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You claim that her words and actions were misrepresented.... Yet you can't point out one thing that she said on that video, that was misinterpreted, or taken out of context.
Until you can do that, you are just blowing smoke.
And btw, here's an excerpt from the AG's report that blows your excuse out of the water:
"Although their story morphed over time, the couple
requested advice from ACORN employees related to Giles’ prostitution business, including
obtaining a mortgage, reporting income and taxes from the illicit business, avoiding law
enforcement scrutiny, smuggling young girls into the country to serve as prostitutes, and
obtaining documentation and voting privileges for them. Woven into the narrative and
conversations were tales of Giles’ flight from an abusive pimp and how the girls could be kept
safe from the pimp, albeit employed as prostitutes. O’Keefe wore a hidden camera and secretly
recorded audio and video of the conversations."
So the woman was acting out of concern for the girls lives, but the fact that they were still going to be used as prostitutes wasn't a concern.
Like I said, point out her words on the video that were distorted, or taken out of context.
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You are so right. Totally right. Spot on.
So what about the employee who knew it was a joke and was portrayed as having no idea?