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Adam Griffin
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« on: February 03, 2014, 07:11:20 PM »

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Adam Griffin
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« Reply #1 on: February 03, 2014, 10:05:36 PM »

Good God the Republicans are so dishonest. I'm sorry but in modern times you just don't see this type of behavior in such frequency on the other side.

Of course not. The best example of false equivalence and fraud perpetuated by the Republican Party over the past thirty years was the convincing of a large segment of the American public that the Democratic Party is just as sh*tty as they are. It's also probably their biggest moral victory.
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Adam Griffin
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« Reply #2 on: February 05, 2014, 01:48:27 AM »

So tell me then, what exactly is the purpose of registering that domain?

To disseminate negative advertisements about Sink to Sink supporters, and to try to dissuade Sink supporters from donating to her -- and in a best-case scenario to donate to the NRCC. It is very obviously targeted toward Sink supporters, but the website doesn't make any show of being pro-Sink and it's ludicrous to suggest it does.

You do realize that most donation pages like that are designed to function as landing pages? That means that they are built with the sole intent of the link being shared via email, social media and other sources as a quick and easy way to contribute. A pitch is usually made off of the page (perhaps in a status update or email) and the person clicks on the link, which takes them directly to that page to contribute. Most people who contribute do so after being solicited, and click on whatever link asks them to contribute. For all we know, there are tons of fake accounts out there that were sharing these links through Democratic social circles online in an attempt to collect money that way.

I doubt any of this matters, though, since you've already admitted that screwing the so-called ignorant out of their money is morally acceptable. Hell, it's the basis for your economic ideology, after all.
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