And It Goes On And On, My Friends....
In an absolutely shocking move, John McCain has returned the money that Jonathan Crutchley, co-founder of Manhunt.net, donated to the Presidential hopeful (OK, it's not really shocking at all, I was just trying to sound like the "for real" journalists that have finally reported this story). You see, Crutchley, for some reason, had it in his mind that McCain would be the bestest person in the whole widest world for President of the U.S. And while McCain agrees with that opinion, I'm sure, he doesn't quite agree with how Crutchley has made his money, namely by what amounts to Internet Pimping.
At this point, there is a lot of B.S. flying around this whole ordeal. Basile, the other co-founder that did not get "asked to resign," has said that Crutchley has had a change of heart now, and will donate his returned money to Democratic nominee Barack Obama. Yeah, I'm sure that's how it went. I'm positive Crutchley just woke up on Saturday and said, "you know what? McCain just isn't cool enough for my leather-strapped cash. I've suddenly realized that Obama will be the bestest leader evar."
No. More likely this is another PR stunt to try and recover whatever sex-dripped image Manhunt had. I'm sure Barack's team has caught wind of this story and is fully prepared to not accept money from Crutchley either. These guys really just suck at PR! One of the points they've used to elaborate on just how much Crutchley has magically changed is a supposed "touching letter" he wrote to the Manhunt staff. Yeah, I'm sure there's plenty of touching going on there.
Check out Stop Manhunt if you're really interested in the whole debacle. Otherwise, please return to your Craigslist ads or Gay.com chatroom to fulfill your, um, needs.
Jesse James
Posted to Hot Stuff, In the News on 18 August 2008
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grr... For a long time I used to post on Digg articles with content similar to this, because there's a group of angry homophobes who do and I took it upon myself to expose them to truth.
But, like all things pointless, it seemed debating with internet trolls took up a lot of my time, and I almost spent more time at work on Digg than doing work.
I'm trying to ignore articles, such as this, that drive my desire to go back and waste my time. I'm 10 days Digg-free, and you're not helping, Jesse, with these MI-5 diversity articles and McCain/Manhunt topics!
I'll be okay. :)
;) I do what I can!
I stopped debating people on Digg. It's a ridiculous site overall, and is chock FULL of homophobia. I only do what it's original intent was now: submit stories and Digg stories that I find interesting. If the masses chose not to Digg something cause they are scared of being labeled Queer, then fuck em.
But if you want to Digg our articles, Lydecker, I'm sure no one here will object ;)