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RE: The very first seat on New Shepard sells for $28 million
Wealth, for some reason, causes humans to detach themselves from humanity. How ironic that $28 million could have also gone to help poor black communities, like the one Jay Z actually came from. Instead, it goes to the ugliest car I have ever seen, with a picnic table in the back!
$28 Million Car: World's Most Expensive Car Now Owned By Jay-Z And Beyonce
$28 Million Car: World's Most Expensive Car Now Owned By Jay-Z And Beyonce
You are absolutely right with tell you that here in Venezuela with $ 3,000 that Jay Z granted could change the life of any Venezuelan family, the salary here is only 15 dollars a month that is not enough for anything and we Venezuelans are looking for a way to survive, I With 28 million dollars I would invest 10 million in steemit to help change lives.
I would not give alms to users who have talent and want to improve themselves, I would give a 100% vote I know that with a publication of 500 steem it would solve his life for a few months and the other 18 million I would see what you do with him, but sure I would help more people in physical life.
My god, There are 28 million lost there.
That's very noble of you to want to help others instead of just helping yourself. I am very aware of the poverty that is taking place in Venezuela, but I am also certain that I really cannot imagine how bad it truly is. The Venezuelan community on Steemit is very large and active, but I believe some users are on this platform looking for any kind of economic assistance they can find, so they can't really dedicate themselves to this blockchain as much as others can. It's not their fault, and I don't blame them for wanting to put some bread on the dinner table. I hope and pray that you and your family are doing your very best to survive and stay positive.
Thank you very much for your good wishes to my family. You are right, most Venezuelans are here in steemit to be able to earn some money to survive, I think that the massive flow of steem withdrawals comes from the Spanish-speaking community.
Thank you for your honesty. There is nothing wrong with wanting to feed one's family, and if Venezuelans have figured out how to buy some food with their STEEM, then I am very proud of them. I am a father, uncle and grandfather, and I will do anything to make sure that los niños y las niñas always have food, clothing and shelter.
But I also want to see the Steemit platform and the Steem blockchain remain healthy, so I encourage everyone to Power Up at least 50% of what they earn, and to share ideas and talent that could help us bring more investments to Steem.
Very good thoughts towards the platform, I also aspire to invest in steemit soon but first I have to get out of a debt that I have in real life, I know that on the platform I can get all my potential but I also have to find a babysitter to help me take care of the girls to have more free time to publish even if it is a daily publication since it has become impossible for me to publish daily.