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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic


yes you SHOULD have reworded it.
It still sounds like a strawman, because I dont believe she alluded to that either.
If you would like to show falsifying video of riots to be elsewhere, for gods sake show it and stop dangling it.

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ORIGINAL: kalikshama

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So Kali, do you believe that the other media outlets never make mistakes?

Of course not. Here are examples of NY Times corrections. See the difference?

An earlier version of this article misstated the starting salary for newly hired teachers. It is $45,530, not $42,512.

* Because one informal name of the hooded crow is "gray crow," I initially included the wrong Latin species name -- Corvus tristis. I've removed it.

An earlier version of this article misstated the name of a Denver Broncos running back. He is Lance Ball, not Leonard Ball.

An Associated Press article on Friday about sales of the cholesterol drug Lipitor referred imprecisely to a discount card that Pfizer is offering. While some patients will be able to get the drug with a $4 co-payment, not all will be eligible for such a discount because the card carries many restrictions.

A Political Memo article on Thursday about Mitt Romney’s speech after his New Hampshire primary victory on Tuesday quoted incorrectly from one of his comments. Referring to President Obama, Mr. Romney said, “He wants to turn America into a European-style social welfare state” — not “a European-style entitlement society,” which is how the statement was rendered in the text of the speech released by the Romney campaign.

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Thank you for answering. And no I don't see the difference. They all fuck up from time to time, you just don't see thread after thread when another stations do it.