srsly whats goin on

BBC made Trump sound like a warmonger via misquote

because they need him to be

https://twitter.com/Timcast/status/1044755204971868160

i mean, its not like the msm pushed for war before under a republican president

Like a really dangerous bit of fake news lol

They pushed for war under *this* president

For their own purposes

i know, i'm making a reference to the bush era

msm pushing fake news to call for war

They were also pretty okay with Bomber Obama

yeah, but he was "withdrawing troops"

also he was bombing us citizens so its fine

>> BBC effectively publishes that the President of the United States has declared war on Iran during a UN assembly.

>> "#ourbad"

the need to be suspended

I thought BBC wasn't that bad

A few days ago they put a really good thread investigating the murder of a mother and her children in africa

Those people actually had to do research though, unlike most people who just play telephone 😉

somebody cut tim saying despacito in the michael moore video

songify it

@Rabbi Shekels pushing a country towards war (even accidentally) seems worse than most things people get banned/suspended for, so i agree.

im not advocating for deplatforming but suspend them

giv tem a slap on the wrist

>James Woods banned for pointing out an instance of Poe's Law
>BBC okay to start WW3 with fake news

we all know twitter wont though

I wish there was at least an acknowledgement of how irresponsible and dangerous that "mistake" was.

not just #ourbad

agree

hmm

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-45565684

People should read this. 2% to 10% of all sexual assault allegations against men are false accusations. This went from being rare instance to this ever since the #Metoo movement has sprung up.

They don't mention women who lie during divorce.

So many people are looking for the pity train and victimization.

Don't know why people are looking to be victimized. Maybe it is because they gain so much attention.

did you see that one person who piled on admited just that

npr actually reported it

No... didn't see that. Did they just admit that they falsely accused him?

Can you post a link?

I would disagree with you and say you're cynical as fuck except the main reason people are on social media is for that dopamine rush they get when people view, like, subscribe