But she just didn't say that. When someone is quoted, shouldn't they have actually said what is quoted? Have we become that divorced from reality at this point?.
What is quoted is EXACTLY what she said in the video. Do you think that the video was tampered with?
You're serious?
On that video, you heard her say "we need more marching, blood, death on the streets"?
Could you point out where she said that?
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Is that sentence in quotes? Or is that just a teaser that summarizes what she actually did say. The actual quote in the article is what she said as I have said. It is then up to the reader to summarize what she said, easily what you say is a direct quote, which it is not, is a summery of what she said.
The implication is quite clear and it comes from Lynch not me.
BTW when were your right trampled on?
So it is, in fact, an interpretation of what she said and not a quote.
Why did you say "What is quoted is EXACTLY what she said in the video", then? You even capitalized EXACTLY.
Was that a lie? How could it be anything else?
And who said my rights were trampled on?
I just don't understand this game. Facts, honesty, reality, all out the window for political advantage.
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