My favorite part is the wording. "Our confidence that we can consummate this transaction has diminished."kamay said:The best part of this story now is apparently the alleged crack dealer who has the mystery video has gone MIA. So now gawker is just sitting on a pot of $160,000 for a video that may or may not even exist from a drug dealer who has vanished off the face of the earth. I look forward to the "Rob Ford had him killed" conspiracy theories to pop up. It is days like this this I am glad I live in a 'Sauga
Also..I thought most dealers were on call 24/7? people gotta have their crack!!
Toothpaste blood; practical purposes? Close to zero. Also, what's Satan's address? I've got half a barn worth of sacrifices to make before I can reach world domination.Daystar Clarion said:Why do people never sacrifice a cheeseburger, or a bag of chips, or you know, something I can eat without having to cook it?
Also, blood, blood everywhere.
Why was it one of the "worst piece of journalism [you] have ever seen"? It's not like they were promoting the conduct you're talking about.Izanagi009 said:I clicked on the link and that was one of the worst pieces of Journalism I have ever seen.
Kickstarter is not meant to fund gossip sites and give money to dealers, it's to fund projects that would not see the light of day under normal circumstances
Ever heard the idiom, "Honour among thieves?"OfficialJab said:I'm in Hamilton, so I'm safe. I heard about the video and the campaign to raise money for it, I didn't know it was Gawker. I wonder if they'll publicly apologize for that very bad idea.
Also: why the hell did that dealer split? He had a hell of a payday coming.
I would think it would be more fitting if he was just convincing use to partake in Apple products.Quantum Glass said:I suppose it's to be expected that Satan's a Mac fan. Some things never change...
Meanwhile, that money could lead to things like, you know, the commission of crimes. Since we're talking crack dealers, almost certainly the commission of crimes. We're not talking about the overall gain, but rather the subsidy of crime.Gennadios said:The teenage crack dealers will likely end up losing the money in a matter of months, whether to drug busts, misspent bling, or cars. They really won't be gaining all that much in the long run.
The alleged government official on the other hand is a potential pompous hypocrite who built his life through shrewd understanding and manipulation of his finances and social savvy. This man will suffer from such a leak. It'll be like shining a light on a cockroach.
It's on Indiegogo. Kickstarter only let's Americans and the British use it.Izanagi009 said:I clicked on the link and that was one of the worst pieces of Journalism I have ever seen.
Kickstarter is not meant to fund gossip sites and give money to dealers, it's to fund projects that would not see the light of day under normal circumstances
Thank you for the clarification but it still is a horrible idea and one that ruins the reputation of crowd-fundingAC10 said:It's on Indiegogo. Kickstarter only let's Americans and the British use it.Izanagi009 said:I clicked on the link and that was one of the worst pieces of Journalism I have ever seen.
Kickstarter is not meant to fund gossip sites and give money to dealers, it's to fund projects that would not see the light of day under normal circumstances
Ah, but they aren't giving them money for crack, the money is to purchase a video. There's nothing illegal about that. If they were giving them the money for crack... they could probably run for mayor.RJ 17 said:OT: Seriously...they're publically announcing they intend to give crack dealers 200K...annnnnnnnd there's absolutely no legal problems with this? I know weed isn't looked on as harshly in Canada as it is in the US, but crack? And if the mayor actually does know these people...can't he have them arrested? Because...you know...they're frickin' crack dealers...
Yup! But as someone who lives in southern Ontario and loves Toronto I'd be incredibly eager to see Rob Ford out of office. He is ruining the city.Izanagi009 said:Thank you for the clarification but it still is a horrible idea and one that ruins the reputation of crowd-fundingAC10 said:It's on Indiegogo. Kickstarter only let's Americans and the British use it.Izanagi009 said:I clicked on the link and that was one of the worst pieces of Journalism I have ever seen.
Kickstarter is not meant to fund gossip sites and give money to dealers, it's to fund projects that would not see the light of day under normal circumstances