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Even the "fact check websites" have their biases, usually choosing to lie by omission and by presenting conclusions. They aren't just "here are all the facts in
by malandrew 6y ago
Even the "fact check websites" have their biases, usually choosing to lie by omission and by presenting conclusions. They aren't just "here are all the facts in no particular order so you can make up your mind". They are "here are the facts I've chosen to highlight and this is the conclusion to arrive at from these selected facts".
- trident5000 6y agoYes I see this often. There are lots of ways to be technically true but misleading at the same time. Not giving the whole story, focusing on a convenient micro-argument about the subject at hand, etc.