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The wheels on the trolley go round and round…

Hold on what's ngos?
*I'ma google*
Excuse me the f**k!?

The key thing is why is government sending them money? Should not happen.

I mean if they are I don't think it's that bad, like this feels like what we could give some former USAID budget to to help and at least not waste all of it

Its bad because that's not the governments job. It's unconstitutional for the federal government to do it. Read the 9th and 10th amendments and then find where in the constitution it allows for it. Now individual state governments can legally do it, but not the federal government.

"The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." -9th amendment

"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." -10th amendment

Exact wording in case anyone wants to read it themselves instead of having to find it themselves

Puting this for those wanting to check

Where exactly does the government can't do ate to the rescross
I feel like a law or something not the constitution is something you can find on this

Nothing seems to prevent the government from donating.

So.....

Read the above description of 9th and 10th amendments. If it's not specifically granted to the federal government they can't do it. No where in the constitution did it say they can give money to charities or groups.

To quote Aria
Yes, the government is allowed to support
organizations like the American Red Cross, but there are specific conditions and limitations. Here are some key points to consider:

Federal Charter: The American Red Cross operates under a federal charter, which establishes a formal relationship with the government. This allows for certain types of collaboration.
Grants and Contracts: While direct donations are not common, the federal government can provide funding through grants or contracts for specific projects, especially during emergencies or disaster response efforts.
Material Aid: Government agencies can also provide material support or assistance to the Red Cross to help fulfill its mission during crises.
In summary, while direct donations are not standard practice, the government can legally support the Red Cross in various ways.

I would never give any money to the Red Cross... You should always check what their indirect costs are before doing that.

You know what the red cross is right?

I do, some medical company

No
They are very much not
They are great btw

Oh
IG I'm stupid

So I assume you googled it?

The Red Cross enabled mass border crossings and distributed information on how to do it in violation of federal immigration law. The government can’t support an organization that breaks its own laws.

I've never heard of that
But I think the red cross does way more if what you say is true

But

Source pls.

I feel like [go north]
Is obvious and can I get a link to this, so I can see the text up close
I'd like to get more info on the context

Easy to look up, google will give you a sympathetic take but aiding people in committing a crime is just that and not worthy of charity from the government which is funded by tax payers.

Well. I STILL WANT THE SOURCE
I ASKED AND I WANT THE SOURCE
GIVE ME THE LINK
I WANT TO SEE IT MYSELF

That text is smaller than the chance of someone in the KKK being a undercover officer

I'm trynna check who knows what the text says it could be something different I want the link to the original source of this chart

It’s a well published story complete with excuses by the leftists.

What is? I still don't understand the Imgflp reply system exactly so I'm unsure of which comment your replying to

WELL YOU SOURCED IT
I should not be expected to find what you give
You source it.
It should not be

You gonna give source?
Or what?

Really small text is hard to see also