But let's be honest about it,
The national lottery and it's many imitators no longer seem to advertise with the idea that you could have riches beyond your wildest dreams, now they like to give us the idea we do the wealth beyond madness schemes because we are generously helping the many charities they are associated with.
BULLLLLSHINE! If and when I put my money down it is motivated by greed I want it to be me, I want to be rich enough never to have a financial worry ever again and I want to spoil my family if at the same time some charity benefits I have to admit that is of little consequence to me. I wish these organisations wouldn't pretend we do it to be charitable, we do it for gain.
Similarly, there are adverts for Solicitors offering to help you sue the arse off the NHS for medical neglect, no longer are these unfortunate victims doing it to gain recompense for the pain they are suffering, they are doing it to prevent the same fate happening to others.
Yeah right, of course you are, so how come we never see a newspaper story of how a successful claimant gave their money to some charitable organisation designed to help their fellow sufferers of 'Medical neglect'?
The national lottery and it's many imitators no longer seem to advertise with the idea that you could have riches beyond your wildest dreams, now they like to give us the idea we do the wealth beyond madness schemes because we are generously helping the many charities they are associated with.
BULLLLLSHINE! If and when I put my money down it is motivated by greed I want it to be me, I want to be rich enough never to have a financial worry ever again and I want to spoil my family if at the same time some charity benefits I have to admit that is of little consequence to me. I wish these organisations wouldn't pretend we do it to be charitable, we do it for gain.
Similarly, there are adverts for Solicitors offering to help you sue the arse off the NHS for medical neglect, no longer are these unfortunate victims doing it to gain recompense for the pain they are suffering, they are doing it to prevent the same fate happening to others.
Yeah right, of course you are, so how come we never see a newspaper story of how a successful claimant gave their money to some charitable organisation designed to help their fellow sufferers of 'Medical neglect'?