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Martin Vargas 5150 :

help with intention, not for attention.

ZacHoleSun :

I blame Mr. beast

jackcoustic :

Thank you. I’m homeless and would be grateful for genuine help but absolutely mortified if there was a camera on me.

dj thegreat ❌ :

the Bible says when you do a good deed don't let your left hand know what you're right is doing mathew 6:3

Cyrus :

YES! It’s not a genuine and selfless act at all when a camera is involved.

R꩜wansramen :

I respectfully hold the opposite viewpoint. You move and inspire people who watch it, then seeing that video could potentially have them see something that maybe causes less criticism for people in different situations, could influence someone to do the same thing when they see the same situation, to clear the stigma of interacting with people of all kinds, you gain more money to help more people and lastly which is my why is because when I’m feeling really depressed seeing those videos makes me feel like the world is still at least a little okay

✺ℵḙ!Ի!ḉ :

Can we stop filming strangers in general? I mean, I understand if they accidentally get caught in the background, but intentionally filming strangers is not normal at all!

𝓙ꨄ :

like just record you making the food, dont record yourself givijg it to them

dracon :

I agree with this. getting other people's approval for doing a good deed is not a good deed, it's vanity.

Parabellum :

Exactly. Agree! Does Keanu Reeves go around filming himself doing nice things? Nope. That’s why he’s the GOAT.

Roland_rene :

They’re in public

️ :

it encourages others to help

Vega :

They make the money to keep helping that way though. So if they don’t post for the hope core content then how would they continue to help 🤔

jonnyt323 :

💯 couldn't agree more 👍

TogetherBreeze :

But then how will people know you did a good deed when you try to sell your course 🤔

Lool :

Its one of the signs of late stage capitalism. Saw a youtube essay the other day titled "Mr. Beast is what Marx warned us about" that was really frightening. Suffering has been commoditized.

transparencydreams :

Why you yelling at me, I’ve never done thattttt

Zach sparks :

Agreed but if the revenue off of those videos are helping - helping them then by all means.

nanaka :

it depends because some do it so they get paid for it so they can buy more items and stuff and encourage people but there are ppl who just do it for the clicks

asr83 :

NO LIE DETECTED!!!

tray8210 :

Ty because I never do

Tah :

How else do you spread the awareness then

Sally Hill :

With the magic of social media you can spread awareness and make money to keep helping more and more homeless

carmudgin :

I get where you’re coming from, but I also think that in today’s world, a vid showing empathy goes further to other people doing the same. We’re in this fckn boat together my little sister. The life preserver is kindness.

Rare :