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> (I think the argument about the tiny crowd and the misleading photography is a lot stronger) "Stronger" in what sense? I don't understand the point people ar
by tom_mellior 7y ago
> (I think the argument about the tiny crowd and the misleading photography is a lot stronger)
"Stronger" in what sense? I don't understand the point people are trying to make regarding the crowd size at one particular demonstration. Are you suggesting that the Budapest city councilors were somehow "tricked" into approving this motion unanimously, just by showing them a few photos from strange angles?
- new2628 7y agoI think the point people were making/implying is that there is hardly any public support, or interest in this initiative by those who live in the city. It is more a kind of insider baseball between the politicians and the readers of such articles.
- skrebbel 7y agoI'm not making any point really, just that if you're going to draw any conclusion about anything from that photo alone, then "omg that sign says 'pussy'!!1" wouldn't be my first pick.