Editor’s Note

To whomever submitted the story at 12:35PM ET, we have reason to believe you are not acting in good faith – we have suspected this for a while – and will no longer post your submissions. Please take your energy elsewhere. This is a space for people who are telling the truth and interested in real change. It’s not for games, bait, or narrative-shifting.

Note: We think we know who you are and on whose behalf you are working, which makes this almost entertaining.

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