A page set up on the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe for the man accused of killing six and injuring dozens more when he allegedly plowed his SUV through a Christmas parade has been shut down after critics pointed out the campaign. [More]
The telling thing here is this case required a loud and embarrassing public outcry first, as opposed to them taking the initiative to disallow campaigns they disagree with.
In any case, knowing who donated and finding out more about them, their activities and their connections would probably distract from the important work of ginning up fear over "the greatest domestic terror threat"...
[Via Michael G]
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