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I don't see a she said? Being the devils advocate is fine, but if you have to invent your own she to say something, that's just bad faith isn't it?
by abofh 2y ago
I don't see a she said? Being the devils advocate is fine, but if you have to invent your own she to say something, that's just bad faith isn't it?
- f774d75 2y ago"He said, she said" is a common phrase used in English when there are conflicting opinions with little fact. The gender is largely irrelevant. The phrase may also be applied in situations where the conflicting opinions don't come from individuals but instead from ungendered organizations!
- tsimionescu 2y agoThe point wasn't about gender, it was that there don't seem to be any conflicting opinions. At least so far, no one is denying that the link was spyware, or that the spyware in question was made by Candiru, or that Candiru is an Israeli company that makes spyware. So there is no he said, she said. If Candiru were to issue a statement saying "this was not spyware made by us", then yes, it would be a case of he said, she said.