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It seems strange that they would post this claim without verifying its veracity since they are a news outlet, do you have evidence they are opinions and not fac
by alexfromapex 4y ago
It seems strange that they would post this claim without verifying its veracity since they are a news outlet, do you have evidence they are opinions and not factually based?
- jakelazaroff 4y agoWhat do you mean? You can’t verify the veracity of an opinion.
- glitcher 4y agoExtraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. "vaccines were not stopping the transmission of COVID and thus mandates were pointless" I don't think it's very controversial to acknowledge that "mandates were pointless" is an opinion. There are many ways one might legitimately debate mandate policies, but using the claim that vaccines didn't stop transmission completely sure smells like a bad faith argument (again, of an opinion, not a fact).