'MERICA!
'MERICA!
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A billionaire donated 26 million…
Paul Pelosi hit and run (he was perpetrator)
Firework stand catches fire in Oklahoma .
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MERKA FUKK YEAH
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Hating Swift is the weirdest obsession of people.
This board has threads dedicated to hating rich people.
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and Phil Hellmuth
Sure. There is no such thing as an ethical billionaire but as billionaires go she is pretty clearly top of the ethical pile. The general hate is less class warfare and more misogyny imo.
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She also endorsed a Democrat tho’.
What does this even mean?
I would love to see your ranking on the most ethical billionaires.
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Your position is Elon Muck and Taylor Swift are on the same ethical level?
If not, then my point is pretty self evident.
This is not my position.
But your point is still not evident.
It’s hard to hoard that much money.
She earned it by being born extremely talented with rich parents.
Sure she worked hard. She is still evil.
I got Gemini to give me a ranking of most of top 10 most ethical billionaires that seems pretty accurate.
You won't believe numbers 5 and 6!!!
1. Chuck Feeney
The co-founder of Duty Free Shoppers pioneered the concept of “Giving While Living.” He secretly transferred his entire fortune to his foundation, Atlantic Philanthropies, and deliberately gave away over $8 billion until his net worth was reduced to roughly $2 million before his passing.
2. MacKenzie Scott
Receiving her wealth through her divorce from Jeff Bezos, Scott has radically disrupted traditional philanthropy. She provides massive, unrestricted grants directly to front-line non-profits, intentionally avoiding bureaucratic application processes and trusting organizations to use the funds effectively.
3. Warren Buffett
The legendary investor maintains a remarkably modest lifestyle in the same Omaha home he bought in 1958. He co-founded the Giving Pledge and has committed to donating more than 99% of his fortune to philanthropic causes rather than passing it down to his heirs.
4. Azim Premji
Often called the most generous person in Indian history, the former chairman of Wipro became the first Indian to sign the Giving Pledge. He has transferred tens of billions of dollars in shares to his foundation, which works directly with local governments to reform primary education across India.
5. Bill Gates & Melinda French Gates
Through their joint foundation, they have directed over $40 billion toward global health, vaccine development, and agricultural productivity in developing nations. Their targeted funding has been instrumental in the near-eradication of polio globally.
6. J.K. Rowling
Rowling famously became the first person to drop off the Forbes billionaires list purely due to the sheer volume of her charitable donations. Her wealth was built directly from her own creative labor and book sales, avoiding the traditional supply-chain labor exploitation common in manufacturing empires.
7. Yvon Chouinard
The founder of Patagonia transferred 100% of the company’s voting stock to a trust designed to protect its environmental values, while all non-voting stock went to a non-profit dedicated to fighting environmental crises. The company’s profits now go directly toward combating climate change.
8. Mark Cuban
Cuban has been recognized for using his wealth to disrupt predatory industries via the Cost Plus Drug Company, which provides lifesaving prescription medications directly to consumers at a transparent, minimal markup.
9. George Soros
Through the Open Society Foundations, Soros has donated billions to fund democracy, human rights, and educational scholarships across the globe, actively supporting marginalized groups and democratic institutions.
10. Sir Kevin Rochay
The British entrepreneur is recognized for launching a massive $4.3 billion initiative focused on entirely ethical, mercury-free gold mining in Africa, strictly enforcing zero child labor policies to reshape a notoriously exploitative industry.
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oh, shit i didn’t realize she was canadian.
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Bill Gates has done an incredible job rehabbing his image. Wasn’t he famous for anti competitive practices in the 90’s?
Haven’t posted for a little while. Just saying “hi.”
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Loving Swift is a far weirder obsession.
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I’m mostly indifferent towards her. Her music isn’t my thing at all.