This Is Why So Many On The Left Are Misinformed

[Rightguide]

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'Oops! ... I did it again!' Establishment media forced into major recent retractions​

NPR, The New York Times, The Washington Post and Rolling Stone have all issued major corrections over the past week.

https://justthenews.com/accountabil...ishment-media-forced-major-recent-retractions

What we need is an index of media corrections at the end of the week or month. It should be accessible to everyone.

 

[Rotadom]

Did you already abandon your other thread whining about the media due to you getting kicked in the head throughout it?

 

[ll74]

Corrections are a good thing. Fox "News" should try it sometime.

 

[Rightguide]

Did you already abandon your other thread whining about the media due to you getting kicked in the head throughout it?

^^^
delusions of grandeur is a symptom, feather foot.

 

[lazy_literotic]

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'Oops! ... I did it again!' Establishment media forced into major recent retractions​

NPR, The New York Times, The Washington Post and Rolling Stone have all issued major corrections over the past week.

https://justthenews.com/accountabil...ishment-media-forced-major-recent-retractions

What we need is an index of media corrections at the end of the week or month. It should be accessible to everyone.

uuuhhhh - just for funzies - I clicked on the npr link.
no mention at all of how bo binden died. let alone some corrections .
you sure eat up shit.

 

[snailspace]

uuuhhhh - just for funzies - I clicked on the npr link.
no mention at all of how bo binden died. let alone some corrections .
you sure eat up shit.

You are lazy, here is the correction,

Correction March 4, 2023​

An earlier version of this report incorrectly stated that Beau Biden died of injuries he received in Afghanistan and Iraq. Beau Biden died of brain cancer.

 

[Rotadom]

^^^
delusions of grandeur is a symptom, feather foot.

You were triggered into creating what is essentially a duplicate whining thread, twinkle toes.

 

[lazy_literotic]

so fucking what -
you believe the big lie - even after the liars that told you the lie admit to lying.

 

[Bray123]

If the left watched more OAN and Breitbart, they'd be much better informed. Mmm, OK.

'I love the poorly educated.'

 

[lazy_literotic]

hydroxychloriquine and that ivermicen shit -
you guys's fucking gullibility must have boggled the minds at fox.
you guys will believe anything a reep tells you.

 

[ll74]

If you don't corroborate your news stories, you are uninformed.

 

[Rightguide]

uuuhhhh - just for funzies - I clicked on the npr link.
no mention at all of how bo binden died. let alone some corrections .
you sure eat up shit.

I couldn't find it either. The other NPR link checked out. The fact is the President himself did say the following:

“I say this as a father of a man who won the Bronze Star, the Conspicuous Service Medal, and lost his life in Iraq. Imagine the courage, the daring, and the genuine sacrifice — genuine sacrifice they all made,”

The fact is he died six years later after returning from Iraq, but I have no doubt that NPR along with the rest of the Democrat-compliant media did report Biden's words as true.

When you read the transcript the link provided points to, NPR did correctly report the truth about the cause of Beau Biden's death. But you are right it isn't reported as a correction. If you go to the bottom of NPR's page you will find a link to a list of searchable corrections. I didn't find it listed there either.

 

[ll74]

I couldn't find it either. The other NPR link checked out. The fact is the President himself did say the following:

“I say this as a father of a man who won the Bronze Star, the Conspicuous Service Medal, and lost his life in Iraq. Imagine the courage, the daring, and the genuine sacrifice — genuine sacrifice they all made,”

The fact is he died six years later after returning from Iraq, but I have no doubt that NPR along with the rest of the Democrat-compliant media did report Biden's words as true.

When you read the transcript the link provided points to, NPR did correctly report the truth about the cause of Beau Biden's death. But you are right it isn't reported as a correction. If you go to the bottom of NPR's page you will find a link to a list of searchable corrections. I didn't find it listed there either.

So does this mean that your "news outlet" will need a correction on their story about news corrections?

And does this make you misinformed because they reported the story wrong?

Self owns are fun to spectate

 

[snailspace]

I couldn't find it either. The other NPR link checked out. The fact is the President himself did say the following:

“I say this as a father of a man who won the Bronze Star, the Conspicuous Service Medal, and lost his life in Iraq. Imagine the courage, the daring, and the genuine sacrifice — genuine sacrifice they all made,”

The fact is he died six years later after returning from Iraq, but I have no doubt that NPR along with the rest of the Democrat-compliant media did report Biden's words as true.

When you read the transcript the link provided points to, NPR did correctly report the truth about the cause of Beau Biden's death. But you are right it isn't reported as a correction. If you go to the bottom of NPR's page you will find a link to a list of searchable corrections. I didn't find it listed there either.

its at the bottom of the link,

Correction March 4, 2023​

An earlier version of this report incorrectly stated that Beau Biden died of injuries he received in Afghanistan and Iraq. Beau Biden died of brain cancer.

 

[lazy_literotic]

so fucking what - I'm not going to read it.
the line I remember is daddy blamed it and thought his cancer was caused by Iraq duty.

 

[Rightguide]

its at the bottom of the link,

Correction March 4, 2023​

An earlier version of this report incorrectly stated that Beau Biden died of injuries he received in Afghanistan and Iraq. Beau Biden died of brain cancer.

Thanks for that. I scrolled right by it to the correction link at the very bottom of the page. It isn't listed in their correction record. At any rate Lazy's assertion was wrong.

 

[Rightguide]

so fucking what - I'm not going to read it.
the line I remember is daddy blamed it and thought his cancer was caused by Iraq duty.

Yes because you really aren't interested in the truth.

 

[ll74]

Yes because you really aren't interested in the truth.

The correction was because the news outlets found out a truth and provided it to the reader.

For example- when Fox News found out that there was no truth to dominion systems changing votes, they should've issued a correction and stopped promoting those lies.

 

[Rightguide]

So does this mean that your "news outlet" will need a correction on their story about news corrections?

And does this make you misinformed because they reported the story wrong?

Self owns are fun to spectate

No, because the link was correct. I was wrong in not seeing it identified as a correction at the end of the article. Lazy was wrong in her initial assessment.

 

[ll74]

No, because the link was correct. I was wrong in not seeing it identified as a correction at the end of the article. Lazy was wrong in her initial assessment.

Got it.

 

[lazy_literotic]

Yes because you really aren't interested in the truth.

ok - you got us dead to rights -
now explain why you believe the big lie when - it has been demonstrated that there was no fraud.
and fox admits behind the cameras that there was no fraud.
huh?

 

[AlexBailey]

The brain cancer Beau Biden died of was very likely caused by exposure to toxic substances released while burning trash in open pits while he was in the military.

Saying he was killed in Iraq isn’t accurate, saying he died of injuries from his service isn’t quite accurate either, yet his death very well may have been a result of his war time service.

Splitting hairs here.

The other retractions mentioned in the OP article were mostly qualifications and minor inaccuracies in stories which otherwise had merit, not Fox style whole-cloth fabrications.

 

[Rotadom]

The brain cancer Beau Biden died of was very likely caused by exposure to toxic substances released while burning trash in open pits while he was in the military.

Saying he was killed in Iraq isn’t accurate, saying he died of injuries from his service isn’t quite accurate either, yet his death very well may have been a result of his war time service.

Splitting hairs here.

The other retractions mentioned in the OP article were mostly qualifications and minor inaccuracies in stories which otherwise had merit, not Fox style whole-cloth fabrications.

This was my conclusion as well and most likely correct.

 

[Rightguide]

ok - you got us dead to rights -
now explain why you believe the big lie when - it has been demonstrated that there was no fraud.
and fox admits behind the cameras that there was no fraud.
huh?

Fraud concerning what?

 

[icanhelp1]

The brain cancer Beau Biden died of was very likely caused by exposure to toxic substances released while burning trash in open pits while he was in the military.

Saying he was killed in Iraq isn’t accurate, saying he died of injuries from his service isn’t quite accurate either, yet his death very well may have been a result of his war time service.

Splitting hairs here.

The other retractions mentioned in the OP article were mostly qualifications and minor inaccuracies in stories which otherwise had merit, not Fox style whole-cloth fabrications.

I don't recall any media suggesting that Beau was at all associated with burn pits.