I appreciate the original article's analysis if you've already decided that giving resources (money, work, whatever) to non-profits is a desirable and rational use of those resources. Maybe it is, but I'd love to see someone really tackle that issue.
I once heard Rush Limbaugh say something like "In 200 years, capitalism has saved more lives than thousands of years of charity." I generally dislike the man, but I found it hard to disagree with him there (actually I assume he was probably paraphrasing someone else).
It seems to me that the wealth created through market economies has massively improved living standards unlike anything else. The... (read more)
This is the question I'd love to see answered.
I appreciate the original article's analysis if you've already decided that giving resources (money, work, whatever) to non-profits is a desirable and rational use of those resources. Maybe it is, but I'd love to see someone really tackle that issue.
I once heard Rush Limbaugh say something like "In 200 years, capitalism has saved more lives than thousands of years of charity." I generally dislike the man, but I found it hard to disagree with him there (actually I assume he was probably paraphrasing someone else).
It seems to me that the wealth created through market economies has massively improved living standards unlike anything else. The... (read more)