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Castanet Gets One Thing Right
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Glacier
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Castanet Gets One Thing Right
As much as I like to rag on Castanet for spelling mistakes and missing pertinent info, they do something better than anyone else out there -- the correct their #FakeNews as soon as they realize it Not only that, but they put it at the top of the article so all can see.
eg: Castanet, like Global and others, posted some obvious #FakeNews about the smoke coming up from Washington State. As you can see, they have updated the article to properly inform us. Meanwhile, Global and others will probably not even issue a retraction, and if they do it's not easy to find.
eg: Castanet, like Global and others, posted some obvious #FakeNews about the smoke coming up from Washington State. As you can see, they have updated the article to properly inform us. Meanwhile, Global and others will probably not even issue a retraction, and if they do it's not easy to find.
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"No one has the right to apologize for something they did not do, and no one has the right to accept an apology if the wrong was not done to them."
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mb1000
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Re: Castanet Gets One Thing Right
It's "retraction," not "re-traction".
It's easy to be pro-abortion when you're not the one being aborted.