United States Army Sniper & UFC Veteran Reacts to Massive $3 Billion Donation To Fight Climate Change

43-year-old UFC veteran & co-founder of Save Our Allies – Tim Kennedy – is known for his active social media presence. The United States Army Ranger often expresses his opinion on trending topics. The Army veteran recently reacted to Patagonia’s founder – Yvon Chouinard – donating his $3 billion-worth company to fight climate change.

The 83-year-old businessman transferred the ownership of the company to a non-profit organization that will fund all the profit of the company to fight climate change.

UFC veteran Tim Kennedy lauded Yvon Chouinard

The martial arts enthusiast shared a post about the news on the same subject and had a few words to appreciate the move.

“I have mad respect for this,” Kennedy wrote after mentioning a quote that said, “Patagonia founder just donated the entire company, worth $3 billion, to fight climate change.”

The veteran UFC athlete keeps up with the latest trend and often shares significant news on his social handles. Further, he does not shy away from praising or criticizing individuals for their deeds.

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Not long ago, Kennedy was quite critical of a WNBA player Brittney Griner.

Kennedy’s reactions to Brittney Griner’s situation

When the world was waiting to see what would happen with Brittney Griner’s situation, the military vet reminded them of a move from the basketball professional that Kennedy did not appreciate.

On his Instagram handle, Kennedy wrote how the Houston, Texas native did not want the national anthem to be played in her games.

Later, Kennedy also took a dig at the 6’9” women’s basketball professional for her time in jail and the reason for it.

Further, when LeBron James‘s comment about Griner created headlines, the ex-UFC star wondered whether they should also send the LA Lakers star to Russia.

And while the talks of a prisoner swap were going on, the Army vet said that laws were not applied ‘fairly’.

Kennedy recently also shared a message with his fanbase on the 21st anniversary of 9/11.

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What do you make of Tim Kennedy’s reaction to Patagonia’s founder Yvon Chouinard’s $3 billion decision? Share your views in the comments below.