Fixx » Sun Jun 18, 2023 2:38 am wrote:Belligerent Savant wrote:However misrepresented or not the above link may be, there is no doubt Obama is no 'advocate' for the commoner.
Very much in keeping with the theme of this thread:
No, no, no, you can't just say "Oh well the information at the link was bogus BUT...." just because it fits your narrative, that's not how it works.
You are misrepresenting and/or misinterpreting what I typed.
I typed:
However misrepresented or not the above link may be, there is no doubt Obama is no 'advocate' for the commoner.
I am not making a call on the link provided by Grizzly, which is the link you took issue with. I did not look at the link to this point and have no opinion on it. But irrespective of how faulty Grizz's link may or may not be, it is clear, upon any sober assessment, that Obama is NOT an advocate for the commoner. THIS is my point.
(the same point can be made about practically any current/former president over the past ~50yrs, and historically, to various degrees)
I then provided a link for a separate article that expounds a bit on my point -- that Obama has, at a minimum, ulterior motives -- by way of an example.
Is that clearer to you now?
If not, please state your case more clearly. Let's say Grizzly's link is inaccurate in its content, for argument's sake. Now what? Are you here to claim that because the link is inaccurate that Obama is .... what? an advocate for peace? As if a single hyperlink -- accurate or not -- is what hinges on the entirety of Obama's intentions/M.O.?
Of course, there is potential/probability of disinfo/misinfo coming from all sides on a given topic. That's part of the point of this thread. AND as such: if your point is that we all need to be diligent in our assessment of any/all information irrespective of source: duly noted, and agreed.
Is this what you're attempting to convey here, or do you have a larger point to make?