It's one thing for an individual to make what is arguably and purportedly a "personal attack," but quite another when a forum continues to serve as an institutional, overflowing well of religious hate, intolerance, and bigotry against "Mormons.".
This is the second time I have had to make that point.
It would appear that a cost-benefit analysis would be worthy of your consideration relative to the numbers of individuals who take quite personally the continuous flow of venom and vitriol that erupts at the mere mention of anything "Mormon."
By FR's own policy this sort of garbage should be removed from the main forum and onto the Religion forum where said invariably dies a well-deserved death. Violating one's own policy has a way of attracting unwanted attention from many and diverse interests...
Try it even a third time, and see if you get any different response from the RM.
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LOL!!
Then someone has stolen your screen name up above a few posts...and posted like an attack dog.
I'd look into that....Seems you've been hacked.
ROFLOL!!