|
|
On 01/26/10 14:23, Warp wrote:
> Compare the number of lies spread about Obama (in comparison to the amount
> of true stories), explained here:
>
> http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/obama.asp
>
> to, for example, the number of lies vs. true stories about George W Bush:
>
> http://www.snopes.com/politics/bush/bush.asp
>
> Why do Americans hate him so much? I think this is a good example of the
> lies and distortions fabricated about him:
Lots of potential problems with your questions/statements (not saying
you're wrong, but hardly conclusive):
Why the assumption that the lies stem from Americans?
Why the assumption of "uniform distribution?" It may well be that most
of the lies against a particular person stem from a single or small
number of sources?
Why the assumption that Snopes is categorizing most of them?
Also, it may well be that the number of negative statements against a
candidate/sitting president is constant, and you didn't have to lie to
criticize Bush. (gets ready to dodge fruits...).
--
"Graphic Artist seeks Boss with vision impairment."
Post a reply to this message
|
|