> Claiming someone is a liar is almost always a gross oversimplification and a form of propaganda in and of itself. I don't buy this. Seems like fake informati

> Claiming someone is a liar is almost always a gross oversimplification and a form of propaganda in and of itself. I don't buy this. Seems like fake information to me. Now, to be clear, I do agree that tech companies must not be trusted to make decisions about politics. But the reason for this isn't because there isn't such a thing as a liar. I know you said "almost always", and didn't say "always a gross simplification", but still. There are liars. They are people who tell lies.