I guess as long as the good deeds get done, the motives are unimportant in the larger scheme of things. There is definitely way too much public charity, where taking pictures of oneself being charitable is more important than the act itself.

I remember reading a story of a Sikh immigrant in the USA that worked as a doorman for a hotel for at least 40 years or more. Other than basic living expenses, he gave away all of his salary to a charity, and he never told anyone about his incredible sacrifice. It was only discovered after his death that he'd given everything away his whole life. I think that man is a shining example to humanity. !ENGAGE 75