A local group held the first ever Alaska lottery, grand prize $500,000, profits to go to STAR (Stand Together Against Rape). Lots of hoopla, lots of publicity, lots of speculation.
So who wins the fucking thing? A convicted sex offender with two convictions for molesting minors. Well, isn’t that special. He’s stated that he’ll give $100K to STAR, but nobody is going to hold his breath waiting for that to happen. He says he’s been in a rehab program and is “trying to get (his) life together.” Fair enough. So why not give that $100K to the two victims whose lives you’ve traumatized, so they can try to get their lives together?
You’d think that in the state with the highest rape rate in the nation they would have specifically excluded sex offenders from a lottery that benefits rape victims.
But how is that proof of randomness? You’ve now got three stories that have pretty much the same outcome. It may be ironic or something else, but three stories saying the same thing. Surely that’s not random.
All I said was that it wasn’t random, there’s a pattern, just from the few posts here. What is says about The Planner, whatever you think that means, is something that you evidently just made up.