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Paid $45 for a public records pull on a guy everyone wanted out, and it backfired on the mob
There was a local business owner in my town who got dragged hard online over a post from 2011, and the usual crowd showed up demanding he lose his booth at the summer market. I got curious and paid $45 for a records pull through my county clerk's office just to see if the outrage even matched the guy. Turned out the post was a quote he shared from a comedian, and the people leading the charge had screengrabbed it without the first line that made it obvious. I posted the full document and the thread went quiet in about 40 minutes, then two of the loudest accounts deleted their comments. Nobody apologized, which I expected, but the guy kept his booth. My point is we keep cancelling people based on cropped screenshots that cost nothing to check, and I think more of us should be spending small money to verify before we pile on. What would it take for you to actually look something up before joining a callout?
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