[pp.int.general] Rick is in your Jailz, stealing your MP4s

[quemener.yves at free.fr]

----- "Ray Jenson" <ray.jenson at gmail.com> a écrit :

> On 4/7/2010 1:06 AM, Andrew Norton wrote:
> > Rick did manage to tweet to freedom a moment or two afterwards
> though
> > (https://twitter.com/Falkvinge/status/11711960876)
> 
> Just wanted to point out that this is one of those subtle tricks used
> to
> discredit someone... it's essentially the idea that someone isn't
> really
> trustworthy, so even if/when it turns out to be untrue, there is a
> doubt
> placed in the minds of those. The cure for this is flesh.

The cure for this is to call the person who libeled a liar, to present him as someone who willfully says untrue things and to remind that he is not trustworthy everytime he tries to present something as a fact. His affirmation shouldn't be dismissed as a little mistake but it should be repeated with emphasis as a scandalous attempt at misinformation from someone who pretends he wants to educate the public. In a communication battle, this is a very handy tool to have : the proof that your interlocutor is a liar. For the general public who prefer not to be bothered to check facts, this is a strong enough argument to not listen to him.


Yves
who increasingly believe that solid facts won't save us from using dirty tricks.