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Elder Lister
You still aren't saying what is fake.
Hehehehehe!
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I told you there were waaay more speakers than that, so hio story ya kusema 50% of the speakers are trump ni FAKE! why is that so hard to grasp?
Burner
Elder Lister
This is what you call straw-manning the argument.
No one has said, and it is not even implied in the picture, that those are all the speakers.
No one has said that they the trump family are 50% of all the speakers. You are making a case for an argument that no one has brought up.
The argument you need to address is to show that out of all the speakers, who would you consider the most prominent/key speakers and out of those speakers how many of them are trumps.
That screen grab is from Fox news. Considering they lean to the right and they are a primary source for conservative news, having them consider those 12 out of all the speakers to be the most prominent/key is where we start. They are saying 6/12 of their pick of key speakers (read RNC speakers) are trumps. What is fake about that?
FAKE!
Acording to RNC everybody who spoke was a key speaker, Stop it with the fake news!
Burner
Elder Lister
Just like i thought. Simply trolling.
Sigh, i sence defeat, ata huwezi eka a proper screen grap from fox news, you never watched the RNC speeches. This is underwhelming bana
Burner
Elder Lister
Here is the thing. If you reverse search that image, you will find every newsite citing it as a screen grab from fox news, and Fox does not disavow that its from their transmission. There is no site i can give you without you screaming "fake".
Here is Newsweek talking about the same
Trump Family Members Will Make Up Half of the RNC Key Speakers
A Fox News graphic showing a main-speaker lineup dominated by Trumps prompted a flurry of criticism on social media.
www.newsweek.com
Screaming "fake news" is the battle cry of trump and his followers when they cant make an argument. Its the same as screaming "just because" and putting your fingers in your ears and refusing to listen. Learn to structure an argument and we can take you a little more seriously.