Liberals continue to espouse a spirit of hatred and intolerance in our community. Are we ready to don hoods and burn crosses because our ideas are being challenged by outsiders?
Appreciate this excellent article. I was surprised to see that, as a reporter, Susan Wade feels comfortable adding her name to this group. It shows how the “news media” is bottoming out as a source for objective reporting.
Other names from activists in our area: U-turn in Education founder Elizabeth Dudash-Buskirk, U-turn in Education member Tamara Yancey, Haylee Anderson, former CCL board member Allyson Tuckness, Nixa library branch manager Brandon Jason, and Otter Bowman who is a past president of the Missouri Library Association.
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Your article also contains factual errors and defamatory statements about me. In Missouri, libel is a civil crime with monetary penalties. Here's a source you might find helpful. https://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/missouri-defamation-law.
Thank you for your comment. My article falls under fair use doctrine as it provides criticism and analysis of your reporting, with full attribution and documentation. Each claim made is supported by evidence, including screenshots, videos, and primary sources.
If you believe there are specific factual errors in my piece, I welcome you to point them out with supporting evidence, and I will gladly review and correct any demonstrated inaccuracies.
This is fascinating. I’m not sure I understand everything that’s going on yet but I’m going to start tracking this. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate your time reading and following. If I can assist, please let me know.
Appreciate this excellent article. I was surprised to see that, as a reporter, Susan Wade feels comfortable adding her name to this group. It shows how the “news media” is bottoming out as a source for objective reporting.
Other names from activists in our area: U-turn in Education founder Elizabeth Dudash-Buskirk, U-turn in Education member Tamara Yancey, Haylee Anderson, former CCL board member Allyson Tuckness, Nixa library branch manager Brandon Jason, and Otter Bowman who is a past president of the Missouri Library Association.
It’s amazing that they think we won’t notice their activism or their radical beliefs.
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Mr. Rice,
Posting an entire article from another publication as you have done in this blog post is copyright infringement, which can carry significant criminal and civil penalties. You can learn more about copyright law at https://www.copyright.gov/.
Your article also contains factual errors and defamatory statements about me. In Missouri, libel is a civil crime with monetary penalties. Here's a source you might find helpful. https://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/missouri-defamation-law.
Regards,
Susan Wade
Christian County Correspondent
Springfield Daily Citizen
ChristianCounty@sgfcitizen.org
Dear Mrs. Wade,
Thank you for your comment. My article falls under fair use doctrine as it provides criticism and analysis of your reporting, with full attribution and documentation. Each claim made is supported by evidence, including screenshots, videos, and primary sources.
If you believe there are specific factual errors in my piece, I welcome you to point them out with supporting evidence, and I will gladly review and correct any demonstrated inaccuracies.
Regards,
David Rice