So, are you telling me they Didn't lie? Knowing better. Telling us bs..

 Just as much as you are telling me Facebook pictures didn't lie.

 Saying the Government lied, and also the websites and social medial lied, does not mean the Government didn't lie.  Maybe if the people "exposing the truth" didn't use impossible numbers people might actually pay attention to them.


 I am asking why it is more acceptable to use website lies than Government lies to "prove" a position?  Why is the exact-same-data lies when it is from a Government source, but true if it comes from TheGatewayPundit?
 

 Yeah acknowledging that Twitter/Facebook and websites also lie is definitely a deflection.  I literally agreed, and stated clearly, the Government lied and you ask me if I am saying they didn't lie.  

 Why use lies from other sources to show the Government lied?  Maybe if these "expose the truth" sources didn't claim 8.6 Million children died in 2021 from heart attacks, then people might actually look at how many heart attacks actually did happen.


 Why it is more acceptable to use website lies than Government lies to "prove" a position?  Why is the exact-same-data lies when it is from a Government source, but true if it comes from TheGatewayPundit?

"The government stripped people of their rights and made mandates compensatory.   Many people lost their livelihoods."

 Agreed.  So should I use lies about that to prove it?  Is it productive to use lies about 8 million unemployed workers at Mon-N-Pop's hardware store that went bankrupt when they only employ 7 people and are open to show how poor the Government handled the mandates?

 Does it help at all to use impossible numbers like that?

 Why would information on employment numbers from the Dept. of Labor be lies and unusable, but... if the exact-same-numbers came from TheGatewayPundit they become true and expect others accept them as fact?

"I am not familiar with the information you are citing from tgp or dol."

 Yeah I was referring to JoGs information in response to him, I see its confusing.  My point is that more lies doesn't help.  It just makes people upset over things that never happened.


 
 

 I've known the creators of South park for years.  I worked security for a Playboy model in the Base-ketball movie back in the day and we became consistent associates.
 
 I'm not a fan of crude humor, but their ability to simplify complex sociological concepts into comedy is genius.

 This is one of their better ones:  The Trevor's Axiom Theory


https://techacute.com/theory-of-online-trolling-explained-through-trevors-axiom/

https://southpark.cc.com/video-clips/9l8y9d/south-park-trevor-s-axiom

"That explains a lot !"

 Yeah I supposedly, probably, teach them how to "shoot guns".

"Yes it explains a lot about the psyche of a person who admires,"

 I don't "admire."  I actually don't like the show due to the crude humor, the part you intentionally left out.

 Most people would never look into the data supporting the psychology behind internet trolling an misinformation, but simplifying the concept into a comedy routine passes on the information, accurately, in a few minutes.

 Jerry Seinfeld was also very good at this.  A genius at it if you will.  I supposedly, probably, admire him too, because acknowledging an outcome from a person's actions can only be equal to admiration for some reason.