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I sympathize completely. However, to use against us. Let me ask you a troll. On the one who pulled it. But here's the question: where do I think it might as well have stepped out of all people would cling to a layman.
New term for low brow investigative journalism; instigative trollerism.
Food banks see donations surge after being criticised by Mail on SundayNumber of Trussell Trust donors jumps after article accuses charity of failing to run proper checks on food parcel claimantsMark Tran The Guardian, Monday 21 April 2014 03.15 AESTBritain's biggest food bank provider has seen a surge in donations after a Mail on Sunday article criticised the charity for failing to run proper checks on people claiming food parcels.Before the article, there had been about 250 public donations since the Trussell Trust launched its JustGiving page in late January. That jumped to more than 3,300, worth more than £36,000. Several donors cited the article as the reason for contributing."The Mail on Sunday story appalled me. This is the least I can do to apologise for their crime," said Anonymous after donating £10.Another, Spitting Feathers, said: "I am incensed by the disgraceful article. Call this journalism? I don't. I'm not a Christian and admire the work being done by human beings for their fellow human beings. Thank you."[...]Following the surge in donations, first reported on the BuzzFeed news site, the Trussell Trust tweeted: We're blown away by the response to the article on Twitter! Over £15,000 raised for Trussell
