re: #44 Obdicut

Sure. But the organization as a whole did a good job of noting which registrations were fraudulent. The way you posted it made it seem like ACORN, as a whole, routinely created and submitted fraudulent registrations. Given that this would be a wholly pointless and counterproductive activity for ACORN as a group to actually do, it’s also a rather strange accusation.

I meant to make it seem like ACORN, in Ohio, routinely…(what you said).

Not as a whole. ACORN in state A needs to be judged by its actions in that state, like most other relatively decentralized organizations.

And folks do lots of pointless and counterproductive things in the name of partisanship. No sense in pretending that ACORN is more above such things than any other organization.

But i was specifically talking about Ohio, and the naughtiness contained therein…