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>To me it seemed clear that he was talking about a research idea, not about a home treatment. Yes, the preceding paragraph makes that clear. >On the other han
by asdkjh345fd 6y ago
>To me it seemed clear that he was talking about a research idea, not about a home treatment.
Yes, the preceding paragraph makes that clear.
>On the other hand I don't think he made that point 100% clear.
Definitely not, most of what he said is barely coherent nonsense. So if the media wants to report on that, they should report what he said, or even "we have no idea what he is babbling about". But instead the media openly lies about what he said. We have huge numbers of people right here being outraged that Trump would give people the idea that drinking bleach is a good idea, yet it is the media giving people that idea, not Trump. Our media is not simply failing us, they are actively harmful. It is disgraceful.
- mcnamaratw 6y agoI agree that the media should report on facts. If they delude us on purpose then they're helping wreck the country. Unfortunately that applies to the media on both deranged "sides" of the post-truth landscape. When they misreport, they're wrecking the place. They all do it, and the old excuse "well the other guys are doing it" is the opposite of comforting.