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No, I’m arguing your complaint is based on your own misreading. Some form of “reinfected” or “reinfections” appears 4 times in the press release. There’s no ne
by javagram 5y ago
No, I’m arguing your complaint is based on your own misreading. Some form of “reinfected” or “reinfections” appears 4 times in the press release.
There’s no need to “add qualifiers” - simply to not remove them.
- radford-neal 5y agoRead the title. What does it say? What it says is false. Note that many people won't read beyond the title. Read the second sentence of the first paragraph. It says two things, the first of which is false. You're arguing that the press release is fine, because although it contains false statements, it also contains some true statements.