The right to lie

[Papageorgio]

Was Rather Sued?

He was Mistaken, and many would believe willfully so.

Willfully so?
I guess that is the best way to describe any politically slanted commontator.

The Rather thing was rather strange. The papers were fake. Everything written on those papers was true and verifiable from other sources.

That is funny dude! Keep'em coming.

 

[buckeye45_73]

It should be common knowledge that Fox is the only news corporation, and perhaps the only entity ever, that went to court to gain the right to lie.

They won........................obviously!

Actually they went to court for the Right to be mistaken in a report, and no sued for "lying" over it.

But since when have you lefties ever cared about facts.

They were not "mistaken". They knew.

Yeah kinda like when CBS had fake documents or NBC spliced tape or blew up a truck on purpose.....yeah......and Fox has done none of those things

 

[Black_Label]

If it wasn't for lying, the entire right wing propaganda machine would cease to exist.

Liar.

Excellent rebuttal! Did you come up with that all by yourself?

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

If it wasn't for lying, the entire right wing propaganda machine would cease to exist.

Hey, asshole, where's that link that proves the owner of Chick Fil a made anti-gay statements?