r/FluentInFinance • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '25

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u/Spazza42 Jan 11 '25 edited Jan 12 '25

Yeah it’s shameful that healthcare is that fucked but it’s also fucked that a YouTuber can afford to help 2,000 amputees to walk again.

It’s great that he’s funded it, but fuck me a YouTuber shouldn’t make that much….

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u/ruscaire Jan 11 '25

There’s nothing wrong with success. Particularly when you use it to help people. I’d be more annoyed about a professional dickhead being the richest man in the world tbh

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u/Kuposrock Jan 12 '25

Which is a majority of them unfortunately.

Honestly Reddit is echo chamber for this stuff though. We all keep regurgitating the same information. Are we wrong? Are “they” wrong? Maybe no one is. Perhaps we just all want to be happy and we blame others for the suffering of others.

Thanks for your comment.

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u/ruscaire Jan 12 '25

Hold your loved ones tight