• @IbnLemmy
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    1 year ago

    I suppose this gives them clearance to now start bombing journalists

  • @cheese_greater
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    11 year ago

    Is there any appropos way of saying that one is simply inquiring in a manner they are entitled to so so and on the basis of its currency to the public or whatever stakeholders to whom they consider their audience?

    • @dx1OP
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      1 year ago

      I mean, I’m improvising a response here, but, in the context of targeted killings of dozens of journalists by Israel? In private, until you have absolutely indisputable facts, that would be my thought.

  • @TokenBoomer
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    01 year ago

    Maybe investigate before hurling accusations.

    • @dx1OP
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      11 year ago

      I had the same thing in mind. Implication by bad-faith inquisition.

      • @cheese_greater
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        11 year ago

        Is this more of a right thing than left? I know someone close to me who is a smart individual but on occasion I can just tell their insane inquiry was copy pasted from some “news” org or podcast aha?

  • Silverseren
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    -11 year ago

    In short, HonestReporting lied. They have no evidence that the reporters had anything to do with Hamas other than being there when the event happened.

    Of course, the group admits to this only after the Israeli government has stated that it’s adding those reporters to the “to be killed” list as being the same as Hamas terrorists.