Bob Just Doesn't Get It

"It makes people think all you want to do is cause trouble.  And we do, for the bad guys with the secrets."

On columbuzz, who decides who the bad guys are?  Bob and Jeremy, two of the worst bad guys.

"What bothers me is the fact that everyone concentrates on the small percentage we MAY be wrong about and they look over the majority that we were right about."

Let's assume for the moment that Bob's fantasy-land is reality and that this statement is true. Suppose that Bob is attacking someone on columbuzz and he makes the following four claims about him:

1. He advertised an odometer tampering device for sale on the internet.
2. He used Walmart as a dead drop site in an attempt to buy false information.
3. He acts like a cyber bully on the internet.
4. He is a child molester.

Now suppose that the first three are true but the last one isn't true.  Since three out of the four are true (75%), Bob was right about the majority of the claims and he was wrong about a small percentage of them (25%).  So which group of statements is the most damaging?  The three true ones or the one false one?

"To me, a cult was a group of zombie-like people who worship their human leader no matter what he did."

Sounds like Bob and his bots.