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Thank you for clarifying; however, as I was quoting directly from the linked article, in paragraph six (the ellipses I added did not change the meaning of the s
by sorbus 15y ago
Thank you for clarifying; however, as I was quoting directly from the linked article, in paragraph six (the ellipses I added did not change the meaning of the sentence noticeably), not from the actual policy, I think that you might be better served to call the article out as not accurately representing the policy rather than to call people out for taking the article at face value.
- tptacek 15y agoThe article you're quoting links directly to the LAPD SAR, where the surrounding context (literally in the same sentence) to your "hours of operation" quote makes it obvious that your "found an interesting business" proposition isn't implicated. The article quoted the SAR out of context, and not only did you perpetuate that bad quote, but you actually amplified it by making up a narrative to go with it. The original text of the article is no defense for intellectual laziness or dishonesty.