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I have five posts on this thread. You have quoted none of them. And your post “pertains directly” to none of them.
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The key word is reported, not prosecuted or found guilty.That’s a lot of words to cover up the fact that such false reports make up a miniscule percentage of overall reported hate crimes.
Which claim did I make that you think you’ve debunked?Let’s just cut to the chase and call your claim debunked.
The fake ones have been proven fake. They are not speculated or just reported on.The implicit claim that hate crimes are being exaggerated, that reports of them are littered with fakes.
They’re still a problem. What you are trying to do is reduce this to a mathematical equation because you and I both know that it makes the left look bad.Even if the hoaxes were two or three times greater than that website you provided, they would still be statistically insignificant
This is a pretty old canard in certain Protestant circles. Conspiracy theories involving Papist take overs have existed since Edward VI’s time. Of course, way back in ye olde Tudor times, there was actually something to those conspiracies, and the Gunpowder Plot did more to harm English-speaking Catholics than any other act in English history, because it made the paranoid rants of the anti-Catholic types come to life. So the makers of these paranoid pamphlets are part of a centuries’ old conspiracy theory about Catholics plotting the takeover of the English speaking world.Yeah, and in the US it is the conniving Catholics plotting the subversive takeover of the government. For example, at one job I had, I got in my work truck one day and somebody had left a pamphlet detailing all the Catholics in positions of power in the federal government, clearly colluding to subvert the will of the people. This was when Sotomayor was added to the court, bringing the total number of Catholic justices at the time to 6 of 9. Its too bad someone caught onto us, we were almost there…