Dark Money -
The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right
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Friday, 4 August 2017
quote [ The children were going to die.
Mohamed Bzeek knew that. But in his more than two decades as a foster father, he took them in anyway — the sickest of the sick in Los Angeles County’s sprawling foster care system. ] This story is a few months old, but heartwarming nonetheless. A few days after LA Times ran it donations poured in from across the country to help the man out.
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Space_1889 said @ 9:38pm GMT on 4th Aug
I remember reading this story when it came out - truly inspiring. Makes me realize that I will never be the man I wanted to be...
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steele said @ 11:13am GMT on 5th Aug
Never too late to try. If most of us are going to spend our lives being a disaster or two away from being homeless and penniless, then we might as well do it in such a way that when we look back on things from our deathbed we can leave this world satisfied with the impact we made.
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Dienes said @ 12:43pm GMT on 5th Aug
I see some dark shit in my work from time to time. I will never have the emotional strength of that man.
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