Don't take the bait. Be wary of attempts to frame pizzagate researchers (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Vindicator

I'm not sure what's up with the sudden rash of posts about supposed pedo logos and codes:

Spurring researchers into witch-hunting companies and organizations based on logo shapes alone is a disinfo tactic we've seen used to delegitimize the pizzagate investigation in the past. It has been used as an excuse to label us "extremists", to justify account suspensions, and to bury legit research with much more suspicious evidence of pedo-friendliness than a mere logo or potential coded language.

This is why a logo by itself is not enough to satisfy Rule 1.

Given the truther purges on YouTube and Twitter recently,

this trend should be raising the hair on people's necks. Stay frosty, people!

@think- @ben_matlock @EricKaliberhall @blacksmith21

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Enigmatic_Continuum ago

I don't believe they stop with pizza and triangle swirls. I think there are other symbols and codes that they use, and I don't believe it's a "witch hunt" to look deeper into those who are using other symbols/codes that appear suspicious based on other things we already know and/or have proof of. For example, I'm in a spot right now where I don't know what to do because about 2 months ago, I met a guy at a work social. He handed me his business card and it has the FBI pedo triangle as his logo, but slightly altered. I only encounter this guy once a month, so no chance to get to know him better or know who he's buddies with, but last week I saw him at another social and after a few drinks, he says to about 5 of us sitting around that his kid got into trouble for drawing a penis entering a 12 year old vagina. I and everyone were speechless, and I'm thinking, "How odd that he pegs an age to a drawing, and how exactly do you draw one that's 12 years old." So, now I'm in this predicament where I'm sure the dude's a pedo, but what do I do about it? He gave me a creepy vibe before I saw his business card, but what are the cops going to say if I request he be investigated for suspicious activities based on his logo, what his kid did, what he said, and his creepy vibe?

So, back to the thread topic, I believe that it's important to look at companies' logos, examine their activities, then decide if it merits a closer look or write it off as a coincidence.

Vindicator ago

I don't believe it's a "witch hunt" to look deeper into those who are using other symbols/codes that appear suspicious based on other things we already know and/or have proof of.

I never said it was, EC. In fact, any post about a suspicious logo that also included "other things we already know and/or have proof of" would be left up...even possibly flaired as "Potential Lead" or "New Evidence".

It wasn't my intent to label anyone a troll. I was attempting to point out a pattern, and I clearly said this might be an attempt to bury legit leads.

Enigmatic_Continuum ago

Fair enough, and I see your point. Carry on, Soldier. ;)