6ix9ine Donated to No Kid Hungry charity, but was turned down

[MonSwiftAnton 3,770]

Pedophiles does not deserve second chances. Never. F**k them ruining lives. 

[Supersonic 49,376]

29 minutes ago, HotLikeMexico said:

Im conflicted on this. Good for them for sticking to their morals. But also like 200,000 could've fed children...

Think about the long-term effects this donation could have had, if they accepted it:

200k might have fed some children for a few weeks, but this is a one time only donation (that was clearly not anonymous and meant as a PR move because 6ix9ine is a convicted child molestor and wants to clean his image).

Can you imagine how many (rich) people who donate to the charity would pull their monthly donation and give to another charity, just because they were dumb enough to associate with a literal pedophile? Gained 200k one time only, lost but lost 400k monthly because donators pulled out.

 

[BUtterfield 8 41,466]

3 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

Think about the long-term effects this donation could have had, if they accepted it:

200k might have fed some children for a few weeks, but this is a one time only donation (that was clearly not anonymous and meant as a PR move because 6ix9ine is a convicted child molestor and wants to clean his image).

Can you imagine how many (rich) people who donate to the charity would pull their monthly donation and give to another charity, just because they were dumb enough to associate with a literal pedophile? Gained 200k one time only, lost but lost 400k monthly because donators pulled out.

 

And this is why I don’t understand ppl who are outraged that NKH didn’t accept it 

if you started to publicly accept donations from criminals your regular donors would stop  

[ARTPOPSYCHOLOGY 6,270]

Makes sense. It’s like taking money from Fl**py 

[theahsfan 13,822]

Sad...

[Adakam 2]

People like him are the reason God punished the world with the pandemic. **** him and his music, and if you support him or his music, you are as disgusting as he is.

[Supersonic 49,376]

29 minutes ago, codymonster said:

Waiiiit, this guys a pedophile??  I assumed he went to jail for drug charges like every other new rapper.

 He raped a 13-year-old girl and posted three videos of it to Instagram, he got a plea deal for that (if he stayed out of legal trouble, finished his high school diploma and refrained from posting sexually explicit material and children on his social media he'd stay out of jail and not be registered as a sex offender).

Then last year, he got exposed as a Bloods gang member and got arrested for his involvment in several robberies, murders and dealing heroin. He was offered a plea deal again, where he got 2 years in prison because he ratted out his fellow gang members to the FBI. He was released from jail in April because of Covid-19 (he has an underlying condition that puts him at high risk).

[elijahfan 26,305]

47 minutes ago, HotLikeMexico said:

Im conflicted on this. Good for them for sticking to their morals. But also like 200,000 could've fed children...

Same for me.... Money is still money. Then again, should charities accept money from, let's say, mafia? (I'm sure some do, actually...)

But yeah, it's a moral mind****

[HotLikeMexico 5,196]

15 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

Think about the long-term effects this donation could have had, if they accepted it:

200k might have fed some children for a few weeks, but this is a one time only donation (that was clearly not anonymous and meant as a PR move because 6ix9ine is a convicted child molestor and wants to clean his image).

Can you imagine how many (rich) people who donate to the charity would pull their monthly donation and give to another charity, just because they were dumb enough to associate with a literal pedophile? Gained 200k one time only, lost but lost 400k monthly because donators pulled out.

 

Exactly this. This is why I also said why I think it's good they stuck to good morals. It's for this very reason you have to stick with morale over money even if it's good.