Christiano Ronaldo Buys $12.5M Car

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35 minutes ago, Galagala said:

Well, those are his own money so....

But yeah ,really luxurious and I hope I won't see any hypocritical "we need to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor" post from him.

 

42 minutes ago, River said:

Honestly, it's better than to keep this money standing still in his bank account, one of the major problem of the economy is the billions of money just lying there in the banks and the owners not investing it on something..

And he's giving a lot to poor people, I give him this credit.

 

15 minutes ago, Mirages said:

What's that got to do with him buying a car? Like I don't like it when people do this. I've had people ask me - how can you buy such expensive clothes and a second home, when some people don't have roof over their heads and food on their table? I can buy it cause I ****ing worked for it and really hard and I deserve it for that and it's not like I don't do charity cause I do and so does Cristiano. So he bought an expensive car, so what, he earned the money, he worked for it. And he does give out money to charity and a lot if you actually follow him you'd knew he's been at the top of most charitable sports celbrities for multiple years donated over 5 million USD to Nepal in 2015 after the earthquakes and other sums to orphans in Syria,  schools in Gaza, regularly donates blood and does tons more of social work, which he doesn't have to, but he does. Let the man breathe and enjoy the money he earned.

I wasn't criticizing Ronaldo himself as an individual. I was criticizing the way the world's economic system works more than anything

 

Yeah he worked hard for it absolutely....

 

But there's countless ppl who work very hard in life and get nothing for it. You can do the exact same job as someone else in another country and get a totally different wage. Heck you can live in the SAME Country and get a different wage simply based on which company you got in that had an opening available at the time.

 

The free market does a terrible job of rewarding people proportionally to how hard they work. It's not some system that says for X amount of hours studying or working or X amount of risk taking you get this much reward. It's not even close

 

That's part of the reason im a little more left on the political spectrum than I used to be (tho by GGD standards im pretty right winged still)

 

I just don't buy the work hard propaganda anymore if you wanna be successful. Yes we should all strive to work hard and make the best of our situation, but it's not like people are all equally compensated for it, not even close!

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12 minutes ago, ChromeAngel said:

So dumb. That could help SO MANY people. I don’t know who this man is, but almost everyone works hard. My mother, who’s technically under the poverty line, has worked 2-3 jobs her entire life and still makes sandwiches to bring to the homeless. People are so greedy. I hate the idea that rich people work harder. How about the woman in Africa who walk miles every day to bring water to their villages??

How about you Google him first and look at his charity work before you go off  he's donated multiple millions to orphans, school in Africa, victims of earthquakes, paid for treatments for sick children whose parents couldn't afford to pay their hospital bills (not just like a one of thing but full on the whole treatment which took years), is always among most charitable celebrities, regularly donates his own blood and does hands on social work. Just because he earns more money doesn't mean he doesn't give out 

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i dont understand the hype around cars and big jewellery. especially cars tho. if i were him id get a beautiful vintage car and thats it. spending 12 million on a car what a waste and all it does is polluting earth, u could do crazy **** with 12 million. priorities i guess 

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4 minutes ago, Economy said:

 

 

I wasn't criticizing Ronaldo himself as an individual. I was criticizing the way the world's economic system works more than anything

 

Yeah he worked hard for it absolutely....

 

But there's countless ppl who work very hard in life and get nothing for it. You can do the exact same job as someone else in another country and get a totally different wage. Heck you can live in the SAME Country and get a different wage simply based on which company you got in that had an opening available at the time.

 

The free market does a terrible job of rewarding people proportionally to how hard they work. It's not some system that says for X amount of hours studying or working or X amount of risk taking you get this much reward. It's not even close

 

That's part of the reason im a little more left on the political spectrum than I used to be (tho by GGD standards im pretty right winged still)

 

I just don't buy the work hard propaganda anymore if you wanna be successful. Yes we should all strive to work hard and make the best of our situation, but it's not like people are all equally compensated for it, not even close!

Yes but he does give out his money and all the people who are not money hungry do that. I've been on both sides of the spectrum, I had literally nothing and days I thought I wouldn't have enough money to pay for rent and now thankfully I was able to overcome that and am doing fine and am involved in charities as well. But that's all we can do try to help other people but that doesn't mean we are not allowed to enjoy our success as well because let's face it there's always gonna be a gap between people and nothing can change that. 

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24 minutes ago, Mirages said:

Yes but he does give out his money and all the people who are not money hungry do that. I've been on both sides of the spectrum, I had literally nothing and days I thought I wouldn't have enough money to pay for rent and now thankfully I was able to overcome that and am doing fine and am involved in charities as well. But that's all we can do try to help other people but that doesn't mean we are not allowed to enjoy our success as well because let's face it there's always gonna be a gap between people and nothing can change that. 

No I know.

 

If you have the money, I don't think there's anything wrong with living it up. Might as well, I would too if I was rich

 

I was more criticizing the fact that some people get as wealthy as they do and can blow multiple lifetime of wages for most people on something as unimportant as a super luxury car. The system is so unfair.

 

But christiano didn't create the system and as u said he has helped the poor.

 

So again, it's not him directly as a person I was criticizing, it's the system that allows such disparity that I was trash talking 

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5 minutes ago, Economy said:

I was more criticizing the fact that some people get as wealthy as they do and can blow multiple lifetime of wages for most people on something as unimportant as a super luxury car. The system is so unfair.

I know but you see I don't think it's just the system it's in people's DNA. Like communism was supposed to level things out right so that everybody had work, the same starting line and privileges etc... But it didn't work either. People who got to power had a lot and the rest had just enough. 

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Ugh, to be his sugar baby... 

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I lowkey hope he crashes it, tho 

 

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1) Nobody is obligated to give back.

2) **** ‘working hard’. To be this rich you must be extraordinary at what you do, whether that being a Brain surgeon or a pörn star. 

3) For the ones criticizing, same could be said to you. Why spend money going on  vacations, buying Gaga’s music and tour tickets for leisure when there are people starving. 

And before someone quote me saying “well you can’t compare Gaga tickets to a car”, yes I can, each spends to their financial standards.

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13 minutes ago, Mirages said:

I know but you see I don't think it's just the system it's in people's DNA. Like communism was supposed to level things out right so that everybody had work, the same starting line and privileges etc... But it didn't work either. People who got to power had a lot and the rest had just enough. 

I never said communism was the answer tho that's worse 

 

Tbh I don't even have an answer or a suggestion to change the system. Im merely saying it's a crap and unfair system we live in. It's rediculous that the ultra wealthy can have as much wealth as the average joe makes in 100 or even 1000 lifetimes in the case of billionaires. No one's hard work is worth that much money

 

But We can't even tax the really wealthy 80% like America did a long time ago to redistribute wealth because in today's globalized economy it's too easy now for the wealthy to shift operations somewhere else so were forced to compete on tax rates now

 

Also in modern society ppl also have an attitude of entitlement and wanting things for free for nothing and more ppl than ever before will abuse the system if given a chance.

 

So my criticism of the system extends to attitudes of the average Joe's as well. It's not only the wealthy that are corrupt

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He should be in jail, not buying 12.5M cars

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14 minutes ago, sampool said:

1) Nobody is obligated to give back.

2) **** ‘working hard’. To be this rich you must be extraordinary at what you do, whether that being a Brain surgeon or a pörn star. 

3) For the ones criticizing, same could be said to you. Why spend money going on  vacations, buying Gaga’s music and tour tickets for leisure when there are people starving. 

And before someone quote me saying “well you can’t compare Gaga tickets to a car”, yes I can, each spends to their financial standards.

I disagree with literally every point you made. The difference is this person could spend 99.9% of his money and still have more than enough. While most others are living paycheck to paycheck. If I donated the same percentage these people should then I would be able to afford food, rent or utilities. And no,  rich people do not have to be “extraordinary”. If you were born white, in a first world country, and with resources you are going to succeed because you have a head start on everyone else. Most of it is luck. The issues is that there’s this huge problem wealth and money worship 

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57 minutes ago, Mirages said:

Yes but he does give out his money and all the people who are not money hungry do that. I've been on both sides of the spectrum, I had literally nothing and days I thought I wouldn't have enough money to pay for rent and now thankfully I was able to overcome that and am doing fine and am involved in charities as well. But that's all we can do try to help other people but that doesn't mean we are not allowed to enjoy our success as well because let's face it there's always gonna be a gap between people and nothing can change that. 

Charity isn't the only thing you can help people. I'd say it's the more inefficient. March for people's rights, don't harm the environment, vote those parties who are willing to increase the rich taxes in favor of free education and health. 

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