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No I know it's been happening since forever, that's not the part I think will cause people to do something.
What I think will cause people to actually do something is how we are now at the point where people aren't just defending the fraud, they are being arrogantly antagonistic against blatant facts.
Like it's one thing for a criminal to commit crime, as they will either be caught and punished, or they will get away with it, but in general there is an understanding that a crime was committed, and while there might not be enough proof that someone specifically committed the crime, the obvious facts that a crime was committed aren't disputed.
These pieces of shit are now at the point where they're so emboldened though they believe that you shouldn't even be able to question the honor of the noble nigger, and that the biggest victims of a +10 billion dollar fraud aren't the people who were stolen from, but instead the biggest victims are the people that stole the money because even though they stole the money, it's evil to assume that people who have stolen before could possibly steal again.
They don't want to acknowledge that it's a thing because if they do then they'd have to acknowledge that a group of "oppressed" people could do something wrong, and in their world view it's entirely morally justified for you to be stolen from, abused, and murdered, as long as people aren't racist.
It would be like a cop getting a report that a child had been sexually assaulted by a known pedophile, and when the cop goes to arrest the guy someone on the street who sees it happening goes, "wtf would why you assume somebody is a pedophile, are you a pedophile?".
Idk about anybody else, but imo it's the kind of thing that would make somebody immediately feel like getting violent after hearing.
