Checks sent to border wall GoFundMe will be picked up in Colorado town by unnamed ‘business associat

[Mycroft]

https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/12...usiness-associates-of-florida-fundraiser/amp/ So what I want to know is when this guy and the money drop off the radar, do the duped have any recourse to get their dollars back? I actually applaud this guy for coming up with a scam to relieve a bunch of fools of their money by perfectly playing into their emotions.

Considering the insane, disgusting reaction from the looney left, I'd say it's smart to do things this way. Less people for the leftist monsters, crackpots, trigger-happy nut-jobs...and, oh yes...celebrities...to take aim at.

Here are some of the vile things those dregs of our civil society have done when they think they are anonymous or that their celebrity status protects them:

(I won't even cut and paste these terrible words and actions)

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...-encouraged-by-liberal-media-and-celebrities/

 

[Rogue Valley]

The Gateway Pundit?

Geesh lol.

 

[Lovebug]

The Gateway Pundit?

Geesh lol.

mercurynews? Geesh lol

 

[EnigmaO01]

Wounded serviceman can’t be scam artists?

I knew a guy in a wheelchair that claimed bankruptcy and kept a lot of people's money. A real piece of work.

 

[Bodi]

Who are these morons that send money to a stupid idea like this?

 

[Mr Person]

Thread:

People hoping to contribute to the online fundraiser can donate online or send a check to the UPS store, next to a Baskin Robbins in a strip mall at 4833 Front St. in Castle Rock, according to the fundraising page. The page applauds Trump and says Americans should “pitch in” to get the border wall started.

One fraud expert said the postal box was odd but, in general, GoFundMe is reputable. The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office, which regulates nonprofits doing business in the state, said it did not have authority over the fundraiser.

Kolfage first said in an email to The Denver Post that he is using the Castle Rock address because he has business partners near there who are helping him manage the fundraising campaign until he gets more volunteers.

In a later email, Kolfage declined to name those business partners and said they had “nothing to do with any of this, they are just helping me with mail.” He said it was difficult for him to go to a post office box every day because he is a triple amputee.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/12...usiness-associates-of-florida-fundraiser/amp/


So what I want to know is when this guy and the money drop off the radar, do the duped have any recourse to get their dollars back? I actually applaud this guy for coming up with a scam to relieve a bunch of fools of their money by perfectly playing into their emotions.

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Wounded serviceman can’t be scam artists?

Whattaboutism-as-anonymous-attack:

All that talk by Trump haters about how Trump was wrong to make fun of a gold star vet and McCain for being a POW and yet when it comes to a vet that is a triple amputee trying to help get funding for something that they are against and he's a "scam artist". #resistatanycost amiright?

Comparing completely unalike things for purposes of calling someone (inevitably on the left) a hypocrite without actually typing the word?

Again?



Why not try something substantive, like actually responding to the poster you mean to attack, and then actually talking about his angle. For example, that things like the absurdity of privately funding the wall, the creator's apparent lack of knowledge about how to even make the fundraiser work, or perhaps the fact that he refuses to identify people helping him by doing things like collecting physical checks out of a PO Box?

Why must you dishonestly pretend that his reasons for suspecting this might be a scam are equivalent with Trump's reason for attacking McCain (that he does not like people who get captured), or for attacking the Khan's (craving the last word and being unable to take criticism)?





You would have a point if he had instead said "this guy sucks, only losers get almost killed in war" or something like it. Then he'd have said something as ugly as Trump said about McCain. And then you could honestly go dig up what Henry said about Trump for having said that about McCain.

But he didn't.

 

[Rexedgar]

What is the need for 100 million signatures?

That seems to be a higher hurdle than the 1 billion $ target.

https://ca.gofundme.com/TheTrumpWall