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by hobs
3661 days ago
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There is no need to prove someone's claim false, they must prove it true. eg: Except that the government has claimed that they have foiled attacks and those claims have been shown to be bullshit. So, given that they have made these claims and they are false, what conclusions should we draw? A. The government gave us false information to reassure us that their blanket information gathering programs work, they cant tell us operational details or made some other mistake(even though operation details of various programs leak like a sieve.) B. Their argument is specious, and someone made a list to prop up a program they do not have evidence for. |
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Just trying to understand as Point A and B lack the same evidence.