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I hope they take some greasy, balding, pink scalps.I hope they let it run first, then take it all at the end.... along with the Tranch's non-profit status.
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I hope they take some greasy, balding, pink scalps.I hope they let it run first, then take it all at the end.... along with the Tranch's non-profit status.
It probably is just obvious fraud like you say.This is low and I hope the tribe fucking roasts them.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm@Pocket Dragoon
Not s word about it on their Facebook page either.
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Yeah it's fucking confirmedThat amazon wishlist is incredible. Here are a few bits that stood out to me:
Toys for Kevin. Well I've no idea why anyone relying on charity donations would want a $300 Lego set. And as for the stuffies. And who else would want a stuffed dinosaur.
They should clarify that in no uncertain words, then.Then again, this could be an intrapersonal donation drive and not directed between the entire Tribe, but a few select heckin valid Tranninjuns and their immediate family.
Even if it was, they shouldn't have created it in the name of the tribe as a whole, while tacking the personal aspect on at the end to avoid the proceeds being added to the tribal slush-fund. So when people ask where exactly the money went, they'll try to play it off as legit to recipients "who wish to stay anonymous".@Pocket Dragoon
Then again, this could be an intrapersonal donation drive and not directed between the entire Tribe, but a few select heckin valid Tranninjuns and their immediate family.
It will still most likely be a scam especially with "anonymous recipients"Even if it was, they shouldn't have created it in the name of the tribe as a whole, while tacking the personal aspect on at the end to avoid the proceeds being added to the tribal slush-fund. So when people ask where exactly the money went, they'll try to play it off as legit to recipients "who wish to stay anonymous".
My very first thought was the Tranch paying natives to take their shitty alpaca wool, in return for fucking blankets that they can resell.It will still most likely be a scam especially with "anonymous recipients"
It’s hardly going to be something legitimately industrious like that though. More likely to be running drugs down to Denver. Ties in with my money laundering theory tooMy very first thought was the Tranch paying natives to take their shitty alpaca wool, in return for fucking blankets that they can resell.
Because why else would they need to do it personally, except to bring something back & avoid a financial paper trail for the transaction.
This is low and I hope the tribe fucking roasts them.
You're new to e-beggars, right? "Mutual aid" is a common term with them which always boils down to "FUCK YOU PAY ME". There's no nothing mutual about it and there's no aid rendered - not even "lend me a bit of money now and I'll pay you back" or "donate to my fundraiser and I'm going to donate to yours next time". These people aren't looking to get help with unforeseen expenses or medical emergencies, they want to make a living out of habitual e-begging.And the "for mutual-benefit" part is highly questionable.
A few months ago Kindness and Bonnie made an Amazon wishlist that also included an otoscope and fingertip pulse oximeter. I guess I can understand the oximeters, but what is the actual purpose of the otoscopes? Is it to check for ear infections/continue their LARP of being off-the-grid ANTIFA medics? Or is this part of some weird fetish that I've been lucky enough not to know about? Maybe Bonnie is involved with making this wishlist as well. Either way, why would they need 50 of them?
That's correct. They did provide the service for a while then went all "k lol no thx" and left the thing to another provider IIRC in a neighbouring county.
It was hilarious, using rusty old horse trailers to transport glass bottles and aluminum cans.
IIRC they were angling for some kind of state or federal grant. Very self-sufficient off-the-grid fuck the police ancom of them, innit?That’s very telling, since you’d think stuff like supplementary trash pickup and recycling would be a guaranteed money maker (maybe not enough to support them fully, but still something) in a place like that. But it’s unglamorous and repetitive and does not suit interesting photo opportunities, so it couldn’t hold their interest.
He's in the tractor.rushing wind muffled from the interior of what appears to be an airplane
We know that. But does the average twitter user with no prior knowledge & a sore conscience, after being directed to the GFM by an acquaintance or algorithm; especially those with a weak spot for underdog/Injun sob stories?You're new to e-beggars, right? "Mutual aid" is a common term with them which always boils down to "FUCK YOU PAY ME". There's no nothing mutual about it and there's no aid rendered - not even "lend me a bit of money now and I'll pay you back" or "donate to my fundraiser and I'm going to donate to yours next time". These people aren't looking to get help with unforeseen expenses or medical emergencies, they want to make a living out of habitual e-begging.
At first? No, definitely not. He or she's going to know the second time.We know that. But does the average twitter user with no prior knowledge & a sore conscience, after being directed to the GFM by an acquaintance or algorithm; especially those with a weak spot for underdog/Injun sob stories?
Edit: now fucking Dances with Wolves is showing in my suggestions for Amazon and Netflix.
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I didn't know tractors were flight-capable.He's in the tractor.