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If it's not "sneaky", it's at least lazy. "Some believe they were targeted"... Who? Why? If I said "Some believe we didn't land on the moon", that would be a t
by crazy1van 9y ago
If it's not "sneaky", it's at least lazy. "Some believe they were targeted"... Who? Why?
If I said "Some believe we didn't land on the moon", that would be a true statement. But, it's also a way at hinting that we may have really not landed on the moon without offering any evidence or even citing specific people who believe that.
- AndrewCHM 9y ago"who", the people who were distributing union related materials "why", because they were distributing union related materials? "without offering any evidence", which is why it says "believe"
- wybiral 9y agoI think they meant: who are the "some people" who "believe they were targeted" And why did they believe that? Without some grounds for accusation it's "sneaky".