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I keep wondering why people fuss about MMM, have sleepless nights even when no one is forcing then to stay awake. Some even go to the extent of studying their bible so that they can find some relevant versions to quote here.
The money is not received by fraud or other false pretenses, and if it helps people keep food on their table in these hard times, why would a christian wish for its crash. It is only a graceful soul that will wish for the well-being of those around him; and not those who selfishly practice their faith.
If you ask me, I will say that the rules are pretty straight: participate or stay away, but don't cry foul when another person participates because he is not using your money; he understands the risks. Some don't even study the site, they base their judgements and arguments on hearsay.
As it stands now, there is a social financial revolution going on in the world, MMM has inspired other peer2peer sites. So, it is no longer a question of "where is the thirty percent coming from, or that of robbing Peter to pay Paul" rather, it is a question of which of these peer2peer sites is best and offers the highest returns.
If you have foresight, you may notice that social media (2go, Facebook, Whattsapp, Twitter, etc) is fast losing its position to the social financial networks. And in the future, the social media may be secondary to the social financial networks insofar as it is used to promote the other.
So, wake up! As for me, I may not participate in MMM, but I participate in others with global outreach and I would never stay awake for another man's headache insofar as he is not using my money.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/nigerians-fight-over-mmm/
