

Got it, I misunderstood


Got it, I misunderstood


Sure, but that’s what they are managing. If you order a burger for delivery, it’s not like Uber/doordash are purchasing a burger, they’re just managing your order.


It’s probably donor advised funds that vanguard and fidelity are directing towards that org, not of their own volition, just a clarification. Those 2 don’t really spend any major amounts of money on discretionary causes, compared to the literal hundreds of billions they use on behalf of their clients.


Sure, I mean idgaf about the bjp and didn’t mention them, but whatever floats your boat


Ya I guess I understand part of your point, but I think medicine/life saving equipment/ emergency supplies are something id expect any country to send, but with civil responsibilities like collecting one vote I wouldn’t be surprised if any country in the subcontinent just says “too inconvenient/not worth the resources” that’s all


India sends a team of 4-6 officials on a 3 day hike in a lion infested jungle to get the vote of a single person (caretaker of a temple)
I’ve often wondered whether those officials look at it as a punishment posting, forced vacation, their job, or something else entirely
Got you dawg
“They could pay them $20 to fuck off”