Then I guess billionaires really should pay less taxes unlike us plebs since they're so much better at picking out and solving the wrongs of the world.
It is good that Microsoft was bribing some african governments because clearly they could use the money so much better saving them from themselves by redirecting that income to the global fund (and tax credits)
Perhaps we should incentivise his veiled land purchases for the common good since on thing obviously absolves of another.
BTW just since you use it for the rethoric. Can I also point out how that major role in 120 million children (by their own estimation and 40mil since 2000 on some other own estimation) includes the work of everyone else donating to, remotely involved with or working in line with his organisation.
You know including my tax money going to the the vaccination drives of Gavi, the WHO, UNICEF, etc
It seems to miss the bit where bill himself attributed the vast majority of such global health and development funding to donor nations.
You think we could get a tax credit for our major role in that?
BTW just since you use it for the rethoric. Can I also point out how that major role in 120 million children (by their own estimation and 40mil since 2000 on some other own estimation) includes the work of everyone else donating to, remotely involved with or working in line with his organisation. You know including my tax money going to the the vaccination drives of Gavi, the WHO, UNICEF, etc It seems to miss the bit where bill himself attributed the vast majority of such global health and development funding to donor nations.
You think we could get a tax credit for our major role in that?