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The 50% Generosity of Charles Johnson

by Bunk Five Hawks X ( 275 Comments › )
Filed under Blogmocracy, Blogwars, LGF, Open thread at April 24th, 2010 - 10:00 pm

Check it out. Click on it. Rub it around on your forehead. This is way Beyond the Valley of Fuldkommen Gak.

Charles Johnson has a post (linked here) to advertise the second volume of the LGF Cookbook. Apparently the first volume was so popular it garnered him a whopping $50. Now Johnson has the unmitigated audacity to ask his minions their opinions, via an online poll, on how to distribute proceeds from the LGF Cookbook Volume II. Here are the two options:

A.  100% of the proceeds go to Charles Johnson, or
B.  50% of the proceeds go to Charles Johnson, and 50% go to charity.

Note that there is not a third choice:
C.  100% of the proceeds go to charity.

The reason I’m bringing this up is because The Blogmocracy recently opened The Blogmocracy Store.  ALL proceeds from sales, 100%, are earmarked for charity, not 0%, not 50%, and we don’t need a dumbass poll of our readers to decide it. ALL PROCEEDS FROM OUR SALES GO TO CHARITY.

Chuck, you should be ashamed of yourself.  Bite me.

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