September 8, 2014, - 5:51 pm
Does Your eBay Purchase Fund Illegal Aliens? Sadly, Mine Did. Check This Out . . .
Does your eBay purchase fund illegal aliens, jihad, or something else similarly nefarious? Sadly, I learned that one of my eBay purchases recently funded the aiding and abetting of illegal aliens, and I’m none too pleased.
Recently, I purchased a World War II bumper sticker on eBay. When I received it, the letter below accompanied the purchase. I’ve redacted the seller’s name and identifying information only because eBay has rules against outing people or using information you learn about them from buying and selling. And I don’t want to get kicked off eBay. I spent less than two bucks on the item, so it’s not like I helped illegal aliens all that much. But still, I’m miffed. Read the letter . . .
(The pics at the end are part of the letter.)
The man who sent this to me appears to be a retired old man who actually thinks he is doing some good in the world by using his eBay store to fund illegal aliens a/k/a “migrant farmworkers and families.” I doubt all of these “migrants” are actually farmworkers anyway. But I’m saddened to know that my money is going to aid and abet the continuing invasion and infiltration by illegal aliens into this country.
Is your purchase funding them, too? Is it funding jihad? I’ve learned that there are some weird sales going on in eBay, some of which may even be funding Islamic terrorism (which would be a nice, neat coincidence since a good chunk of eBay is owned by pan-terrorist Saudi Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal, a fan of HAMAS, who donated to a Palestinian terrorism telethon during the siege of Ramallah, at the height of Palestinian homicide bombings in the early 2000s).
While most sellers on eBay are just trying to earn some extra money to survive and pay the bills in this Obamaconomy (and for others it is their full-time income), some sellers are not okay. And they give their profits to untoward causes.
I guess I should be at least happy that this guy told me where the money is going, as opposed to most of the others who don’t tell you. Thank Heavens for small favors.
Now, I know what they mean by “ignorance is bliss.”
Know where you money is going.
What a eye opener. I never buy anything off that site, but thinking about how many do and really don’t care sucks.
samurai on September 8, 2014 at 5:58 pm