Moderate71
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Take a look at the Wall GoFundMe situation and compare it with the most successful GoFundMe ever, "Time's Up (sexual harassment of women)". Look at the numbers and you will notice something.
Wall: $13,079,492 : Raised by 214,199 people in 4 days : average donation $61.06
Time's Up: $22,103,100 : Raised by 21,545 people in 12 months : average donation $1025.90
Wall : 10 biggest donations total 121,615 dollars averaging 12 thousand
$50,000 - 1 day ago (Anonymous)
$12,000 - Fortress Stabilization Systems - 22 hours ago
$10,015 - 1 day ago
$10,000 - 1 day ago
$10,000 - 23 hours ago
$10,000 - 3 hours ago (Anonymous)
$9,000 - 20 hours ago
$5,200 - 3 hours ago (Anonymous)
$5,000 - 2 days ago (Anonymous)
$5,000 - 1 day ago
Time's Up : 10 biggest donations equals 12 million dollars averaging 1.2 million
$2,000,000 - Kate Capshaw and Steven Spielberg’s Wunderkinder Foundation - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$2,000,000 - Creative Artists Agency - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,500,000 - Mark Wahlberg on behalf of Michelle Williams - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - Katie McGrath & J.J. Abrams - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - ICM Partners - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - William Morris Endeavor - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - United Talent Agency - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - Anonymous - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - Sherwood Foundation - 10 months ago (Offline Donation)
$500,000 - Meryl Streep - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
Here's the thing. You would expect the Build the Wall donations to be made by massive corporations because it is a right wing movement. However, the opposite is the case. The Time's Up donations came from reputable businesses and celebrities that dug down hard into their wallets and were made in person over a 12 month period, whereas the Build the Wall donations were a lot of smaller donations in a matter of 4 days, many anonymously or people who's identities are harder to confirm. The 10 biggest Time's Up donations almost match the total of the entire Build the Wall donations. This suggests that Time's Up is more "grass roots" and lacks a socio-political agenda, whereas Build the Wall looks suspiciously like Russian hackers performing a political attack. Computers are being used to make massive numbers of small donations. Putin is buying his wall, there is simply no denying it any longer.
Wall: $13,079,492 : Raised by 214,199 people in 4 days : average donation $61.06
Time's Up: $22,103,100 : Raised by 21,545 people in 12 months : average donation $1025.90
Wall : 10 biggest donations total 121,615 dollars averaging 12 thousand
$50,000 - 1 day ago (Anonymous)
$12,000 - Fortress Stabilization Systems - 22 hours ago
$10,015 - 1 day ago
$10,000 - 1 day ago
$10,000 - 23 hours ago
$10,000 - 3 hours ago (Anonymous)
$9,000 - 20 hours ago
$5,200 - 3 hours ago (Anonymous)
$5,000 - 2 days ago (Anonymous)
$5,000 - 1 day ago
Time's Up : 10 biggest donations equals 12 million dollars averaging 1.2 million
$2,000,000 - Kate Capshaw and Steven Spielberg’s Wunderkinder Foundation - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$2,000,000 - Creative Artists Agency - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,500,000 - Mark Wahlberg on behalf of Michelle Williams - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - Katie McGrath & J.J. Abrams - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - ICM Partners - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - William Morris Endeavor - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - United Talent Agency - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - Anonymous - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
$1,000,000 - Sherwood Foundation - 10 months ago (Offline Donation)
$500,000 - Meryl Streep - 11 months ago (Offline Donation)
Here's the thing. You would expect the Build the Wall donations to be made by massive corporations because it is a right wing movement. However, the opposite is the case. The Time's Up donations came from reputable businesses and celebrities that dug down hard into their wallets and were made in person over a 12 month period, whereas the Build the Wall donations were a lot of smaller donations in a matter of 4 days, many anonymously or people who's identities are harder to confirm. The 10 biggest Time's Up donations almost match the total of the entire Build the Wall donations. This suggests that Time's Up is more "grass roots" and lacks a socio-political agenda, whereas Build the Wall looks suspiciously like Russian hackers performing a political attack. Computers are being used to make massive numbers of small donations. Putin is buying his wall, there is simply no denying it any longer.