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Bodd
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anything not total bulls hit
Serious questions - honest -
How do you know which is bulls hit?
Are there things that you read and agree with but know to be wrong or perhaps things you read and disagree with but know to be correct?
What about things about which you know absolutely nothing; how do you then decide?
How do you know which is bulls hit?
Are there things that you read and agree with but know to be wrong or perhaps things you read and disagree with but know to be correct?
What about things about which you know absolutely nothing; how do you then decide?
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Captain Nemesis
Any evidence that that ever had a long-term effect on fresh-food deliveries?
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You can’t, thats why there’s so much confusion. I think most people believe what they want to believe, sometimes even when they know it’s probably bullshit.
You could check how reliable a newspaper is here:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/daily-mail/
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-guardian/
Example of least biased:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-conversation/
But yes, we all tend to go to those places that we agree with the most.
Easy
you go to any Daily Express online story about the EU....and you corroborate what it says: the vast majority of the time its total bolox
often one of their stories is built around "an EU official said".....but no name and nowhere else on the internet can it be found
the Daily Express and the Daily Mail simply lie, they lie about facts and evidence
and right wing supporters try and claim some equivalence with the Guardian -which is of course biased, but its mostly based on fact.
How do you know that?
from personal experience the Guardian lies far less than the Daily Express and Daily Mail.
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...but how do you know which is the truth?
Microsoft wouldn't lie.
Microsoft wouldn't lie.
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Truth or fact.
For years, any time I look on the MSN home page there are 'stories' from the Daily Express saying The EU is about to implode any day now. Irony is, it looks like The EU is ok, but we're actually the ones going down the Swanney.
Yep, the only shortages were down to fools stockpiling during pandemic. It's only since Brexit started it's all gone properly pear-shaped. And we haven't even started implementing the checks of goods from EU to us yet, so Brexit isn't yet up to it's full, destructive speed. Could be interesting.
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