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Yes but it does not invalidate the fact!
by reqo 3y ago
Yes but it does not invalidate the fact!
- coldtea 3y agoKind of does. Facts don't mean anything without perspective.
- croes 3y ago>says he believes the social media company is the “largest marketplace for predators and paedophiles globally”. Doesn't sound like a fact. On FB it's easier to find them compared to Telegram for instance
- wiseowise 3y ago100% of pedos drink water! 100% of pedos breath same air as you and me! Wow, what a fact.
- meiraleal 3y agoMeta profits from pedo drinking their water.
- wiseowise 3y agoBuses profit from pedos spying on kids in them. Google and Apple profit from pedos using their phones to spy on kids. Public infrastructure provides convenience for pedos to do their dirty work. I can continue like that for a long time, you know.
- Arnt 3y agoIt invalidates by twisting. Rhetorically speaking it's simple to make the biggest in some class seem to be worst in some related class. If I'm the biggest taxi operator in town, I'm likely to have the highest CO₂ emissions of all the taxi companies, see? You can omit or deemphasise the connection between the two and make me seem bad. It's just a form of lying by omission.