Because the poster I was relying to was commenting on Greta donating all income and relying solely on Sweden paying for her to study, which is not *strictly* true - her parents millions certainly help.Why is it important to acknowledge?
Because the poster I was relying to was commenting on Greta donating all income and relying solely on Sweden paying for her to study, which is not *strictly* true - her parents millions certainly help.Why is it important to acknowledge?
Because the poster I was relying to was commenting on Greta donating all income and relying solely on Sweden paying for her to study, which is not *strictly* true - her parents millions certainly help.
Because in relation to the point being implied - that she was ‘just’ a student surviving on a student loan, it shows that is fundamentally incorrect.Yes I get that but why is it important?
Because in relation to the point being implied - that she was ‘just’ a student surviving on a student loan, it shows that is fundamentally incorrect.
Her family wealth is not important in the wider story, nor does it have any impact on the message, it simply aided her in becoming the ‘face’ of the message rather than the kids whose idea she was copying.
I mean my wife studied in England on a Swedish student loan and so I know exactly what she is getting, and no, it’s not funding any travelling as well as living expenses….I actually said uses. I didn't say lives on.
And uses was "uses for travel and expenses of activism" which was a reference to the quote from her in the article.
It was unclear. But I didn't think that people were that obsessed with her that they needed to know how much money she spends on bread, vegetables and paddington bear raincoats.
I mean my wife studied in England on a Swedish student loan and so I know exactly what she is getting, and no, it’s not funding any travelling as well as living expenses….
And that’s fine, she’s a rich kid who is in a privileged enough position to have her family fund her passion, it doesn’t suddenly make her some terrible person or discount from what she’s trying to do, simply it’s fair to acknowledge how she got to this point.