Your argument is akin to telling someone who was falsely reported to the bank, a private entity, which is then required to share it to authorities. All these ap

Your argument is akin to telling someone who was falsely reported to the bank, a private entity, which is then required to share it to authorities. All these apologists suddenly coming out of the woodwork from inactive accounts is just a series of pattern I'm noticing more and more not only on HN but in all public discourse platforms. It's highly likely that corporations and high networth individuals have realized the power of astroturfing to skew public opinions, especially when most of those audiences do not read past the sensationalized titles.