Comments by "Eli Nope" (@elinope4745) on "Helping others makes us happier -- but it matters how we do it | Elizabeth Dunn" video.

Go find some people who haven't been indoctrinated yet, go help to organize a private church group into a rotating series of home schools so that their children are protected from the indoctrination. She didn't say you have to help group X, she said that you will become a happier person if you help people. She didn't choose the people, you can do that.
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@doccomeau2770 "I also donate to charity at least once every month, but I do it my way." That is all I was getting at. I bet you get a sense of happiness when you do it. Keep on doing you, it sounds to me like you are a decent person who is used to being attacked. I am not trying to attack you. I personally believe that the organization, UNICEF, that she mentioned is an evil organization used for neoliberal attacks on other countries and cultures and I would never support that organization. So I have to agree with you on that part. I believe the presenter was getting at the heart that charity given in your way is the kind that makes you feel better. And I am not saying that people have to give, or that they should. Everyone has to judge for themselves if they are in a position to do so. If you don't help yourself, then you won't have the ability to help others. When I say "you" there I am talking about other people reading this, not you personally. I don't know you, I can't judge you, any assumption I made about you would be just an assumption.
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I don't know if UNICEF is a good example. I think the difference between UNICEF and spread the net would kind of be like the difference of Group of Five, and buying more ammunition to destroy Syria. UNICEF is an evil organization poorly disguised as a good organization.
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