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professional
sports league like the National Football League
Most
colleges and universities
private
and publicly funded hospitals
relief
organizations, charities
religious
organizations
political
membership
organizations like the American Bar Association and the National Rifle
Association.
activist
organizations
I’m
cynical about the nonprofit world because of my experiences with it. The needs of the world as in helping poor,
homeless and unemployed people is urgent and desperate yet when I was involved
in nonprofit/ activist groups, there was something unsavory about a lot of the
people I worked with.
For
them, it seemed to be a leisurely, sociable fun adventure while I was thinking
there are seriously needy people that we should be fighting tooth and nail to
help.
These fields are full of phony
liberals pretending to be kind, loving and compassionate towards the human race
but they’re really there for:
the soft, cushy, well-paying
jobs with no accountability like in the capitalist world where you have to
produce profits
ego and vanity, many people
calling themselves activists are failed rock stars, movie stars, professional
athletes, etc. who want fame, popularity and admiration and could have a God
Complex, kind of like I am the guru here, all you pleebes are my followers
friendship and romance for
lonely people over 30
With the several nonprofit
groups I was involved with, there was no sense of urgency and desperation there
to help people.
A real activist has fire in
their soul with an urgent sense of action.
Most people in the nonprofit
sectors are basically wimps who aren’t tough enough for a capitalist job so
they do their jobs as pacified and comfortably as they can because they’re
jealous of their capitalist counterparts who make more money so they compensate
by being lazy bums and stealing whatever they can on the side.
Why do many NGOs have higher
operating fees than the actual money that they spend helping people? It’s largely a scam. Look at what they did with all that money for
Haiti after the earthquake. If you ask
the locals what they did after all that big talk with a nationwide TV pledge
drive on all major networks, they say they did almost nothing.
There
is another thing about the big nonprofits that is hidden from public view. It’s who funds them. Several people have done heroic reports about
who funds the big nonprofits with flowcharts shoeing the big corporations and
their foundations funding them but nobody seems to care.
It goes
on and on. Give the five people at the
top of any activist or nonprofit organizations six-figure incomes and you have
bought their silence.
When
you get into this field, be ready for a lot of bureaucracy and hypocrisy.
People
in these fields should be desperate and urgent about helping people but most of
them are comfortable with their easy jobs with no accountability like in the
capitalist world where you either produce a profit or you’re out.
Here
it’s more like take off early when I can, do as little as I can, steal what I
can and flirt with whoever comes along.
That was my experience.
That’s
why I don’t trust any so-called liberals anymore. They’re phonies with their own agendas. They make a few phony speeches a year to get
funding and the rest of the time it’s easy living, screw the people we’re
spozed to help.
Getting
a nonprofit job can be as hard, cutthroat and competitive as getting a job
anywhere else.
A
nonprofit in the United States and in many other countries is a perfect cover
for con-artists to make a lot of money tax-free.
The
people in this field might delude themselves into thinking they’re morally
better than everyone else but based on what I’ve seen, many are a bunch of lazy
phonies who want a comfortable life.
Nonprofits
attract good, naive lost souls and they also attract wolves in sheep’s clothing
looking to exploit these good people.
If
somebody really wants to help people, they can easily go to Nepal and help poor
kids. It’s not like some of the
nonprofits around here where it seems more a social fun thing than helping
people.
A lot
of nonprofits take in multi-millions of dollars in donations but only spend a
small part of that on their mission statement.
They get cushy jobs with no accountability, nice offices, expenses, etc.
Forget
about a homey, comfy feeling. It’s big
business.
It’s
competitive as hell.
Many
evil people work for nonprofits.
Many
nonprofit managers steal cash donations without ever declaring them.
Some
people earn up to a million dollars a year in salary managing a nonprofit which
doesn’t include what they steal from the fundraising take or the benefits like
the big pension.
Many
nonprofits are fronts for people trying to make money in the guise of doing
something good.
A lot
of people in the nonprofit sector are failed actors and rock stars looking to
be admired as activists.
There
are many scumbags working in the nonprofit field.
A lot
of nonprofits are about bringing in money only while pretending to be good.
Many
nonprofit employees are snobs, thinking they’re better than everyone else.
A lot
of nonprofit people are as phony as a three-dollar bill.
If you
want to get rich fast, study nonprofit management in college. Get a master’s degree then get jobs with big
NGOs with big budgets and start scamming and stealing.
If they
think you’re a good person there for the cause, they’ll use you and work you to
the bone if they can.
Don’t
say I didn’t warn you when you see a lot of these people you’re working with in
the nonprofit sector turn out to be a bunch of selfish, gluttonous, phony pigs.
The
only nonprofits I trust are the ones in the trenches helping people hands-on
all the time.
Books about nonprofit corporations are at #025.04, #361.70, #362.1-362.8 #658.15, 658.8, HD62.6, HF5415, HG4027 and HV41.2 at the library. Legal books about nonprofits are at #346.430 or KF1388 at the library.
This is the biggest book on the
nonprofit-charity-activist-social justice sector which means it contains
thousands of websites on NGOs (non-government organizations).
I cover the United Nations and worldwide
nonprofit and international development organizations.
The 74 volumes are as follows:
Volume 1. Why be an Activist?
Volume 2. Be an Activist
Volume 3. An Activist Resource Guide 1
Volume 4. An Activist Resource Guide 2
Volume 5. An Activist Website Guide at
dmoz-odp.org/Society/Activism
Volume 6. Friendship Guide
Volume 7. A Morality Guide
Volume 8. Be a Good Person
Volume 9. Nonprofit Job Guide 1
Volume 10. Nonprofit Job Guide 2
Volume 11. Nonprofit Job Guide 3
Volume 12. Academic and Nonprofit Job Websites from
imaginephd.com
Volume 13. Political Job Guide
Volume 14. American State-Local Government Job Guide
Volume 15. World’s Biggest Volunteer Guide
Volume 16. Volunteer with Animals Guide
Volume 17. The Nonprofit Business
Volume 18. The Socially Conscious Company
Volume 19. Fundraising Guide
Volume 20. Grant Guide
Volume 21. The U.S. Government Grants and Assistance
Programs
Volume 22. A Job and Social Support Website Guide by U.S. State
at careeronestop.org/ExOffender/Toolkit/find-state-resources.aspx
Volume 23. Nonprofit Organizations Guide 1
Volume 24. Nonprofit Organizations Guide 2
Volume 25. Nonprofit Organizations Guide 3
Volume 26. Nonprofit Organizations Guide 4
Volume 27. A Medical NGO Guide
Volume 28. A List of NGOs by Country from
nira.or.jp/network/abroad/nwdtt/link/IDX2/index1.html and
english.nira.or.jp/directory, Nippon Institute for Research Advancement
Volume 29. Canada Nonprofit Guide
Volume 30. United Kingdom Nonprofit Guide
Volume 31. Women’s NGO Guide
Volume 32. NGO Website Guide 1
Volume 33. NGO Website Guide 2
Volume 34. List of Nonprofit Websites in Alphabetical Order
Volume 35. A Nonprofit Website Guide at feedspot
Volume 36. A Philanthropy Website Guide at dmoz-odp.org/Society/Philanthropy
Volume 37. A List of Washington, DC Area Nonprofit
Organizations at american.edu/ocl/volunteer/nonprofit-directories.cfm
Volume 38. World Nonprofit Guide
Volume 39. World Jobs in Government
Volume 40. The United Nations Guide
Volume 41. International Government and Development
Organizations 1
Volume 42. International Government and Development
Organizations 2
Volume 43. A List of Government and International
Organization Websites by Country
Volume 44. Holistic-Spiritual Spas, Retreats, Communes
Volume 45. A Human Rights Guide
Volume 46. A Diversity Workplace Guide
Volume 47. New Media Activism Guide
Volume 48. Specific Activism Issues/ Activist Topics
Volume 49. Peace Book 1
Volume 50. Peace Book 2
Volume 51. Peace People Guide
Volume 52. Peace Job Guide
Volume 53. Peace Organizations and Websites Guide
Volume 54. Anti-War Guide 1
Volume 55. Anti-War Guide 2
Volume 56. The Middle East Fight Between Jews and Arabs
Volume 57. Worldwide Danger Guide
Volume 58. A Conspiracy Website Guide
Volume 59. Money Conspiracy Guide: Elitists use Money to
Control Us
Volume 60. Police Encounter-Arrest Guide
Volume 61. Religious Knowledge-Beliefs
Volume 62. Feminism Guide
Volume 63. A GLBTQ Activist Guide
Volume 64. Eco-Environment Activist Guide
Volume 65. We Get Sick and Die from Chemicals Everywhere
Volume 66. My Idea for a Better World
Volume 67. True Democracy, Rule by the People Online
Volume 68. Get the Gut to Rule Ourselves Online
Volume 69. Don't Need Fake Representatives: Rule Ourselves
Online
Volume 70. Peaceful Protest Guide: Egg Revolution, etc.
Volume 71. Blueprint for a Great Country and a Great World 1
Volume 72. Blueprint for a Great Country and a Great World 2
Volume 73. Blueprint for a Great Country and a Great World 3
Volume 74. Blueprint for a Great Country and a Great World 4
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