On: This Pizzeria Is Not a Child-Trafficking Site

[cperciva]

I know where I'll be eating dinner if I ever visit Washington DC. If enough people make a practice of standing up for victims like these, we might see less use of weaponized slander.

[m0nastic → cperciva]

This is a wonderful sentiment, but as someone who lives next door to this place, you absolutely don't want to eat there.

If you come to DC, by all means buy some food from there, but then throw it in the garbage and I'll happily treat you to a much better dinner.

[DigForTheKids → cperciva]

Look at the archive of this man's instagram. Judge for yourself. Don't just take the NYTimes' opinion as sacred. This is a massive scandal that is breaking as we speak.

[techsupporter → DigForTheKids]

> Look at the archive of this man's instagram. Judge for yourself.

Done and done. Saw a bunch of happy customers posting pictures of their kids having a blast at a family restaurant...all captioned with misleading and, occasionally, vile captions.

[Melchizedek → DigForTheKids]

Not saying you are right, but I found a summary of what this is about that gives some understanding of why a lot of people seem to believe in this stuff: https://www.reddit.com/r/pizzagate/comments/5da0kp/comet_pin...