how can people misinterpret simple information ?

Stealhead · 07-09-15, 06:38 PM

Of course they can also provide information that is selectively worded in order to place a slant on what is being said.

Take anything said during a campaign various groups will take what is said and place their positive or negative slant to it. Same with statistics released by a government agency or private research (both of which in and of themselves may be trying to lead) another group can take that data and go to town.

07-09-15, 06:38 PM	#3
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Of course they can also provide information that is selectively worded in order to place a slant on what is being said. Take anything said during a campaign various groups will take what is said and place their positive or negative slant to it. Same with statistics released by a government agency or private research (both of which in and of themselves may be trying to lead) another group can take that data and go to town.