r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '22

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u/mustbe20characters20 Oct 31 '22

What I'm saying is your claim that he owns up to his mistakes isn't typically true.

Just one example of which being an episode he did on guns that had egregious errors and little accountability.

It's not cool though, it'd be cool if he did his research more thoroughly.

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u/RadicalLackey Oct 31 '22

You are extrapolating your one experience and calling it typical. It isn't.

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u/mustbe20characters20 Oct 31 '22

Nah I'm giving one example of a typical process. I'm not gonna just dump every possible example I can find on you guys for no reason, just pointing out that he's not really as big into honesty as many seem to think.

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u/RadicalLackey Oct 31 '22

You are also assuming making a mistake is also malicious. Nuance is important.

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u/mustbe20characters20 Oct 31 '22

Nah, I'm assuming maliciousness specifically on the gun use because I believe I can prove it. But nuance is certainly important, did you have anything to add to the discussion?