Is this immoral?

Cartman123 · 29 May 2013 at 16:27

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...champagne--needed-12-staff-help-serve-it.html

I think it is. Sure it's his money, but with 22,000 children dying each day due to poverty it's pretty messed up, wouldn't you agree?

Cartman123 · 29 May 2013 at 16:34

bigjohnsonrichard said:
Not at all..

do you know how much he gives to charity each year?

You mean the corrupt charities? And anyway, Jimmy Savile gave to charity, and we all know what he was now.

Cartman123 · 29 May 2013 at 16:39

Castiel said:
Who are you to judge others, especially on the basis of so little information.

So how come there's never any improvement in places such as Africa? With all the money that's been donated you'd think it'd be a little better. But it's not.

Cartman123 · 29 May 2013 at 16:50

aardvark said:
its his money, he can do what he likes.

maybe instead of whining about it on a computer that 90% of the population of the world can't afford, you should sell it and feed poor people, or go to africa and become a missionary - thought not, hypocrite

How do you know I've not been to Africa? You assume so much young man.