This guy is making a claim that could be libel, and sued in court if he's lying. Selling shirts is a bit on the questionable side, maybe. But how much do you think he'd make selling 100 shirts? Ever tried to sell shirts online, it's near impossible. It's not a get rich quick scheme, or make a bunch of money quick scheme. Nothing wrong with questioning his evidence of the threats, but I don't see the selling of shirts as a reason to immediately discredit his intentions.
I get the disdain for people trying to profit from the investigation. But how is it any different than Reality Calls or David Seaman (arguably some of the best faces for Pizzagate). They literally ask for donations. If you give 20 bucks to either of them for a donation, they get all of it. If you give 20 bucks for a shirt, he might get 3 or 4 bucks. I don't get the separation, in fact, it seems quite a bit less profitable to sell shirts than to directly ask for donations.
It could, but you would have to be stupid to directly lie and commit libel for what, maybe a few hundred bucks if you're lucky? Seems like a lot of smart work that would be hard for a stupid person to do, for not a lot of money.
I saw the original pegasus video, and his threat video. Then watched his videos of him attempting to provide proof of conversation on facebook and the phone. Are there more?
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johnson444 ago
Hello Alefantis, go back to bed
Cazmir ago
How can you guys believe a dude that is selling pizzagate clothing. HE IS SELLING PIZZAGATE CLOTHING. HE IS NOT IN FUCKING DANGER.
"was just hiding out from JA and protecting my family. but i had time to screenprint 20 more #pizzagate shirts."
Open your fucking eyes. Do some critical thinking on your own.
pizzagatewillnotdie ago
This guy is making a claim that could be libel, and sued in court if he's lying. Selling shirts is a bit on the questionable side, maybe. But how much do you think he'd make selling 100 shirts? Ever tried to sell shirts online, it's near impossible. It's not a get rich quick scheme, or make a bunch of money quick scheme. Nothing wrong with questioning his evidence of the threats, but I don't see the selling of shirts as a reason to immediately discredit his intentions.
I get the disdain for people trying to profit from the investigation. But how is it any different than Reality Calls or David Seaman (arguably some of the best faces for Pizzagate). They literally ask for donations. If you give 20 bucks to either of them for a donation, they get all of it. If you give 20 bucks for a shirt, he might get 3 or 4 bucks. I don't get the separation, in fact, it seems quite a bit less profitable to sell shirts than to directly ask for donations.
AreWeSure ago
The selling of shirts is wierd. This could be a stunt to bring attention to himself to sell more shirts.
pizzagatewillnotdie ago
It could, but you would have to be stupid to directly lie and commit libel for what, maybe a few hundred bucks if you're lucky? Seems like a lot of smart work that would be hard for a stupid person to do, for not a lot of money.
AreWeSure ago
maybe he's trying to become a internet pesonality a la Cernovic
I agree it's stupid. But have you seen his stuff?
ProudTruther ago
Yeah I honesyly don't think this guy gives a shit about being youtube famous.
pizzagatewillnotdie ago
I saw the original pegasus video, and his threat video. Then watched his videos of him attempting to provide proof of conversation on facebook and the phone. Are there more?