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Logan Smith Argumentative Essay
On August 11, Logan Smith, a North Carolina man, was shaming and naming people on twitter. The people who he called out were in the Charlottesville white supremacy march. According to Smith, he believes that if racist people are no longer going to hide their identities, then they should be known to the public for who they are.

Although some people like how Smith is acting, he has been receiving a lot of death threats for him and his family. All because of him exposing the names of some people who were in the march. Although he knows some people can file a lawsuit against him, he will deny charges because he insists that he confirms their identity before posting the pictures online. But Smith is not the only person who has been receiving
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