for the walls of the offices and high end travel for the executives...their punishment was one of those famous "investigations to nowhere"

People confuse International Red Cross with American Red Cross.
The American Red Cross was supposedly more on the up and up.
International has different (or more) masters to answer to.

I don't donate blood as much anymore. I passed the 5 Gallon Club mark long ago.
It's supposed to be good for the body to force the system to regenerate blood once in a while.
In fact, there's a school of thought that it's a reason women live longer than men.

I digress...  

The whole idea of donations of any kind are tainted (even when it may do me some good.)  
International vs American? Hard to see past the obfuscations...
 

RedheadedStranger » 26 Feb 2024, 8:37 pm » wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2024, 8:37 pm

They call that double red cell draw, and they used to hit me up to do it all the time too

They spin your whole blood through a centrifuge right after they pull it to separate the red cell from the plasma , and then pump the plasma back in. It's like they're getting a two for one.

The plasma isn't really cold per say, but it's cooled off considerably during the process so it feels like ice water going back in. It's still warm, just not 98.6 warm. Probably more like 88 or 90.
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You can do the same good for humanity by giving plasma. 

And they give you a taste of what they're getting at market.

The red cross keeps it all - the only question is, do you believe the red cross is doing less harm than good...
 

DeezerShoove » 27 Feb 2024, 8:33 am » wrote: ↑

27 Feb 2024, 8:33 am

People confuse International Red Cross with American Red Cross.
The American Red Cross was supposedly more on the up and up.
International has different (or more) masters to answer to.

I don't donate blood as much anymore. I passed the 5 Gallon Club mark long ago.
It's supposed to be good for the body to force the system to regenerate blood once in a while.
In fact, there's a school of thought that it's a reason women live longer than men.

I digress...  

The whole idea of donations of any kind are tainted (even when it may do me some good.)  
International vs American? Hard to see past the obfuscations...

like everything else it have become infested with progressivism making it untrustworthy IMHO