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That's what I was thinking. Yeah anybody who tries to actually hire a hit man through that site ought to be checked out. Claiming that lives were saved seems a
by ufmace 5y ago
That's what I was thinking. Yeah anybody who tries to actually hire a hit man through that site ought to be checked out. Claiming that lives were saved seems a bit over the top though - if you're trying to use a random website nobody has heard of to hire a hit man, the odds seem mighty slim that you'll ever find somebody prepared to actually kill someone.
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- dragonwriter 5y ago> if you're trying to use a random website nobody has heard of to hire a hit man To be fair, that's probably less crazy than using a popular website everyone has heard of for the same purpose.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agoObviously the popularity of the site can be both a benefit and a detriment, a very popular site increases the chance that it has hitmen among its users, but it also increases the chance of narcs. We can see therefore that is what is needed is a popular site with the ability to deliver targeted messages to the people most likely to be hitmen. Finally this story shows the kind of problems you can encounter trying to hire hitmen through sites with a conscientious and moral leadership, that should be avoided. Use Facebook.