New york crimes: charity is the most efficient system

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New york crimes: charity is the most efficient system

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the_dunk_tank • 5 months ago

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linky to tweet

after all, for some reasons billionaires donate to new york crimes, so why not for everyone

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nohaybanda [he/him]
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5 months ago
It's also Peter Thiel's pet project, IIRC

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