> memorial scholarship fund again, it is natural and not unusual to do this after one's loved one dies to perpetuate their memory and honor them. it seems like they are simply doing what serves their own interests and alleviates the pain of losing a loved one.  meanwhile the majority of americans go without access to affordable, quality education and the christians are nowhere to be seen except in their private schools and colleges which the cordon off from niggers with high entrance fees.  there is a difference between throwing a few pennies to the goyim for self-glorifying reasons and genuinely suffering by living a life of modesty and poverty to help others. europeans finance their social benefits by essentially capping salaries at 80,000 a year and taxing that at 40%, i don't see americans making similar sacrifices. while your family's particular activities are the exception they are not the rule as most white americans vote against affordable college education.
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