Paul Revere’s ride was to warn the British...According to Sarah Palin

[soldsoldsold]

Quote from Ricter:

That's a sad question, because of the truth of it. I was just reading an article this weekend about how big pharma is controlling what gets published in medical journals.

Big Pharma is no joke!! I saw a documentary about them. There is apparently a large pool of research that shows an incredible benefits of Vitamin C, when used in large doses, in curing a number of diseases.

Big Pharma bashes on the research because Vitamin C is so cheap it would destroy a large portion of their business.

Money is king. No doubt about it.

 

[soldsoldsold]

Quote from Ricter:


Edit: though I believe wiki's existence is maintained by donation, not advertising... that might make a difference.

Are donors anonymous?

That might also make a difference.

"Unnamed Man Donates $100,000 to Wikipedia"

"New article says Nicola Tesla, not Thomas Edison, invented the light bulb."

"Tesla Motor sales are up 25% this month"

 

[Tsing Tao]

Quote from bugscoe:

And I don't see how insisting she was wrong is any better.

If people are going to base her intelligence on information they themselves have wrong, who are the idiots?

And irrelevant? It's the basis for the entire attack on her regarding this matter. Go look at the historical text written by Revere.

You're falling into the factual suck hole the media and gov want's all Americans to be. They make up shit to smear people and them tell them the correct information is irrelevant when it comes to light.

I don't care if you don't like her but at least be intellectual honest with what is happening here. It's the same shit they pull on everyone and when they end up with their tiny little feet in their big teet sucking mouths they stick their faux intellectual heads up their asses and mums the word.

I'm not falling into any trap. When she first made the statement, she didn't make it thinking about the technicality that Revere actually did have some interaction with the British along his route. She made an incorrect statement. She should have just said "Look, I was up to my eyeballs at the moment in other stuff, and it came out wrong. We're all human." and been done with it. Instead, she's trying to support what was simply a mistake in the first place by pulling out all the stops and trying to prove she was right. All that does is feed the media and goons like AK and Tinkerbell.

 

[Ricter]

Quote from Tsing Tao:

I'm not falling into any trap. When she first made the statement, she didn't make it thinking about the technicality that Revere actually did have some interaction with the British along his route. She made an incorrect statement. She should have just said "Look, I was up to my eyeballs at the moment in other stuff, and it came out wrong. We're all human." and been done with it. Instead, she's trying to support what was simply a mistake in the first place by pulling out all the stops and trying to prove she was right. All that does is feed the media and goons like AK and Tinkerbell.

She has to try, because if she had just simply admitted the error and the reasons, as you suggest, well, the same excuse could be used by Obama.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from Tsing Tao:

I'm not falling into any trap. When she first made the statement, she didn't make it thinking about the technicality that Revere actually did have some interaction with the British along his route. She made an incorrect statement. She should have just said "Look, I was up to my eyeballs at the moment in other stuff, and it came out wrong. We're all human." and been done with it. Instead, she's trying to support what was simply a mistake in the first place by pulling out all the stops and trying to prove she was right. All that does is feed the media and goons like AK and Tinkerbell.

In retrospect, all things considered I have to agree.

 

[Tsing Tao]

Quote from Ricter:

She has to try, because if she had just simply admitted the error and the reasons, as you suggest, well, the same excuse could be used by Obama.

Of course it can. You know how hard it is to speak publicly over and over? You are bound to make some mistake somewhere when the microphone is on. To think otherwise is just foolish. Now, if it becomes a regular occurrence, we have to ask ourselves whether the person is truly a fool or just a victim of circumstance.