HesNotHere97
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No one is above the law correct?
Lying is one of the main reasons they along with the other leftwing "media" is getting what they deserve.
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No one is above the law correct?
Lying is one of the main reasons they along with the other leftwing "media" is getting what they deserve.
LOL...You should probably learn the meaning of the word "guilty" before posting in this manner.
I can say with 100% certainty that CNN was not in fact found guilty by that jury. I can make that determination simply by reading the caption of the case. If there is a private plaintiff, it's in civil court and not criminal court, and thus there is no question of guilt.
The main reason people don't trust the "MSM" is because there has been a very successful, long-running, right-wing campaign to erode public trust in media, going at least as far back as Rush Limbaugh in the 90s. You are an example of how well that campaign has worked. Never mind that most of the people who tell you not to trust the MSM are lying to you way more than anyone in the MSM is. I mean, who would you actually consider a trusted news source at this point?LOL...
Sure thing Professor.
You spin it how you want. Guess what? They were found liable for slander and the punitive damages are yet to come.
Again... you didn't dispute the facts of the case about them lying just the words used to explaining the FACTS.
Did they lie? Yes.
Do they continue to be a mouthpiece for the left? Yes.
Does America trust the MSM? NO. Resoundingly NO.
Case in point.
No one is above the law correct?
Lying is one of the main reasons they along with the other leftwing "media" is getting what they deserve.
This isn't spin. You linked to someone who doesn't know her ass from a hole in the ground. What she wrote was demonstrably false, and so is your thread title. I think it's important to be precise. Being precise helps you avoid misinformation. Because you are not precise, you are susceptible to any number of false beliefs.LOL...
Sure thing Professor.
You spin it how you want. Guess what? They were found liable for slander and the punitive damages are yet to come.
Again... you didn't dispute the facts of the case about them lying just the words used to explaining the FACTS.
Did they lie? Yes.
Do they continue to be a mouthpiece for the left? Yes.
Does America trust the MSM? NO. Resoundingly NO.
Case in point.
Ain't that the truth. It doesn't take long for the mask to come off.I also wish I had a dollar for every poster who came to these boards professing their independence and middle of the road bona fides only to shortly thereafter begin screeching right wing talking points.
Yes, it all centered around the use of the term "black market." The plaintiff admitted he was charging exorbitant prices to get Afghans out of the country "because demand was so high" but took exception to the use of the term "black market."Also, I just read a bit about the case. There was actually no allegation of lying, so there's that as well. It was an unflattering characterization, which can be actionable under defamation but is not remotely the same thing as "lying."
Epic thread fail. Two major failures in one single 5 word thread title is impressively bad.
It was tried in Panama City. It's pretty much defamation per se to call anyone black around there.Yes, it all centered around the use of the term "black market." The plaintiff admitted he was charging exorbitant prices to get Afghans out of the country "because demand was so high" but took exception to the use of the term "black market."
IOW, they settled a nuisance suit.Yes, it all centered around the use of the term "black market." The plaintiff admitted he was charging exorbitant prices to get Afghans out of the country "because demand was so high" but took exception to the use of the term "black market."
Being a defamation defendant is just really scary now man. Juries really seem enthusiastic to hammer media companies for this sort of stuff. Part of the real problem with the media these days is that so many of the bigger entities are terrified to use anything approaching pejorative, accusatory language--even when it's clearly warranted--because of stuff like this. If anyone wonders why so many media entities now have these anodyne, vague headlines with excessive use of passive voice (like "Man dies after gun is discharged") this stuff is why. The public just has no idea what it really wants from the media, other than that everyone seems to love click-baiting, discourse-provoking firebombing on the opinion side.Yes, it all centered around the use of the term "black market." The plaintiff admitted he was charging exorbitant prices to get Afghans out of the country "because demand was so high" but took exception to the use of the term "black market."
They didn't settle, this was a jury verdict of liabilityIOW, they settled a nuisance suit.
It could very well get overturned on appeal.Being a defamation defendant is just really scary now man. Juries really seem enthusiastic to hammer media companies for this sort of stuff. Part of the real problem with the media these days is that so many of the bigger entities are terrified to use anything approaching pejorative, accusatory language--even when it's clearly warranted--because of stuff like this. If anyone wonders why so many media entities now have these anodyne, vague headlines with excessive use of passive voice (like "Man dies after gun is discharged") this stuff is why. The public just has no idea what it really wants from the media, other than that everyone seems to love click-baiting, discourse-provoking firebombing on the opinion side.
Sorry. didn't read it. Thanks for the correction.They didn't settle, this was a jury verdict of liability