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>After Snowden's appearance, one of Tulsiani’s “millionaires,” Angelo Mylonakis, suggested “legal action” unless Snowden publicly apologized for his criticism.
by ratsmack 5y ago
>After Snowden's appearance, one of Tulsiani’s “millionaires,” Angelo Mylonakis, suggested “legal action” unless Snowden publicly apologized for his criticism.
Some people just don't get that presenting factual information showing the unsavory history of some person is not criticism nor is it illegal.
- Jaygles 5y agoThey could very well fully understand. The business of confidence men and scammers is optics. They only need to appear legitimate to certain people to pull off their scams. The play is obvious here. For anyone on the fence after hearing Snowden, hearing someone even just suggest that what Snowden said was false to the point of illegality may re-convince them enough to be scammed. The people who fall for these scams hold cold hard facts as similar worth to baseless claims.
- bellyfullofbac 5y agoHah, "legal action". The response to that should be "You want to sue me? Go ahead an line up in the queue over there, behind 'The United States of America'.".