[theZilber]

No surprise there. Good thing some officials try and do something about it.

[semiquaver]

Not officials. BBB is essentially Angie’s list.

[wmeredith]

I think it's more accurate to say that The Better Business Bureau is Yelp from the 1910s.

[dylan604]

That's strange to me that you'd compare something that's been around longer to the thing that's more recent in this way

[strangescript]

this made me laugh

[jon-wood]

So if you donate money to charity then you get a pass on obeying the law and general morals? Is this like indulgences from the Pope? How much does a murder cost?

[bcrosby95]

If I go out and randomly punch someone in the face but buy a homeless person dinner, hey, I did something good, but maybe I still shouldn't have done the former.

[SilverElfin]

He gained money for those good things through fraud

https://youtu.be/k5xf40KrK3I

[mouse_]

In a Mister Burns sorta way, I guess

[shit_game]

Falling for PR and advertising is a moral failing by which you are not even bothering to consider the reality of the situation.

[buellerbueller]

That is just effective altruism by another name.

[thrance]

Not really, no. There is extensive documentation showing his charity is way less than it appears to be, and selling overpriced unhealthy garbage to children negates what little goodwill he may have gained through it, in my book.

[ceejayoz]

So?

[doublerabbit]

No. He has no compassion nor authenticity for what he does.

He's been doing it to paint an image to mask what's goes on behind the screen. He's a narcissistic psychopathic arsehole.