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The wording in that follow-up email is so emotive it reads more like a Tweet than formal contact from a federal organisation. That in itself is quite shocking
by marcosscriven 11mo ago
The wording in that follow-up email is so emotive it reads more like a Tweet than formal contact from a federal organisation.
That in itself is quite shocking really.
- phyzome 11mo agoWell, as the post indicates, it likely isn't from a government body.
- InsomniacL 11mo agoI thought they were suggesting it was a government body (an FBI operation)
- phyzome 11mo agoI think they don't have sufficient evidence on that, and they're just wondering if the timing is coincidence or not. (And there are many ways the two could be connected -- it wouldn't have to be a direct FBI op.)
- trimethylpurine 11mo agoI understood that they suspect a lone unknown criminal, and that they filed a police report based on that suspicion.
- permo-w 11mo agomy understanding of the article is that they suspect FBI involvement based on the timing but don't have any concrete evidence to support it
- trimethylpurine 11mo agoI appreciate so much the pragmatist's approach to their methods. They mentioned the coincidence and that they had no evidence to support that hypothesis. They did not accuse anyone of anything, they only requested investigation. I'm stating this because I think it might be the most important distinction in our lifetime. I think that wars are fought, lives are lost, and maybe even society itself will be lost, on that distinction and those of its like.
- permo-w 11mo agobit dramatic but arguably true. then again most of the time when people make such accusations that lead to conflict, they do it while punching downwards. here they're likely being careful not to make the accusation mostly for fear of the wrath of the FBI. if it it were someone a little less fearsome perhaps they'd be less careful
- marcosscriven 11mo agoOh I see, I thought it was all FBI. But the point stands I think, as I’d expect legal demands to be measured and to the point.