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Priorities in Charity
I was talking to someone from a childrens' charity on the way home today and she mentioned how animal charities are the most donated-to in the country (I believe the RSPCA gets more than the NSPCC, for example).
And I just thought that was wrong - I mean sure, sick and mistreated animals is a terrible thing, but surely less important than the welfare of human beings, let alone children? So yeah, it got me thinking about other charities that aren't really as important as the others - and thought I'd ask if any of you have any that you would see as 'less important'. |
there is so many worthwhile charitys i personally cant give to them all so i give to the ones that i have a personal reason to support first such as cancer ones, heart foundation, and domestic abuse ones
the british public are huge big animal lovers but i think a lot of people dont like to think of child abuse going on for example |
I wouldn't say any charity is less important to me! I just like to think my money would be better spent and would have more of an impact on an animal charity rather than like cancer research. This thread could be a platform for some sort of arguing eeeekk
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Not all arguing is bad, a 'debate' is an argument...
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charitys like the cancer ones not only pay for people to sit in labs coming up with a cure they do things like running hospics which without those a lot of people would live out the last of their life stuck in a hospital bed
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Hmm yes, I guess with animal charities it's easy to see where your donations are being spent (either on food, vaccinations, veterinary care, shelter, workers etc.).
But I dunno, I guess what I'm trying to say is that ultimately I find it wrong that animals are more cared-about by the charity donors of the country than abused children. |
I guess there's no such thing as bad charity, but its bad that this is the case.
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i agree with you while i dont like it that animals are abused i feel more concerned about children
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Wrong Shaun You can Not tell the UK Public where there money Must go. Talk Sense. This is a Free Nation Not what you want |
I'm not telling the UK public where the money must go, I'm telling you where I think it should go.
Welcome to the idea of debate. :rolleyes: |
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Shaun you can not Tell the Public what they do with there own money. Life In The City. |
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But these set ups will Not change. You are Deluded to think of a Change Idea Never that simple Young Shaun. |
arista he is giving his opinion you know he is not forcing ideas or anything onto anyone he is having a discussion where he is giving his views on the matter
shaun have you ever thought about doing some volunteer work cos sometimes time can be more than money |
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Yes but I am in Real Life The RSPCA will stay at the top. It will Not Change. |
It's not deluded to think of change. If I accepted everything that is currently happening in the world, and did not question a thing, or disagree with anything, that'd essentially be me pissing on democracy.
I think childrens charities are more important than animal charities, to the extent that I think that the fact that the RSPCA getting more money than NSPCC is wrong. This is a debate, if you disagree with my viewpoint, then say so, don't just say "you can't say that, it's the way things are Young Shaun (by the way, stop calling me that)". |
arista stop being an arse :rolleyes:
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Ironically I've volunteered at an animals' kennels before :laugh: |
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The Public Fund who they Want This is a Free Nation. You can Never Change what has been set up before you were even born. |
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No I do not give anything.
But for those that do that is there wish and Shaun can not control it. |
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Yes but in Real Life
you can not change Power like this. |
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