Stew Peters, the universally-recognized white supremacist that has been a major voice in support of Donald Trump’s campaign, has a startling message for the former president: Put your wife on a leash. That’s the message he sent in no uncertain terms to Trump, along with the most recent “promo” video of the former FLOTUS when […]
The entire “article” is based on one tweet from one guy. Guess that guy is “MAGAs”.
Welcome to the level of rigor they treated antifa with, or those _____ slammed by twitter articles.
This is what’s called a whataboutism and it is garbage rhetoric. I’m not saying it isn’t hilarious watching these idiots eat themselves alive. But giving something you agree with a pass because ‘well the other guy did it first’ is dumb.
Or it is commentary on current (lack of) journalistic expectations.
What?
It’s not a commentary on shit. It’s attempted righteous grandstanding that falls apart pretty quick and so is this comment.
Considering the point of whataboutism is to deflect, their example of “slam” articles wouldn’t make sense as it is often used by what you would consider that person’s side wouldn’t make sense. I’d even say your comment fits the good old fallacy fallacy.
Props for being so self aware to label your own comment as shoddy.
I suppose it’s as solid as “lots of people are saying it.”
Everybody says so. Many such cases.
This is no different than Trump saying “they say” when he makes up some bullshit.
Political Flare has an abysmal mbfc score
Damn, an abysmal score from an abysmal critic.
What’s Marina Bay Financial Centre got to do with this?