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Those are baseless assertions about made-up facts (including a fabricated quote). That's the difference between random information on the Internet and serious j
by hackuser 10y ago
Those are baseless assertions about made-up facts (including a fabricated quote). That's the difference between random information on the Internet and serious journalism.
The former is sensational and provokes an emotional reaction, but those don't indicate truth. IME when professional communicators, like political leaders and news sources, increase the former, it's a very good sign that they lack the latter.
- pessimizer 10y agoWhat fabricated quote are you referring to? I hope not the quote in the comment you're replying to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_Wtu8Pzvd4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_Wtu8Pzvd4 Was there a fabricated quote some other time during that segment that you're referring to? I'm finding your comment difficult to parse.