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You really have to give quote mining it's due: with just a snip here and a snip there you can totally make someone sound awful. And the best part? no matter how often it's shown to not be true? People will keep right on posting it pretending it's anything more then a partisan myth.
but please, tell us more about how "dishonest Sec Clinton" is.Without the original context, it wasn't clear to viewers that Clinton was referring to a military action in Libya that took place during a particular timeframe. She didn't "forget" about or ignore the four American deaths in Benghazi; rather, she was specifically discussing events that took place prior to the Benghazi attack. The truncated version of the video effectively cut out Clinton's explanation and justification of U.S. military intervention in Libya in 2011, as well as the context that her remarks were completely unrelated to Benghazi.
Clinton's comments ended abruptly in the truncated video directly before she clarified the context of her statements. Just as Clinton's reference to the end of the Gaddafi regime was chopped from the start of clip, so was the portion of her statement following "we didn't lose a single person":
Before clicking, I knew that it would be a Snopes article.You really have to give quote mining it's due: with just a snip here and a snip there you can totally make someone sound awful. And the best part? no matter how often it's shown to not be true? People will keep right on posting it pretending it's anything more then a partisan myth.
http://www.snopes.com/hillary-clinton-benghazi-msnbc/
but please, tell us more about how "dishonest Sec Clinton" is.
tulc(now you have the choice, whether to be honest or not)
was it the fact that it said snopes in the link? because it totally gave it away to me also!Before clicking, I knew that it would be a Snopes article.
uhmmm...that would be because she actually used the words that were cherry picked out of context. Here let me see if I can explain it: here's a quote from your postYou guys are so predictable. I read the article, and it bends over backwards to explain away Hillary Clinton's comment.
But, if you will notice, their conclusion doesn't actually call it false. (emph. added)
and here's what the cartoonist (and you) did with the cartoon:I read the article, and it bends over backwards to explain away Hillary Clinton's comment.
see the difference? You did indeed use all those words, but with a couple of snips you said the above. So if snopes is asked did LivingWordUnity say "X" they would say "Yes he did say it, however they took what he said out of context and here's what he actually said." So it would be some true, some false or in this case "mostly false".I bends over backwards to Hillary Clinton
Do you people read more than just the title and the opening paragraph. The statement pulled from the emails is this:
Seems odd to put the tributes to the four guys into this statement, since it is mostly the repackaged testimony. We can’t overdo the tributes to them and I think they should be done in person.
ThxI know who I think is despicable. Its the politicians and media commentators who continue to engage in another round of dead horse beating to convince their own base to view one side poorly.
Mandy Grunwald
Grunwald Communications
I'm not a Rep or a Dem - I'm outside the US and outside the system - but from my point of view, the Rep/Trump alliance has brought the worst of America out of the woodwork and paraded a cavalcade of ignorance for the world to see.
Or in this case they were used to show snopes was being honest: Sec did in deed say those words, and as I (and they) explained that the cartoonist by taking the words out of context and careful editing he changed the meaning of what she said. Listen, you can continue pushing this myth for the rest of your life if you like, I just wanted to make sure you (and anyone reading your post) understood that by doing so from now on you've chosen to be dishonest about what she said."Mostly false" doesn't equal false. "Mostly" is a subjective term. And subjective terms are what are used in an opinion.
You shouldn't give the Republicans such a hard time, after all they've wasted millions of tax dollars to prove time and again the same thing they learned after the first investigation. That Sec. Clinton isn't guilty of anything. But I know, Republicans don't like to waste a chance to try and make some political hay out of the deaths of 4 people....The audacity to entertain on and on about superficial nuances involved in the PR gesturing of 'paying tribute,' all the while in truth, the only way such might truly be done with some degree of substance beyond facade appearance, would likely involve at least some remote indication of care to take responsibility for the actions and inaction that led to the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi.
Or in this case they were used to show snopes was being honest: Sec did in deed say those words, and as I (and they) explained that the cartoonist by taking the words out of context and careful editing he changed the meaning of what she said. Listen, you can continue pushing this myth for the rest of your life if you like, I just wanted to make sure you (and anyone reading your post) understood that by doing so from now on you've chosen to be dishonest about what she said.
tulc(wonders why, with all the real things LivinWordUnity probably disagrees with Sec. Clinton about why keep pushing myths instead of actual facts?)
tulc(wonders why, with all the real things LivinWordUnity probably disagrees with Sec. Clinton about why keep pushing myths instead of actual facts?)
Would you agree if someone said Obama has a "lack of American roots"?Did Trump ever give up on his birther conspiracy until he wanted to be elected?
"lack of American roots" what is/was meant by this?Would you agree if someone said Obama has a "lack of American roots"?