RE: HOW FAR ARE PEOPLE WILLING TO GO TO BECOME WINNERS? Share your view

Of course winning or losing is important; especially as the ambition was not personal, but for helping many who are in desperate need.

However, if our 'group' do not stand firm against those who insidiously make accusations, with no offer to prove themselves, to give in to them is a betrayal of all those who stood by you and voted for @steemchurch.

I did not vote for @steemchurch - I voted for what they want to do.

Now, @crypto.piotr , it is your turn. Vote for all of us who believed and voted. If we have lost, let us do it with dignity and not like snivelling sjw's. We must immediately start our next drive. For instance, over 350 people voted, if each (who can afford it) delegate $10 or more, @steemchurch could come out a winner, with 3 to 4,000 delegated to them. That would not be such a bad defeat, and it also sends a strong message - no votes were bought, for all our voters gave. As for those who are too low on SP to delegate, all they need to do is wait for the day they can afford it, but in the meantime, upvote whenever they can.

If we will it, there can be no defeat, only different forms of success.