whats wrong with people??? :(
Whats wrong with people, thats what I asked myself. Whenever I try to do something for the community, there is someone out there so pull me down. I tried tutoring for free, someone called me a stalker. I tried to raise money for a new way to generate gravity and help humans travel in space, I get called a scammer. I tried to give opportunity for neighbours to invest and make money Get called a scammer.
I am a very happy and content person. All these things are not a loss for me but our community. Because of these unproven and false comments, others miss out. I recon, if you dont have something nice to say about someone. KEEP YOU MOUTH SHUT. Everyone here is a verified neighbour and many know each other personally. No stalkers or scammers here. I feel sad, this is what has happened to New Zealand :(
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