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the author intentionally crafted a lengthy piece of misinformation, in bad faith, with the intention of having it be misleading, using cherry-picking and rhetor
by adamrezich 5y ago
the author intentionally crafted a lengthy piece of misinformation, in bad faith, with the intention of having it be misleading, using cherry-picking and rhetorical/social media tricks, intentionally trying to fool most people with a slick arguments instead of correct ones... but she somehow believes her own line of bullshit 100% genuinely, even though she was the one who spun it to begin with?
you can't just call everyone who disagrees with your worldview L. Ron Hubbard and be done with it.
- dekhn 5y agoIt's quite common to do this. Most op-eds I read fall into the category of "author believes, uses rhetoric to cover up weak argument, to convince normies".