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femmocrat

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3. No.

Sun Jul 6, 2014, 04:58 PM

Jul 2014

He is not a public figure, just someone at the wrong place that time. You have made your feelings known to him. That is enough, IMO.

If you still want to speak out, you could write a letter to the editor of that paper. It might create some more interest or awareness.

Any further targeting of this individual could be construed as harassment.

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Question to you guys..?? A Pastor in my town unexpectedly ran into a demonstration [View all] busterbrown Jul 2014 OP

Share the number... FarPoint Jul 2014 #1

Hell yes, blast him! mwrguy Jul 2014 #14

Are you in Burbank? yewberry Jul 2014 #2

No. femmocrat Jul 2014 #3

+1 cui bono Jul 2014 #6

+2 jeff47 Jul 2014 #7

I have to agree here. liberalhistorian Jul 2014 #13

I disagree. See downthread. He put himself out there and offered up that he is a pastor. stevenleser Jul 2014 #16

I would say no. Brigid Jul 2014 #4

If he gave his name and it was flashed all that is needed is that and the city alphafemale Jul 2014 #5

He did... busterbrown Jul 2014 #8

You mean this guy? Ridiculous easy. alphafemale Jul 2014 #15

People shouldn't be targeted for personal harassment. nt delrem Jul 2014 #9

I agree with not publicizing him... TreasonousBastard Jul 2014 #10

I seriously doubt he practices liberal humanitarian services. FarPoint Jul 2014 #11

Probably, but we don't know... TreasonousBastard Jul 2014 #12

Its he who shames... busterbrown Jul 2014 #17

You should ratchet back. delrem Jul 2014 #18