
The CP3 also counters terrorism. That is its job. It just focuses more on community-based prevention. Nothing in the post is misinformation just because the specific organization wasn’t mentioned. You’re desperately grasping at straws to defend the incompetency of the Trump administration. The most charitable interpretation of your critique is that it was simply a whataboutism, but it actually sounds like you were trying to discuss the same topic as the post.
It’s not. Two different people lead two different organizations with overlapping goals. What’s so difficult to understand about this? It is not inaccurate to say that Joseph Kent leads our anti-terrorism program, and it is not inaccurate to say that Thomas Fugate leads our anti-terrorism program. If it’s difficult for you to wrap your head around the fact that our government has multiple anti-terrorism programs, you should be pretty embarrassed.
Lmao. I think it’s quite obvious to everyone who is grasping at straws here seeing as you’re the one having to keep qualifying your claim based on which one is more "primary." The reality is that they aren’t comparable at all. They have completely different purposes. Nothing you are saying is relevant.
It is relevant, you just don't want it to be relevant because it disproves your point. He is not the leader of the anti terrorism program. He's the leader of CP3, which isn't what the post says. Showing misinformation and how the post is disingenuous. You're the reason the United States education system is so frowned upon.
"Our anti-terrorism program" is a vague allusion to the goal of the specific organization they are referring to. It does not specify the organization. You are (falsely) ASSUMING which organization they meant to try to characterize the post as misinformation, which is incredibly stupid since there is an organization they could have meant that makes it accurate (CP3).