Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

If you were Taylor Swift, whom would you rather date?

  • Russell Greer

    Votes: 117 4.5%
  • Travis Kelce

    Votes: 138 5.3%
  • Null

    Votes: 1,449 55.8%
  • Kanye West

    Votes: 283 10.9%
  • Ariana Grande

    Votes: 608 23.4%

  • Total voters
    2,595
"Candidates must agree with sex work".

Knowing about Russ makes that statement both hilarious and disturbing. Luckily for any women (or men) naive enough to join this initiative, Russell is the Wile E Coyote of sex pests.
Not gonna lie, it would be great if nothing but young attractive college dudes applied and we're super enthusiastic and supportive of sex workers. Bet Russ wouldn't like that one bit.
 
I don't think he would care what incels think of him. This is a guy who brags about hiring prostitutes. He thinks every guy would hire hookers if it were legal across the board so he'd completely disregard whatever they said about him because he'd think they were idiots. They are, but not for that reason.
I'm not sure if he thinks everyone would. I think he thinks that everyone already does, because "dating" is, in his mind, just a transaction in which a meal is exchanged for sex. You pay the bill, you go back to someone's house or hotel room and have sexy times, and it skirts the issue of legality. But it's the same thing to him because if he paid for the meal that means she owes him sex.

All of that being said, why spend $$$$ on a hooker when you could spend $$$ on dinner? In his mind it's the same exact contract, so I don't think "he thinks every guy would hire hookers if it's legal." Studly guys with non-busted faces would probably just go on dating as normal because it's cheaper to buy some random thot dinner than it is to pay a professional ho.
 
This guy hasn't gotten back to him yet so he's tagging other stuff...

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Doubt it's going to work because it's just pushing a bunch of Soros garbage and coof fearmongering.

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*pinches bridge of nose*

Okay, so he Tweets this poor dude who's just trying to run this foundation, asking for an email address. And when he doesn't get a response, he tags in the foundation's Twitter account as well. Which wouldn't bother me, except both the dude and the charity itself have the charity's website right on their Twitter profile. A website with a rather easily located "Contact Us" form right on the goddamn site.

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Since, you know, it's a fucking foundation that is in the business of handing out grants, it turns out they have a process to apply for grants. Who knew, right? They're not hard to get ahold of. They just don't need or want your stupid emails, Russ. They want you to follow the procedure they clearly lay out on their website, which they link from their Twitter profiles, which you definitely looked at because you could see they have DMs turned off and thus had to @ them.

So the first possibility that comes to mind is that he either couldn't find the link to the site, or didn't read it thoroughly enough to find this contact page. This is pretty likely, and would be pretty funny. Very on-brand for Russ, the king of the comically self-defeating schemes. (Maybe it's just me, but if you can't follow simple instructions like, "please select from this drop down menu why you're bothering me," I'm not in a rush to write you a check.)

But there's also the intriguing possibility that he did find this form, filled it in, and didn't get a response within 15 minutes offering him a million dollars and his personal team of bikini-clad interns. So he decided to take a more direct approach before leaving them a one star Google review and moving on to pester the Bill Gates Foundation or whatever. This would be even funnier, and I regret that we'll never know if it's the case unless he tries to publicly shame them for refusing a disabled man with plights (please let him try to publicly shame them for refusing a disabled man with plights).

It's not even that I expect better from Russ. It's that he always seems to find a way to fuck up that never occurred to me was even possible. It's entertaining as hell, but honestly some days I need an aspirin after reading this thread.
 
*pinches bridge of nose*

Okay, so he Tweets this poor dude who's just trying to run this foundation, asking for an email address. And when he doesn't get a response, he tags in the foundation's Twitter account as well. Which wouldn't bother me, except both the dude and the charity itself have the charity's website right on their Twitter profile. A website with a rather easily located "Contact Us" form right on the goddamn site.

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But there's also the intriguing possibility that he did find this form, filled it in, and didn't get a response within 15 minutes offering him a million dollars and his personal team of bikini-clad interns. So he decided to take a more direct approach before leaving them a one star Google review and moving on to pester the Bill Gates Foundation or whatever.
Likely this, we've seen how many times he comments on instagram girls photos just to say he left them an DM/email.

He gets no response and think it's just a mistake on the other party's side that they might have missed it, never mind the fact his emails are probably tossed as soon as his name is read in the folder.
 
*pinches bridge of nose*

Okay, so he Tweets this poor dude who's just trying to run this foundation, asking for an email address. And when he doesn't get a response, he tags in the foundation's Twitter account as well. Which wouldn't bother me, except both the dude and the charity itself have the charity's website right on their Twitter profile. A website with a rather easily located "Contact Us" form right on the goddamn site.

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Since, you know, it's a fucking foundation that is in the business of handing out grants, it turns out they have a process to apply for grants. Who knew, right? They're not hard to get ahold of. They just don't need or want your stupid emails, Russ. They want you to follow the procedure they clearly lay out on their website, which they link from their Twitter profiles, which you definitely looked at because you could see they have DMs turned off and thus had to @ them.

So the first possibility that comes to mind is that he either couldn't find the link to the site, or didn't read it thoroughly enough to find this contact page. This is pretty likely, and would be pretty funny. Very on-brand for Russ, the king of the comically self-defeating schemes. (Maybe it's just me, but if you can't follow simple instructions like, "please select from this drop down menu why you're bothering me," I'm not in a rush to write you a check.)

But there's also the intriguing possibility that he did find this form, filled it in, and didn't get a response within 15 minutes offering him a million dollars and his personal team of bikini-clad interns. So he decided to take a more direct approach before leaving them a one star Google review and moving on to pester the Bill Gates Foundation or whatever. This would be even funnier, and I regret that we'll never know if it's the case unless he tries to publicly shame them for refusing a disabled man with plights (please let him try to publicly shame them for refusing a disabled man with plights).

It's not even that I expect better from Russ. It's that he always seems to find a way to fuck up that never occurred to me was even possible. It's entertaining as hell, but honestly some days I need an aspirin after reading this thread.

You expect Russell Greer, THE Face of Las Vegas, to go searching for easily found information? He's a busy, important guy who is busy with important things! He already used valuable time and made an effort by Tweeting them, so now they need to make an effort and get back with Russ with the info he wants. The puck is in their gaming area now.
 
One of the russisms that make me giggle is how he has the stand out achievement of being rejected by incels.

With the not using the contact form, I think it’s more a deliberate stupid than a mistaken bit of idiocy.

Russ knows the contact link and the form are there. But he’s supreme world leader of his one man PAC so that’s not for him, that’s for lowly people who aren’t MD of a PAC of one who need to beg for money.

In his mind he’s now on par with the kennedies, politics is his new game. Lawyering and super starring didn’t work and hes been screwed over by politicians who are kinda busy dealing with their own shit in their own state instead of trying to get the tard laid by a hooker.

Russ will imagine that the world of politics is all conducted in secret back room talks, which means to be successful he needs to be in DM with the guy. There they will swap stories, share prostitues, hand over suitcases of cash and dominate the world. Except Russ will be in charge.
 
Whether Russell did this because he's lazy or because he's stupid (spoiler alert, he's both), it's hilarious that he's approaching foundations the same way he would an instathot. "Hey babe, just ignore those other losers trying to get your attention, let me DM you".

Say whatever you want about Rusty, but the man's nothing if not consistent. I wouldn't be surprised if Jon Cohen suddenly finds out someone venmo'd him a single dollar.
 
I think the reason he went the Twitter tagging route is a little more simple. He wants to look like an impressive and official organization, and he thinks his Twitter gives off that aura more than a random contact request from a Gmail account.
An interesting marketing strategy, hampered by the fact that no one else can engage with his tweets. Doubtless because of the dang dirty trolls he's learned to fear.
 
An interesting marketing strategy, hampered by the fact that no one else can engage with his tweets. Doubtless because of the dang dirty trolls he's learned to fear.
He used to shut down his Facebook account when he had to go to work or otherwise not be actively monitoring it. He was terrified someone would leave a comment he didn't like. He cannot stand ANY criticism of himself no matter how well-intentioned it is. Remember when he was explicitly told that suing to overturn the Utah brothel ban was the wrong approach, and he should either lobby the legislature or create a ballot initiative? He was incensed that someone told him he was doing something the wrong way. He seems to have actually learned though, since he's trying to get his issue on the ballot instead of just suing. Of course, when he fails to get enough signatures, I'm sure he'll think of trying to sue somebody.
 
He used to shut down his Facebook account when he had to go to work or otherwise not be actively monitoring it. He was terrified someone would leave a comment he didn't like. He cannot stand ANY criticism of himself no matter how well-intentioned it is. Remember when he was explicitly told that suing to overturn the Utah brothel ban was the wrong approach, and he should either lobby the legislature or create a ballot initiative? He was incensed that someone told him he was doing something the wrong way. He seems to have actually learned though, since he's trying to get his issue on the ballot instead of just suing. Of course, when he fails to get enough signatures, I'm sure he'll think of trying to sue somebody.
As long as he's leaving innocent victims (and Null) alone, I support any initiative of his that holds his disheveled attention. Let him sue whatever government agency he wants. Let him sue Utah to force them to subsidize his brothel runs. Let him sue the Supreme Court to overturn section 230. Let him sue Trump because he never read his book. Just stop bothering normal people (and Null).
 
Let him sue the Supreme Court to overturn section 230
Oh please let him sue them. They're immune from lawsuits, as are most other courts. He's actually going the right route to bring a case before the Supreme Court. He's suing Null, and if/when it's dismissed based on section 230, then he can appeal on the grounds that section 230 is unconstitutional (it's not), and if he's lucky SCOTUS will hear the case. With limited exceptions, they choose what cases to hear, no matter what he thinks, he can't force them to take his case.
 
I legitimately, honestly was shocked he didn’t put in wording about preferring female candidates.
*pinches bridge of nose*

Okay, so he Tweets this poor dude who's just trying to run this foundation, asking for an email address. And when he doesn't get a response, he tags in the foundation's Twitter account as well. Which wouldn't bother me, except both the dude and the charity itself have the charity's website right on their Twitter profile. A website with a rather easily located "Contact Us" form right on the goddamn site.

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Since, you know, it's a fucking foundation that is in the business of handing out grants, it turns out they have a process to apply for grants. Who knew, right? They're not hard to get ahold of. They just don't need or want your stupid emails, Russ. They want you to follow the procedure they clearly lay out on their website, which they link from their Twitter profiles, which you definitely looked at because you could see they have DMs turned off and thus had to @ them.
Russ did not fill out the form because in his words, “there’s no LAW that says I have to start at the bottom.” Of the music industry, and also in every other endeavor.

Russ demands shortcuts, special treatment, direct access, fast pass, head of the line, the handicap parking spot, VIP privileges, you name it.

Forms are for normal people.

Working your way up diligently towards your goals over a long period of time is for idiots.

Paying your dues in the industry like everyone else is a fool’s game.

Following the “no gifts” policy for backstage concert access is for losers.

Russ wants immediate access and attention right now and believes everyone else is too stupid to take the direct approach.
 
Russ did not fill out the form because in his words, “there’s no LAW that says I have to start at the bottom.” Of the music industry, and also in every other endeavor.

Russ demands shortcuts, special treatment, direct access, fast pass, head of the line, the handicap parking spot, VIP privileges, you name it.

Forms are for normal people.

Working your way up diligently towards your goals over a long period of time is for idiots.

Paying your dues in the industry like everyone else is a fool’s game.

Following the “no gifts” policy for backstage concert access is for losers.

Russ wants immediate access and attention right now and believes everyone else is too stupid to take the direct approach.
Of course! It's like he heard the phrase "fortune favors the bold" and thinks being a demanding asshole will get him what he wants. He absolutely thinks doing things the proper way is for lesser mortals. And then he gets pissed that other people expect him to do things to proper way. It's like they don't know who he is! He's Russell Greer! The man who would have legalized brothels in Utah except for the judge who decided wrongly!
 
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