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Originally Posted by Rhesus
To be honest I see this as the perfect example of how some Americans reason, and it's crooked, as far as I'm concerned.
I happen to think Lefebvre's former business (he's only a shareholder now) is completely legitimate, but if I were not to agree with his models, how can some donations turn him into a righteous person for me?
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That's not at all the point I'm making. I'm just saying in a vacuum that he's a very decent guy, and there are going to be people that paint him a certain way simply because of the business he's in and the charges at hand, whether he is guilty or not.
I'm just saying I admire what he's doing with his wealth. If you do some digging, his story is really inspirational. Some years ago, he was living on the street. Now he's scooped up hundreds of millions of dollars and wants to make a difference.
Anyway...