Trump spiritual advisor. Give me a months pay, or else.

[interchange]

I don't have a moral quandary with letting people spend their money on supporting their favorite religion. If it makes it easy for someone to make money off that, good for them. These people want to give away their money to feel peace of mind for their soul in whatever or whatever, and someone wants to take it, it's a mutually acceptable transaction between consenting adults. Who are you to say it's dishonest? It's religion, of course it's a fairytale, that's what the sheep are paying money for. Is Santa at a kids party dishonest too for not telling the kids there is no Santa and he's just an old geezer with a belly and fake beard?
As far as mentally disabled and senile, there are legal procedures for relatives to take over financial decisions from them, which I have no problem with. But until such time, they are free to spend their money on whatever charlatans they want.

How many people incompetent to manage their finances do you think have conservators? Since the job I do puts me in close contact with this group of people, I can assure you that this protection you propose exists but is rarely enacted. And that is supposing that a capable and interested relative exists in the first place.

But if it is your position that this woman earnestly believes in the wares she is peddling, then I agree with your moral judgment. But I still don't find justice in fools parting with their money.

 

[ch33zw1z]

The people perpetuating these scams deserve prison.

I'd for social expulsion.

 

[Puffnstuff]

Anybody that would fall for these fake scams deserve exactly what they get.

You know anybody who claims to be a Christian can read the bible for themselves and see what it says. If they did we wouldn't have this problem in the first place.

 

[jackstar7]

Anybody that would fall for these fake scams deserve exactly what they get.

Victim-blaming is never a good look.

 

[IronWing]

Victim-blaming is never a good look.

For religious scams, I disagree. The pitch is, "send me money and I'll save your soul from the fate I thought up for people who don't send me money." Anyone who pays into an afterlife protection racket deserves to not have that money.

 

[jackstar7]

For religious scams, I disagree. The pitch is, "send me money and I'll save your soul from the fate I thought up for people who don't send me money." Anyone who pays into an afterlife protection racket deserves to not have that money.

But the targets are often the under-educated and often those that are desperate due to illness and related matters (and sometimes for family members, not even themselves). I will always preserve all my rage for the perpetrators of the scam. I'd much rather see a class action suit against them. Sadly, I accept it will likely never happen.

 

[Jhhnn]

Scammers gotta stick together. That's why she's with Trump.

It really doesn't matter that the vast majority of people aren't the pigeons she's seeking. She'll always find enough to stay fat & sassy, rent private jets to avoid the flying tubes filled with demons.

Flying on Air Force One with the Trump team has to be like going to the great scammer convention in the sky... It's the big time, baby.

 

[Stokely]

Perfect match for Trump....take advantage of poor ignorant people while clothing yourself in Christianity. It's a proven track for success. She'll be rolling in money and soon.

 

[jpeyton]

I'm fine with Trump supporters tithing themselves into arrears.

It shouldn't surprise anyone that the man who scammed thousands with Trump University has other scam artists in his orbit.

 

[pcgeek11]

Victim-blaming is never a good look.

Life is hard. It is even harder when you are stupid.

 

[Jhhnn]

Life is hard. It is even harder when you are stupid.

Life is easy when a person has the lack of integrity to exploit their victims. That's prosperity theology in a nutshell.

 

[IronWing]

Life is easy when a person has the lack of integrity to exploit their victims. That's prosperity theology in a nutshell.

fixed

 

[Smoblikat]

This reminds me of those "rapture" events that happened im 2012. Wasnt that called "Family Radio"? I remember it was some radio show that said if you dont send me money the rapture is going to get you, only I can save you etc..

Long story short nothing happened and the guy barricaded himself in his home, later declaring it was merely a "spiritual rapture" and the physical one is going to happen.........any day now.............

 

[MomentsofSanity]

In the interests of effective money flow management you guys can send me your money and I’ll forward it on to her all at once...

 

[Puffnstuff]

That chick needs a theme song.....or does she already have one?

 

[jackstar7]

Life is hard. It is even harder when you are stupid.

And when there are assholes willing to keep things hard AND keep you stupid...

But hey, spread that loathing around. You clearly have a lot of it.

 

[pcgeek11]

And when there are assholes willing to keep things hard AND keep you stupid...

But hey, spread that loathing around. You clearly have a lot of it.

You must have it really hard.