Will the public think twice about giving to charity after public appeals? (McCann Q)?

Question

As a result of the misinformation, rumor, limited company run by families McCann, will you now think twice about donating to someone's personal catastrophey?

FYI sometimes Paul Ding it is a typo rather than spelling...stick to answering the question and not attacking the man...that type of behavior is typical of the lesser informed YA member

Answer 1

I think it will maybe make people think twice, and it should do.

I might be wrong but I imagine the majority of people who donated to the 'company' were probably in a far worse financial sitution than the McCanns and thought that their money would genuinely be used to help in the families desperate search for their child.

*if* the McCanns are charged with this crime I think it'll have a huge effect on peoples faith in human nature.

Answer 2

Jomamo Euskadi says it for me.
Each case is different & most people who donate or give to charities are the compassionate kind who will be more than ready to run the risk of being taken for a fool rather than not to be charitable.

Answer 3

I think youll find that the people who do donate to causes like this have a heart and do not believe all the rubbish printed in the tabloids.

Answer 4

Possibly.

Answer 5

if you truly and really have a heart that gives, there is no need of thinking twice before donating for charity sake, be it personal or otherwise.

Answer 6

No.

I`ll judge each case on it`s own merits.

Answer 7

I think I'd be inclined to donate to a *spelling* charity.

"catastrophey"? Egad! Is that what you win for shooting feral cats accurately?

Answer 8

WHY?????