>Approached with the same criteria as above, we could say that it's merely "unproven" Except it's very clearly not. There is direct evidence towards the contra

>Approached with the same criteria as above, we could say that it's merely "unproven" Except it's very clearly not. There is direct evidence towards the contrary. The claim in question is from a tweet that's cited directly at the beginning of the article that makes a claim that Trump did something that he did not do. It's not "unproven", it's literally "false" because Trump had nothing to do with it other than having his name on the property of the incident in question. This isn't some tenuous historical claim where the evidence has been lost and the fact that you can't see that means you either lack the ability to determine nuance or you're being intentionally dishonest and this was the best you could do or you couldn't find anything more concrete so you're hiding behind "chosen randomly". If you have a claim that Snopes is incorrectly listing claims without proof as false, then post them. If they're as frequent as you claim, you shouldn't have to resort to a random post. You would have an example at the ready. I suspect that you realize your argument holds no merit and that's why you can't provide an example. Otherwise, I see no reason why you shouldn't easily be able to show something that you claim is "very frequent".