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If it is genuine, then the Romney campaign has proof.
If it is genuine, I don't know why they think they'll get away with it. Also $1M is way too low of an amount to blackmail Romney for. Talk about selling yourself short.
If this were real, and the true aim was extortion, we would have never heard about it.
They've provided no real proof that they actually have the tax returns. I'd be surprised if this is genuine.
If it is genuine, then the Romney campaign has proof.
edit: Since I received record fast downvotes, I'll clarify that this is not meant to be a political comment, jesus.
Can this be considered terrorism? Surely, blackmail, but also terrorism? Just curious. edit: Since I received record fast downvotes, I'll clarify that this is not meant to be a political comment, jesus.
Can this be considered terrorism? Surely, blackmail, but also terrorism? Just curious. edit: Since I received record fast downvotes, I'll clarify that this is not meant to be a political comment, jesus.
If you want to dilute what the words means to the point it can mean just about any crime, sure. But if you're referring to the strict term, then no.
Which word am I diluting exactly? If Romney is as afraid of releasing his taxes as many imply, would he not be fearful of their release?
edit2: thanks for the replies, I think I understand why y'all disagree and I think that I agree with you. It's not systematic and it's not being used to intimidate others, it's too focused, basically.
Now if only they could steal Obama's college transcripts he's paid over a million dollars to keep sealed...
They've provided no real proof that they actually have the tax returns. I'd be surprised if this is genuine.
I'm no billionaire but, even my meager tax return is more than a simple 1040 form.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
If it is genuine, then the Romney campaign has proof.
If it is genuine, I don't know why they think they'll get away with it. Also $1M is way too low of an amount to blackmail Romney for. Talk about selling yourself short.
From Romney's point of view, too, there'd be no guarantee that paying 10 million would prevent them from being released. There's no accountability for the Anonymous. With 1 million, though, it's just a no brainer.
That said, I doubt they have anything. Reeks of BS to me.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
If it is genuine, I don't know why they think they'll get away with it. Also $1M is way too low of an amount to blackmail Romney for. Talk about selling yourself short.
Yes, the low amount is what makes me suspect that it's fake. If this were real, and the true aim was extortion, we would have never heard about it.
I'm not very familiar with the Bitcoin protocol: Can all users view the values of these two bitcoin accounts -- or BTC in transit?