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Equivocating is not the same thing as stating the equivalence of two things. Equivocation is "deliberate evasiveness in wording" and more particularly using one
by jtbayly 6y ago
Equivocating is not the same thing as stating the equivalence of two things. Equivocation is "deliberate evasiveness in wording" and more particularly using one word but switching between two different meanings of that word in a tricky way.
If this article is equivocating (I haven't read it), then it isn't in the title. The title makes a clear claim that doesn't even equate disinformation and dissent. It rather makes the claim that the war is dishonest with its stated goal.
It just so happens that I think that's accurate.
- yellowapple 6y ago> Equivocation is "deliberate evasiveness in wording" Framing anti-disinformation as anti-dissent is about as deliberately evasive as it gets.