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Plenty of untrue statements are asserted as fact in good faith and without intention to deceive. Asking for evidence is not the same thing as an accusation of d
by darpa_escapee 8y ago
Plenty of untrue statements are asserted as fact in good faith and without intention to deceive. Asking for evidence is not the same thing as an accusation of dishonesty.
- darawk 8y agoUm, what? These people are representing themselves as employees of Amazon, who work in these factories. Unless they are lying about that, then they are in a position to know. Therefore, if they are making an assertion and it is untrue, they are lying. This isn't that complicated.
- greglindahl 8y agoIs it possible that two employees at an Amazon facility might disagree about the ideal temperature of the facility?
- darawk 8y agoSure, but whether or not they get bathroom breaks is objective.
- greglindahl 8y agoNo. Different people have different opinions as to whether they get enough bathroom breaks.
- darawk 8y agoYou added a word there. The prior claim was that they didn't get them, fullstop.