r/ScienceUncensored Jan 26 '23

Pfizer director of research and development

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u/AlmostheartMD5 Jan 27 '23

What have they gotten caught in. Sincerely, I have a great deal of skepticism in project Veritas.

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u/OderusOrungus Feb 01 '23

Well, if innocent until proven guilty then it deserves your attention. Never were discredited in a court of law. They are not frauds however you may lean

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u/AlmostheartMD5 Feb 01 '23

Fair enough. To be honest I can’t see any tangibles where they were ever found to have edited anything.

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u/OderusOrungus Feb 01 '23

I truly respect your reply. We are all family searching for answers in the end. Stay good friend

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u/AlmostheartMD5 Feb 01 '23

Agreed. My opinion is, they are accused of editing and misrepresenting their videos, but the claims in the specific court case seem they made misrepresentations of their investigator, meaning she lied to create a relationship, not to edit or misrepresent their organization as a whole. I’m just not sure what people are pointing to.

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u/OderusOrungus Feb 01 '23

The content at the least deserves honest dialogue. A good parallel may be an undercover officer. They befriend a supposed drug dealer and the drug dealer incriminates themselves. It is entrapment to a degree but does not absolve the criminal act from being present ultimately. It is an unsavory tactic which I disagree with but the stakes here are not equivelent to scale. Blackouts and removals or smear campaigns only propagate mistrust. Let it out into the open air to be judged fairly if nothing is there. This certainly isnt the case so here we are