POLL: If Kwame wrote a tell-all book, would you..

[tahleel]

Let's say Kwame decides to pick up the pen while locked up, and writes a tell-all book of everything he has done, and all the shady transactions and deals he has made. The book will be released AFTER the statute of limitations has expired on all of his affairs, and he has paid his restitution in full. Would you:

1.) Buy it and read it.
2.) Buy it and not read it.
3.) Read it but not buy it.
4.) Not read it period.
5.) Not buy it period.

[Stosh]

I would get someone else to buy it, or maybe even steal it [[fitting) then scan all the pages into a text format and publish it on multiple websites under multiple assumed names. Let him figure it out. He deserves the legal hassles.

[LodgeDodger]

Make him do the time in jail.
Make him pay the restitution.
Then get him the hell out of our lives.
The end.

That's my story and I'm sticking with it.

[lilpup]

Why would I have reason to believe anything he wrote?

[[Pretty true in ANY memoir - the authors usually try to cover their own stink.)

[detroitbred]

Any such book would be complete fiction. The man is incapable of telling the truth about anything. I would not buy or read it. I would not want one penny of my money to go to that man for anything that would be benficial to him.

[esp1986]

Can we add a "Buy it and burn it" choice?

[daddeeo]

Just read past copies of the Free Press. It's been splashed all over the place for the last few years in all the gory details.

[Just Amazed]

Read it and laugh, laugh, laugh.

[gdogslim]

I wouldn't give him a dime of my money, voluntarily.
Good poll question for a publisher who wants to decide to publish a book though.

[daddeeo]

I can see Kwame getting some upfront money and then stiffing the publisher.

[DetroitHabitater]

The problem is that he has convinced himself of the lies. So there is no way to find the truth.