Again I'm not against any of it, just saying that knowing Jerry, I'd guess the opportunity for media attention was a big part of this.
Yep, maybe he didn't even make a single donation.
Provide evidence that a charitable donation is tax deductible?
And another person might think donating to something different than that makes more sense. Everyone has their own preferences. Besides, how do you know he doesn't give to things like that as well? There is no indication this is Jerry's one and only charitable contribution.
In other words, "I don't like how Jerry leads the Cowboys, so I'll allow pure unsubstantiated speculation to inform my decision of who he is as a person."
So, how do museums get built then? Most exist because of donations. Are you saying we just shouldn't have them?
Not indicative of anything
And no doubt those are worthy places to donate money. I just don't see the point of disparaging an individual charitable donation because the funds don't go to a person's personal preference of causes.
Imagine someone isolating three minor incidents in your life - with varying degrees of truth - and then talking about you like this lmao.
None of which means the money spent for the Medal of Honor museum or supporting the Salvation Army, funding youth organizations, feeding people at the holidays or other causes aren't also worthwhile. Ultimately we would all spend the money of ultra wealthy people differently if the money were ours, but I still won't disparage charitable contributions that serve a worthwhile purpose even if it isn't my preferred cause.
