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[/quote]i don't give a damn about that because as i said, i'm not defending o'keefe, i am defending the validity of the acorn videos he did.
You claim they were edited to take what those workers said out of contect, or make people believe they said something they didn't, and i'm still waiting for you to post 1 example of this.
That has nothing what so ever to do with whether the acorn videos were edited to take what those workers said out of context, or edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't... Which is what you have claimed...
Don't have a link and it isn't my job to find one... It's yours, because you are making the claim they were edited, not me.
How many total examplesdid those reports list, of an acorn video that was edited to take what those workers said out of context, or were edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't?
If you can find one, then please list it.
They made claims, but not one of them substanciated them... Yet this is perfectly fine with you, because after all, they are saying what you want to hear. Personally, i'm a person who likes to make my own judgements, i don't just blindly believe what i'm told and that's why i watched those acorn videos myself.
You don't find it strange, that for a week you have googled till you were blue in the face, and have not found 1 example of an acorn video that was edited to take what those workers said out of context, or edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't?
What does common sense tell you, when in this day and age, you can't find one single, tiny, itty bitty example anywhere on the world wide web that backs up the bull you and millions of other leftists have been spewing for the last several years?
It tells me that you've been had and don't have the honesty to admit it.
Sorry, but i haven't seen 1 example of an acorn video that was edited to take what those workers said out of context, or edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't?
...and neither have you... Lmmfao
yes he did call the police, but he didn't do it in their presence... Are you claiming the video edited that part out, or did the worker do this without telling them?
So tell me again, where exactly was the video edited to take what he said out of context, or edited to make people believe he said something that he didn't?
Finally!!! You have answered part of the question and it only took 13 post for you to do it.
the videos were not edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't...
glad that one is out of the way... Now on to the last one.
Where did this happen? I just watched the same video as you, and i heard what was said... O'keefe was soliciting the mans help to bring underage girls in from mexico, and the man was offing his help. Whether the man meant it or not is irrelevant. He said what he said, and the video was not edited to take what he said out of context.
That's what is known as a undercover sting... Police, the fbi and reporters do it all the time in order to catch people engaging in illegal or unethical activity... Which is exactly what o'keefe and giles were doing.
That is correct... When you go undercover, you don't walk into an acorn office an announce that you are starting an underaged prostitution ring and ask who wants in... Lol you work your way up to that.
that sir is a blatant lie...
you have never posted as much as 1 example of an acorn video that was edited to take what their workers were saying out of context, and you have already agreed that they were not edited to make people believe they said something they didn't.
update:
13 = the number of posts you have made on this thread since i asked you to post 1 example of an acorn video that was edited to take what those workers said out of context, or edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't.
0 = the number of examples you have posted of an acorn video that was edited to take what those workers said out of context, and the number of examples you have posted of an acorn video that was edited to make people believe they said something that they didn't.
Ah, you don't. Good golly, read the ****ing thread before chiming in. :roll:
what was depicted on the videos was deceptive and false
I admit I had a hard time believing, at first, that those Acorn people could be so suckered in. They have to be real low life scum to fall for his stunt.
I'm wasting my time debating someone who refuses to see. But before I jet, I want to ask you a few questions. Let's see how honest you are. You proclaim that you are, yet don't you never do as you say.
Let's talk about the guy who won the lawsuit against O'Keefe.
1) When you first saw the video, what did you think about him?
2) Based-on the video, did you think he did anything illegal?
3) Did you think he was cooperating with Giles and O'Keefe in helping underage illegals cross the border?
As I have said, I'm always glad to answer any questions related to my political beliefs and will be more than happy to answer those 3 questions, as soon as the question I posed to you many pages ago is resolved.
The following statement you made, implied that those videos presented the words and intentions of the ACORN workers in a false, or misleading way:
I'm going to expand on my question to give you every opportunity to substanciate that claim:
Can you substanciate your claim and provide one example of an ACORN video that was edited, or was presented in such a way that it misrepresented what those workers advocated for, agreed to, or had offered assistance on, or was presented in such a way that it took any of what they said out of context and/or led people to a false conclusion about what transpired between them?
If you can, then please do... If you can't, then simply acknowledge that you know of no example that substantiate any of that... After which, I will be more than glad to answer those, and any other questions related to this topic or my political beliefs in general.
Why do you blind yourself to the atrocities that Acorn has committed. Your party affiliation is warping your view.
I don't.
And if you think you're smarter than 5 independent investigations, then you're delusional.
LOL, I did. More than once. Yet you refuse to acknowledge it. It's your problem, not mine.
He can't, of course -- it's just an ad hominem, which is of course an acknowledgement that he has no counter to your OP. Pretty much equivalent to a 6th grader hurling insults about your parents because he feels inferior to you. Sad, really.Yeah, so what? Please show me where its wrong. [...]Media Matters .... :lamo
ROFLMAO, you're joking, right?[...] Can you substanciate your claim and provide one example of an ACORN video that was edited, or was presented in such a way that it misrepresented what those workers advocated for, agreed to, or had offered assistance on, or was presented in such a way that it took any of what they said out of context and/or led people to a false conclusion about what transpired between them? [...]
ROFLMAO, you're joking, right?
First off, he wasn't wearing the pimp suit in the ACORN offices. You do know that, right?
That alone, with the way those videos were promoted, is enough to seal the deal on misrepresentation.
It gave the impression that ACORN was working with a pimp. Everybody thought that, until his dame blew the whistle on that particular aspect of the scam. You see, once the lying starts, where does it end? If the whole story is based on a lie, then what value can be assigned to the story? More importantly, what credibility can be assigned to the liar?Here we go again.... LMAO
How did what he was wearing misrepresent what those workers advocated for [...]
It gave the impression that ACORN was working with a pimp. Everybody thought that, until his dame blew the whistle on that particular aspect of the scam. You see, once the lying starts, where does it end? If the whole story is based on a lie, then what value can be assigned to the story? More importantly, what credibility can be assigned to the liar?
BTW, tacks, not tax. Brass tacks.
LOL, denial is a wonderful thing... unfortunately for your argument, holding your hands over your ears and eyes does not prevent everyone else from clearly understanding what you simply refuse to, and since you clearly refuse to see one example, you would surely refuse to see one hundred or one thousand. This is all too typical in the right wing echo chamber.What a surprise... You didn't provide one example, just as every single liberal/progressive before you for the last few years hasn't done.
Thanks for not posting any proof to substanciate your claim so quickly... I was hoping you weren't going to make me wait all day.
[...] the California State Attorney General's Office and the US Government Accountability Office released their related investigative reports. The Attorney General's Office found that O'Keefe had misrepresented the actions of ACORN workers and that the workers had not committed illegal actions. A preliminary probe by the GAO found that ACORN had managed its federal funds appropriately.[5][6]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_O'Keefe
Karl,.....
LOL, denial is a wonderful thing... unfortunately for your argument, holding your hands over your ears and eyes does not prevent everyone else from clearly understanding what you simply refuse to, and since you clearly refuse to see one example, you would surely refuse to see one hundred or one thousand. This is all too typical in the right wing echo chamber.
They guy was going to try and punk some female reporter by seducing her, he got in trouble with the law trying to fake his way into some senator's office, he lied about the pimp deal, he damn near committed voter fraud (probably should have been charged), etc... clearly a low life with no moral values. Not someone I'd want to be relying on for accurate information about anything (except perhaps on how to be a scumbag).
I suspect we will now be told that Wikipedia is lying, the State of California is lying, the GAO is lying, or that all three are lying or are in collusion... when we already have documented proof of who the liar is. The level of denial from the right wing echo chamber is only eclipsed by the perfidy of the company they keep.
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