...handprinted cards to the Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal
Ordered. I love your shop/work! Will share. Thank you for doing this <3
Re: Brit's, hello pot this is kettle, lecture about charity -
Talk is cheap.
She's right that sometimes physical donations can become arduous to manage and wasteful in themselves.
So what?
Shut up and jump on a team to coordinate appropriate donations. Insulin without syringes? Go find syringes (I'm a type one diabetic so this hits home). Guess what, people do that with every natural disaster, fellow diabetics in America coordinate to amass supply extras and make sure all the pieces present to send and it, no joke, saves lives (3 days without insulin is not survivable for type 1s).
Here in Texas we airlifted 3 planes worth of diabetes supplies to the Virgin Islands, Mexico City and numerous other cities and countries. Effort was led by an endocrinologist and I assure you it can be done, with needles. By the way, it's not just needles you also have to have glucose meters and test strips because 1 unit of insulin can kill you so you have to access what your blood sugar is first. Just one example.
People donating their old duds or too much of something (humans are notoriously dickheads), re-direct them to donate other resources, money or time.
Just because sometimes efforts go awry doesn't mean you say, oh well, it can't be done. How asinine.
Stop wasting your breath using your complaints to avoid actually helping and justify your own shitty "take from the man" and de-pop it to line your own pockets, "sweatshop sweetheart" existence.
Streuth.
Harsh? Nope. She should be ashamed of herself.
Instead of being part of the solution she complains that the people trying aren't doing it right.