Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Q: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : disclaimer: if you are a Mormon reading this, I genuinely mean no disrespect towards you in any way shape or form and would actually reccomend to stop reading now. 

without going into too much detail, there is something called the CES letter that essentially proves that Joseph Smith was a complete fraud in 15+ different ways. among many other issues with the church that just urks me to even think about, this is the only factual piece of evidence but boy is it damning. 

to my question. I was raised in a Mormon family and fell away some years ago, it had nothing to do with the CES letter. would I be an asshole if I posted the link to this letter on my Facebook/Instagram and other medias? I'm considering posting this exact paragraph word for word:

"to all my friends and family. I know this may come as a shock to you, but the church of Jesus Christ as you know it and have believed in it for years, is false. I don't want to offend any of you and I want all of you to know that I have loved and will continue to love you, regardless of the choices you make after reading this post. whether it be to read this letter or to ignore it or even to block my future posts. I accept all consequences. I know that some of you have questions regarding the church's true history. the answers to your questions can be found in this letter. to those of you who have never questioned the church or it's leaders, I believe you still deserve to know the truth. 

CESletter.org

I love you all and nothing about that will ever change. you all deserve the truth and it is my greatest hope for you to one day find it. thank you."

WIBTA for doing this so publicly? 

thanks in advance. 


A: 
yes