The Wayfair Conspiracy

[Johnny5]

I was watching a podcast earlier and they were talking about a female worker at the Wayfair warehouse, who said the expensive units were heavier that the normal ones and had priority shipping.
It was a YouTube channel for shaun attwood.

Again I don't know if it's real or another attempt to cover up or take pressure off the likes of Maxwell (which to be honest wouldn't surprise me), as the timing is suspect, but then it wouldn't surprise me at all. It also kind of reminds me of that mattress conspiracy, I can't remember the company name, but there was a mattress company accused of nefarious dealings because they have so many shops, some across the road from each other.

The mattress company you're referring to is The Mattress Firm. The stories were about laundering money or something.

 

[kerrichinchilla]

The mattress company you're referring to is The Mattress Firm. The stories were about laundering money or something.

That's the one, thank you. I know I know it wasn't about trafficking but it just reminded me of it

 

[Devine]

I absolutely believe that human trafficking goes on in the darker parts of the internet.

But you're not going to go to long into a mainstream website, on your Chrome browser, and use your credit card to buy an underage sex slave. You're going to use TOR, a VPN, go to a website that you didn't likely just stumble across and use some sort of crypto-currancy. 'cause you know, if you're going to do anything highly illegal... Well, you're going to want to minimize things.


I feel shit like that is created specifically to get the gullible to believe it and take attention away from real issues. I'm not going to pretend that the wealthy elite aren't sick fucks that want to r*pe children... But please, use some common sense.

NO SHIT maybe read the posts? The companies like amazon etsy ebay could be unaware, the point is their sites are being used for these purposes.
No one thinks this is really about ordering a person in a cabinet delivered to your door

 

[Devine]

There might be some truth to this... Pizzagate, for instance, was another thing that originated on 4chan before moving to the mainstream. What to know how they decided that pizza was a reference to child exploitation? Cheese pizza was code word for child pornography on the -chans.




The thing about using a mainstream website for any sort of illegal activity isn't really a smart idea. Even when it comes to drug and gun trafficking online, it's something you do with a specialized browser... You don't even come close to the mainstream internet.



You be surprised. There's amateur detectives/sleuths that have solved cold cases. People obsess over weird things.

I don't think anyone thinks it's a regular browser. Perhaps they were being shown as being for sale but not actually for purchase on the site.

 

[Devine]

Not a fan of Ryan Dawson, but he is on point on certain issues, he calls out this Wayfair nonsense as Pizzagate part 2. That was my initial reaction as well. Disinformation.

oh did the guy making the podcast from his house "solve it"? you call EVERY THING on these forums disinfo soooo