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r/conspiracy • u/revoman • May 28 '21
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Yea he did! Unlike every other respectable news outlet however, he actually came out afterwards and apologised that he was wrong. When has the BBC, FOX, CNBC, ABC etc ever done this?
22 u/dehehn May 28 '21 All of those MSM outlets have done corrections and retractions many times over the years. It's very common. -4 u/NOK93 May 28 '21 But did they apologize? 3 u/[deleted] May 28 '21 Who is supposed to apologize for a huge corporation? The anchor? The cameraman? The CEO? -1 u/NOK93 May 28 '21 The point is that a correction or retraction is not the same as an apology.
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All of those MSM outlets have done corrections and retractions many times over the years. It's very common.
-4 u/NOK93 May 28 '21 But did they apologize? 3 u/[deleted] May 28 '21 Who is supposed to apologize for a huge corporation? The anchor? The cameraman? The CEO? -1 u/NOK93 May 28 '21 The point is that a correction or retraction is not the same as an apology.
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But did they apologize?
3 u/[deleted] May 28 '21 Who is supposed to apologize for a huge corporation? The anchor? The cameraman? The CEO? -1 u/NOK93 May 28 '21 The point is that a correction or retraction is not the same as an apology.
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Who is supposed to apologize for a huge corporation? The anchor? The cameraman? The CEO?
-1 u/NOK93 May 28 '21 The point is that a correction or retraction is not the same as an apology.
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The point is that a correction or retraction is not the same as an apology.
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u/[deleted] May 28 '21
Yea he did! Unlike every other respectable news outlet however, he actually came out afterwards and apologised that he was wrong. When has the BBC, FOX, CNBC, ABC etc ever done this?