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5/10/2015 12:07:14 PM
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I didn't because 100% of the money [u][b]wouldn't[/b][/u] of been passed on to those that need it and I don't need to wear a "[i]badge[/i]" to announce to the World that I made a donation.
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Even 50% of something would be better than doing nothing. Its not about proving that your better by having a badge. It was an incentive put there by bungie to help entice people to donate. You get a t-shirt, an emblem, and a shader. Does it mean your special? No But it does say something about the persons character and the way they choose to live. They at least gave something. You cant really criticize for that.
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Who said I was complaining about people donating to a cause? What I'm against is the "middleman" who eats up a percentage of each donation. If Bungie want to persuade people into giving, they should lead by example and donate generously themselves. Maybe by passing all the money from each T-shirt purchase, not just the profits. ;-)
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As i said. Giving something is better than "nothing". And i have had T-shirts made and printed before. It is quite expensive. I see nothing wrong with the cost being covered and sending all of whats made. At least they did "something". Thats all im saying. Maybe you could find it in your heart to at least give anything.
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Who said I didn't? ;-)
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