OK...So what REALLY pisses me of about this? India can afford its own sodding space program...but can't send its kids to school OR FEED THEM! ('scuse me....rant, short lived though it was...is over ).

#2 The budget for thier space program is around $900 million a year and around 360 million Indian people live below the poverty line so yeah let's cancel thier space program and buy everyone a cheese burger!

What is this "Actor Varun"? "Actor"? It cheapens and devalues the message.
India is a rich country in the same sense as "The Ritz welcomes everybody".

#(removed comment) I wouldn't write such a stupid inane f***ing comment even if I were totally pissed. WTF motivated you to write that?

Some people just write stupid nasty comments just to bait a reaction from others. Ignore

#4, #(removed comment) is one of the A-holes that can only think Nuke........... I pity the fool!

What can we do over there if their own government doesn't do anything/can't help them?

What's really sad is that the pinnacle of someone's ambitions would be to enter a McDonalds to sample their.... cuisine.

#3. I've got a better idea. Cancel the space program and buy everyone a box of condoms.

#(removed comment) SHAME ON YOU!

#7 Are you still here?????

#8. Evidently, yes. Not too bright are you Martyn?

i'm sad now

#7 you got a plus rating...Shut The Front Door! we'll see how long that lasts...back to sweeping them streets for me (which by the way would be a perfectly admirable job to have, I can guarantee they do more for society than you do!)

Sad for sure, but the message gets lost when people actively film their "good" deeds. Yes, you can say it is about the message being portrayed by the video. That spreading it will raise awareness.

But there is just something off-putting about these dudes that go around filming themselves giving destitute people money, homes, food. It feels very self-serving.

What happens when the camera is off? Do the right thing when no one is looking, and do it everyday.

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