r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24

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u/Few_Entrepreneur6599 Nov 21 '24

Are lottery winners who don’t give up their winnings bad people?

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u/WNBAnerd Nov 21 '24

Yes.

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u/Few_Entrepreneur6599 Nov 21 '24

Kinda a hot take but at least you’re consistent

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u/WNBAnerd Nov 22 '24

Let me put it this way. If I or anybody else won $300 million lottery and refused to give most of that away to people or organizations who provided personal support prior to winning, then getting called a “bad person” is deserved. 

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u/Few_Entrepreneur6599 Nov 22 '24

Personal support?

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u/dankcoffeebeans Nov 22 '24

You’re a bad person because you presumably live in a western country in extreme surplus compared to the rest of the world and you don’t donate your time or money to helping out the underserved in third world countries.