Thanks to our fan/reader who submitted this to the blog (sink the link for the t shirt idea he submitted). We're not promoting that Kadyshes commits suicide... we're just pointing out that Leonard Kadyshes (Artshitz's dad who abandoned him when he was young and is a known misogynist) probably wouldn't mind and neither would most of Philadelphia who hates this insecure obnoxious douchebag. While we wouldn't buy Kadyshes a bunch of rope and show him how to end his miserable lonely existence, we certainly wouldn't stop him if he was about to off himself.
The sad thing is he is so far gone he wouldn't get it. I can see the video now, "a fan made me another shirt...blah, blah,blah...kade out"
ReplyDeleteSend it to Raya, not to Artshitz. How are you gonna arrange for contributions?...unless Beauchamp will do it, authentication by either party to the transaction could be trivially subverted.
ReplyDeleteI would suggest that sending RESPECTFUL BUT BLUNT postcards (not emails or VMs or website comments) along the lines of "Arthur needs help" would be a better use of money, and easier to distribute the financial responsibility.
ReplyDeleteIt's true that many of us hate Arthur and his evil-seeming family, but most of us don't know all of them. But none of us would deny that Artshitz needs help (even if we'd rather see him go without and live miserably). PROTIP: vulgar postcards won't get sent and you've got to keep things away from obscenity to avoid committing a crime (in principle).
The postcard idea is well-conceived and totally doable for a small amount, like $25 or so.
ReplyDeletePerhaps Beauchamp would be willing to act as our Treasurer and set up a paypal for this (or just use his own). Then we could coordinate and let everyone know what we're doing, how the $ is used, etc.
set up a gallery on www.zazzle.com and assum NO risk. If you sell something you get paid, if not, no loss.
ReplyDeleteActually MC 900 could provide a PGP public key, but the contributors can't be authenticated. There's no cryptographic protocol that establishes that someone hates Arthur Kade, though the property is true for a random person with probability very close to 100%.
ReplyDelete@Anon 2:54pm...
ReplyDeleteI don't even know what a PGP public key is so how can I set it up!? LOL.