In other words, Mr. Sky, in your expert opinion, you can't identify anything the Daily Mail story said that wasn't 100% accurate?
It is Ms. Sky, thank you, sir.
In other words, Mr. Bomb #20, you still are arguing a losing position. To answer your question, a story can have statements that are true but the story still be a story that is slanted to give an impression that is both erroneous and misleading. Do you disagree that
The Daily Mail with the headline gave the impression that the story was about immigrants and Muslims rioting without any proof? The riot happening in a 75% neighborhood of immigrants
does not mean in any scenario that the perpetrators of the riot were
factually either Muslims or immigrants. Yellow journalism? I think so. This presumption is only bolstered by the fact that DrZ says from Swedish reporting he doesn't understand immigrants to have been the instigators of the riot at all.
It is not any accident, I might add, that Wikipedia, itself not a trusted source academically as a citation within pedagogical institutions, recently voted to ban The Daily Mail as an unreliable source.
It's okay, go ahead and say it, they know.
[/Joe Pesci]
Are we playing golf now?
You're doing it again, you know, the thing that I clarify later in this post that led me to respond to you.
As you are surely aware, my question wasn't directed to you. It was directed to DrZ. It follows that the "you" in my question doesn't refer to you; it refers to him. It follows that the "he" in my question doesn't refer to him; it refers to TSwizzle.
This is a public forum. Please understand I have been part of other forums and know how forums generally work even
if I'm new here. Part of the nature of the forum is the reasonable risk that you or anyone and including me takes in making a public post that we're inadvertently inviting others not contemplated to respond even when the questions are directed at specifically someone and part of an ongoing conversation with that someone. So, I'm unsure as to why you should personally think the lecture is warranted. To the best of my knowledge, I have not been impolitic.
However, if you must know as to why I responded when your question was towards DrZ, an implicit question I presume in your post if not actually outright asked, it is because not only did I think your questions were askew but you gave the attitude of wanting to get one over on him in an unkind way.
It was the line "I have two questions for you, I expect you'll duck them" that rubbed wrong.
But in the event that you did intend the "he" to refer to TSwizzle, then no, I do not think that any of your analysis of DrZ's state of mind about the riots, irrespective of whether it's a correct analysis, in any way qualifies DrZ to make pronouncements about TSwizzle's state of mind. If you think it qualifies DrZ to know what's going on in TSwizzle's head, why do you think that?
Your written English is, so far as at least I can tell, flawless. I'm sure you'll agree. So, I'm sure you'll understand my skepticism as to you not understanding as to who the pronoun "he" referred to within my post. Your original question was, "What is the
make believe thing TSwizzle posted that
you are claiming he knows is just make believe?" And then after my assertions connecting the dots, I said precisely, "Do you think that now qualifies
DrZoidberg to being able to say that
TSwizzle is posting a make-believe thing that
he knows is make-believe?"
But to answer what I consider frankly a question that's entirely unnecessary and in some ways absurd as my coloring of the questions show above, of course the pronoun "he" was referring to TSwizzle. However, that wasn't my comment to you by way of a response. My comment by way of response was the question, "Do you think that now qualifies DrZoidberg to being able to say that TSwizzle is posting a make-believe thing that he knows is make-believe?" After understanding that the story did not point the fingers at immigrants or refugees or Muslims at the culprits despite the DM headline, I think it did qualify DrZ to be able to say that TSwizzle was ignoring an understanding of the specific situation that would make the posting of the article irrelevant and thereby in the realm of "make-believe" as it was not supported by current known facts that would point the fingers towards immigrants or refugees or Muslims in a thread specifically about the dangers of them.
If you think it qualifies DrZ to know what's going on in TSwizzle's head, why do you think that?
Great question.
To the degree that our posting habits and assertions reflect our state of mind and overt prejudices or lack thereof, I'd say that DrZ can qualify himself to say what's going on in TSwizzle's head even when DrZ or anyone else here cannot factually know what is going on in any person's mind. It is, I imagine, also the reason why courts allow testimony of others as to the impression the defendant gave as to his/her state of mind even when it is understood that such cannot be factually known.
Peace.