

It’s the same thing they do with claiming some random tattoo is a gang tattoo.
It’s difficult to prove an actual crime was committed by someone than to create a scary boogeyman “organization” and just convince people you’re guilty by association. It’s even easier when you can change the characteristics of the boogeyman to match the person you’re trying to prosecute.
We’ve let it go on for decades, and now there’s plenty of precedent. We don’t stand a chance.
Ditto. Give them the Target treatment and then hit the next company, and the next, until they get the message.