Dumping a Bucket of Ice on Your Head Does Not Make You a Philanthropist

When certain charity groups start to spread, they absolutely dislike that some people think that they need to complain that "HASAGUKU activity" is ineffective in this world. I agree that it is certainly good for everyone to donate, go out, volunteer and donate more concrete things. # Haiti or # Kony2012 was not useful yet. Hating the homosexual community The way to slowly change my way from rightist Christian delusions to equal and generous supporters is great for seeing my close friends expressly expressing their ideas It is influenced. 8 How did I hurt their friends. "Hashtag activisim" helps me understand the existence of human beings of all people and begins to take care of people equally.

I do not agree with the authors of this article that the problem is not solved because the influx of contributions from the "foolish" trend of the Internet is still an influx of donation. I am willing to bet whether you can poll all the ALS researchers around the world and ask them. "I guess they all can spend money to make great things.Will you use these videos to treat ALS this month? May not be the case, It's close to a million dollars Fucking writer talked to people who were on the ice bucket to challenge the train.Would you like to know what ALSes this month without this one? This thread certainly does not exist, and donations will not jump sharply this month, perhaps these donations will return to their original position in a few months, but how about it? Do not donate now for that fashion There is a more foolish thing that tends to be a meme for no reason.I am watching your Cinnamon Challenger so someone can do whatever they want Is it possible to choose ridiculous shit on the Internet and then squeeze some enthusiasm better than my present trend on Twitter this is how Emma Watson makes a "real" tweet It is an article about Buzzfeed about not. you are right. This is a better way to use social media

Unless you can not access the Internet, virus attacks on the Ice Bucket Challenge video will definitely occur in the last few weeks. Our idea is to pour ice water over your head, "nominate" others and do the same to raise awareness of ALS (aka Lou Gehrig's disease). If you do not accept the challenge, you must donate $ 100 to your chosen ALS Association. It's like a game that "makes you oblivious" game. It is shocking for most Americans to prefer not to donate to charity but to pour ice water on their heads.

Like most social media fashions, the origins of the Ice Bucket Challenge are somewhat similar to those on the map. According to several different sources, the most persuasive schedule is that the phenomenon of throwing down ice water on the head and posting to social media is not started by ALS research, but started by a small group of experts. Athletes look for ways to make fun of each other. You threw yourself ice water or donated $ 100 to a charity. Regarding fashion, I appreciate Matt Lauer accepting today's show, but it is still irrelevant to ALS's research. Two years ago, the Boston University baseball player was diagnosed with this disease. Since then, please dare to fly on Twitter, Facebook, Vine, and YouTube.