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6. But then they should do it equally

Reply to LAGC (Reply #3)

Thu Jul 28, 2016, 11:59 AM

Jul 2016

If they are going to expose some people and not others, it could lend to their agenda. We should not let them influence us in that way when it comes to our votes.

And people are willing to see "dirty laundry" in everything, and exaggerate pursuant to their agenda. No entity could come out unscathed, there is always someone who did something, people are human. Or they just don't understand how imperfect the world is. People think they are perfect and that it's easy for a large organization to be.

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