That would be considered 'bystander behaviour'. If someone is outright giving out incorrect information, and another person is very much aware that they is doing it, they have the right to call them out on it.
If you don't like it, then please, just put me on ignore.
But I'm not here to have people such as yourself try and censor me for pointing out provable facts.
They are readily available to show the BS that comes sprouting from him.
I'll be clear - I DO NOT WANT TO IGNORE HIS BS. I don't want to pretend that he isn't doing it.
I find it so hard to believe that people are more than happy to accept the utter verbal diarrhoea that he forces on us all, but don't want that rubbish to be identified.
He posted something, and very simply, I could post a like to identify his own words that contradict what he has claimed.
It appears that by him putting about 8 people on ignore, has done wonders for the thread - so that's a good thing.
He may not know that I've posted about his contradiction.....but many other are now aware of just one example.
We all want good things from PER
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