Ok, some of their editorial is really suspect.
"Around 800 children will die of malaria today. A small group of super rich people could stop it for a sum of money so small that they would likely never even notice its absence. But they choose not to."
Well fuck. I wonder what the Gates Foundation has been doing all this time.
Oh look. www.gatesfoundation.org/what-we-do/global-health/malaria
"To date, we have committed more than US$2.9 billion in grants to combat malaria. In addition, we have committed US$2 billion to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. We also advocate for sustained and increased funding of malaria-related efforts by donor governments and affected countries."
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However they might need it when we fail to tackle climate change.
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is apparently at odds with his actions wrt the Oxford/AstraZeneca "team up."
He's a devout capitalist above all else.
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So what? It's still relying on a system in which we end up relying on the private philanthropy - for which read pet projects - of a few people whom we've allowed to become ridiculously wealthy. To say that that justifies the disparity really is straw-clutching.
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we'll destroy the rich and build a new utopia on their ashes. who's with me?
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