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Originally Posted by G1911
As it still is. It's a vocal minority trying to justify their fraud. Even this thread's transcript only shows like 2-3 folks actually arguing against disclosure.
Votes in favor of non-disclosure are up, but it does not appear to be anything approaching a majority, though unlike some here I can't pretend to speak for everyone else. Blowout is dominated by the new guys and even that place was very much against the massive fraud and non-disclosures. It's small circles of scammers in which this is a majority view.
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Clearly the differences in both camps are nothing more than perspective, as snowman points out: "Sometimes people just see things differently. And in this case, people who clean their cards simply disagree with your assessment that doing so renders them altered. It's not about deceiving you, it's about completely disregarding your viewpoint."