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I understand the sentiment, but for many of us, this stopped being just about Karen Read a long time ago. When you really step back and look at what happened here, the implications are much bigger than one defendant, one victim, or one case. What Karen Read, her team, and even the USAO's office helped normalize should concern anyone who cares about the integrity of the justice system. A defendant with money, influence, media access, and a willing online army has spent years targeting witnesses, spreading misinformation, weaponizing social media, manipulating narratives, pressuring institutions, and turning private citizens into public enemies. If this becomes acceptable, it becomes a playbook for other cases. I don't know anyone that's here because we think we're one post away from some grand victory. We're here because we've watched real people suffer. We've watched witnesses, families, and private citizens endure years of harassment, threats, lies, and character assassination. We've watched people we genuinely care about have their lives turned upside down. Those people matter too. Just because you see us correcting misinformation online doesn't mean that's all we're doing. This is only one small piece of the puzzle. And you may look at that and think we're wasting our time. That's your right. But someone could look at any cause, hobby, profession, or passion and say the same thing. The value of something depends on whether it matters to you. To us, this matters. Because there are still victims in this story. There are still people being harmed. Maybe one day we'll stop talking about it. Maybe one day there won't be anything left to say. But that day isn't today.