That was truthful. This is why people distrust people like you.
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You are trying to ultimately make a comparison between your pizzagate dissemination and this SPLC thing. That if they shouldn't be liable then why should people come down on you right? Well I am not saying you should be criminally or civilly liable. In America your pizzagate
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I just realized you clearly said not legally liable but morally culpable. But the thrust of my argument stands. SLPC is a thorough, factually accurate description of FRC and the snopes article thoroughly addresses the SPLC promoting it claim.
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Neither "Pizzagate," nor true but not representative articles about extremist behavior of primarily minorities are neither of those things.
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I take it in life you are important and expect people to treat you with deference. But such tactics as you use not needed. This is a conversation in good faith. Should the SPLC use more caution when labeling groups “hate groups” in light of an actual domestic terror incident.
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They should not shy away from describing the activities of organizations that espouse beliefs like this:
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"“While activists like to claim that pedophilia is a completely distinct orientation from homosexuality, evidence shows a disproportionate overlap between the two. … It is a homosexual problem.” — FRC President Tony Perkins, FRC website, 2010"
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By merely including these groups on their site, they have not displayed anything that suggests that greater caution would have prevented anything that happened.
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And I am on Twitter in the middle of a Monday afternoon, so no, not important. I am just an entrepreneur/small time attorney struggling with ADHD, and no one currently should or does treat me with deference.
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