The anti-gay crowd behind California's most contentious ballot measure, Proposition 8, is already
lying in their all-out fear campaign. Now it just got a
whole lot uglier:
Donors who gave money to the No on Prop 8 campaign say they received blackmail letters demanding money, and the Yes on 8 campaign now says the letters were sent by their
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So, they sent a certified mail so the FBI knows who was blackmailing them and attempting some type of voter coercion (can't remember the name of the crime...)
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That doesn't make it any more defensible. They're basically saying "Give us money or we will broadcast things that hurt your business." Whether targeting donors to political campaigns is defensible is an argument worth having; but when you add extortion into the mix, it is flatly not ok.
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Maybe it's just me, but saying "give us money or we will advertise the fact that you are fair and equanimious" is a good reason not to comply.
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That's some P.S.! I can see why you put it in cypher.
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... Um, I mean, what P.S.? Cypher? I know nothing! I sneezed and whacked the keyboard at random a bit. Must have forgotten to delete it from the post.
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Of course, the most suitable place I have for it is the POOP group... but it's better than nothing... :p
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