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All right then, can you name an example where this news organization (Center for Investigative Reporting) has misled readers to make them believe the wrong thin
by salvar 8y ago
All right then, can you name an example where this news organization (Center for Investigative Reporting) has misled readers to make them believe the wrong things?
- whatshisface 8y agoThere's no point in being a less sophisticated reader than you can be. You should never be ignorant about the techniques that dishonest writers can use to fool you, no matter what you are reading.
- Buldak 8y agoJustifying a presumptive skepticism of reporting on Tesla with such a nebulous pronouncement as "but reporters often lie ..." is pretty much the opposite of "sophisticated."
- eduah 8y agoAgain, That Tesla under reported injuries, which a 4 month OSHA investigation proved wasn't true. Is that enough of a lie to mistrust Reveal? You must surely know this.
- frakkingcylons 8y agoAs mentioned in the Reveal article, OSHA also found four other instances of improperly reporting injuries but could not report it due to the statute of limitations.
- freerobby 8y agoThere are at least three prior examples of Reveal publishing falsehoods about Tesla: * Intentional underreporting of injuries. * Disallowing the use of yellow tape at the factory. * Disallowing audible warnings ("beeps") on forklifts.