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She has her own talk show, the media follows her. Everything gets out.
No matter how much good a person does they will always be criticized. I think it's great she does what she does. Who cares if she says something about it on TV, at least she does it.
Don't tell me if you had the money you guys wouldn't fly on a private jet. One of my neighbors is very wealthy and is a National TV Peronality. He flies in a private jet and flies on Delta. Who cares how they fly. One reason they fly privately is so people don't bother them. I don't think you realize how much attention these people get. I did a photo story on this guy and everywhere he went he had fans come up and talk to him, even while he was eating dinner with his family. Flights are actually sometimes the only time they get privacy and can relax and do what they need to do. The way they fly has nothing to do with who they are, he's the one of the nicest people I've ever met and is all about his family and our community. Alot of people in my town fly in private jets actually, but that doesn't change who they are.
How many of you actually donate to charities (and I'm not talking the Salvation Army bell ringers)? While you may not be able to donate 10 million dollars every penny counts, and you guys are ripping on the people who help. Who cares if they mention it on their show. Oprah did not ask for the media attention for her new school, it's a HUGE deal. Because of where she put it and the cause it goes to, not because of who built it. Those people in South Africa are so greatful it's unbelievable.
Your right, everything does benefit Oprah in some way. It benefits her self-esteem and she can go to bed every night knowing she did the world good. Her reward is seeing the families she built houses from Katrina for when they first saw their new houses. Did you see that episode? How about when she went into a high school with her TV crews for a "Challenge Day" and completely turned the high school around and got the kids to stop bullying one another. Did you see that episode? She does things of such great proportion she'll no doubt get attention. If you donated a million dollars you'd get it to, it's just how life goes.
So stop hating people you don't know for no reason. She gives back to the people who made her what she is. If you don't like it that's fine, there's no need to bash someone for it.
No matter how much good a person does they will always be criticized. I think it's great she does what she does. Who cares if she says something about it on TV, at least she does it.
Don't tell me if you had the money you guys wouldn't fly on a private jet. One of my neighbors is very wealthy and is a National TV Peronality. He flies in a private jet and flies on Delta. Who cares how they fly. One reason they fly privately is so people don't bother them. I don't think you realize how much attention these people get. I did a photo story on this guy and everywhere he went he had fans come up and talk to him, even while he was eating dinner with his family. Flights are actually sometimes the only time they get privacy and can relax and do what they need to do. The way they fly has nothing to do with who they are, he's the one of the nicest people I've ever met and is all about his family and our community. Alot of people in my town fly in private jets actually, but that doesn't change who they are.
How many of you actually donate to charities (and I'm not talking the Salvation Army bell ringers)? While you may not be able to donate 10 million dollars every penny counts, and you guys are ripping on the people who help. Who cares if they mention it on their show. Oprah did not ask for the media attention for her new school, it's a HUGE deal. Because of where she put it and the cause it goes to, not because of who built it. Those people in South Africa are so greatful it's unbelievable.
Your right, everything does benefit Oprah in some way. It benefits her self-esteem and she can go to bed every night knowing she did the world good. Her reward is seeing the families she built houses from Katrina for when they first saw their new houses. Did you see that episode? How about when she went into a high school with her TV crews for a "Challenge Day" and completely turned the high school around and got the kids to stop bullying one another. Did you see that episode? She does things of such great proportion she'll no doubt get attention. If you donated a million dollars you'd get it to, it's just how life goes.
So stop hating people you don't know for no reason. She gives back to the people who made her what she is. If you don't like it that's fine, there's no need to bash someone for it.
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