Is "The Brotherhood" is good for DDO

Thank you Con for your response and hopefully we can keep this civil debate. My opponent"s entire argument is built around suggesting that we are racist, therefore our opinion does not matter. I would like to begin by saying that while we have made some controversial statements in the past, we are most certainly not racist. As a group we have grown and our ideas of certain ethnic groups have evolved, as a result of our growth, we can no longer be held accountable for our past statements or debates. The only reason my opponent is able to use our past debates against us, is because as a group, we try to be as transparent as possible. You know exactly where you stand with us, we don"t bullsh*t about our ideas. As it happens, we reject our past statements and we openly admit that they were wrong, however, we do not regret making those statements, we firmly believe that was a part of an important step in helping us grow. My opponent also makes another contention, that we contradict our own rules. He falsely quotes our manifesto found here- http://www.debate.org...... In our manifesto you can find our rules- "Follow Masterful the leader Obey the DDO terms and services. Respect all Brotherhood members. These are the basic rules of the Brotherhood." We obey the terms of use, openly criticising a certain ethnic group of people is not against the terms of use, I"ve also mentioned the growth our group has, and is going through. We certainly show respect, not only to our fellow members, but for other users, we do not use profanities to insult, nor do we enact personal attacks on other users, unlike my opponent"s recent attacks against us- A direct quote from my opponent- "Cleansing the World of Sin, Nazis, Skinheads and Racists" My opponent also makes one final attack on our choice of words, being the word "Elite" he questions whether we are actually elite by simply stating that our group is "relatively new" therefore it cannot be elite. We consider ourselves to be elite, based on our ability to adapt to new ideas, welcome anyone of any race, belief or gender and we are also proud of our good conduct. To conclude- I have contested my opponents 3 attacks on our group being: 1. His distaste for our past debates: 2. He believes we contradict our own rules, despite the fact that he mis-quoted our rules. 3. He dislikes our use of the word "elite." It"s clear that my opponent has not been able to support his side of the argument, in no shape, way or form has he sufficiently explained why, on a website that promotes free speech, that our opinions are bad for the website and should not be welcomed. Instead he cherry picks quotes made by our members who represent a larger group. He attacks the members which can falter due to human error, he does not attack the group itself. The Brotherhood promotes togetherness, by accepting ANYone into the group. However, my opponent does not welcome anyone, he wants us to leave the site, made apparent by the group he is in where he states- "We are a peaceful organization that works together with the community to eliminate Racists" How does one "eliminate" peacefully? Hmm. It"s clear that my opponent does not promote togetherness, he cherry picks who he wants in his community and attempts to decide who can exercise their free speech. This alone tells us that he is intolerant towards certain groups of people, thus making him a hypocrite based on the claims he has made towards us. DDO is a website where many debates such as "abortion should be legal" and "God doesn"t exist" are very common, it"s refreshing to see a debate that is not only different, but is also controversial. It not only creates a new flow of ideas, but it helps others to question the previously unquestionable, this is healthy, this is what the Brotherhood believes DDO needs. However, that does not means our past debates represent us, nor are correct, they only represent a growth in our understand and the exploration of the unquestioned. It"s clear my opponent is a part of a victim culture where his arguments are simply complaining how much certain ideas offend him. I would ask my opponent to explain how the Brotherhood"s operation on this site has harmed anyone and how promoting a community and togetherness is harmful.