You are trying to thread a needle.
You dont think anyone lies on the left. So there really is no point in arguing with you.
Do you think he is stupid enough to say outright "I lied and so did Obama!!!"
According to how you operate, without an official self admittance statement like that, he didn't .
Originally posted by Bardock42i didn't say you were spinning, Ben Rhodes created spin.
No, I am not spinning. I'm just going by the direct quotes we have from the sources that you provided. The spin comes solely from those that equate him saying that he created an echo chamber and put a spin on the topic to him admitting he lied.
I haven't provided any sources.
It's accountable to lying, which was my point.
Originally posted by It's xyz!
He admits the Obama administration lied on his behalf, is this not lying indirectly?
He didn't
Originally posted by It's xyz!
He admits to creating an echo chamber, this probably resulted from lies or deception.
Deception and lies is a presumption on your part.
Originally posted by It's xyz!
He admits to creating spin. Spin is where you draw out irrelevant facts to twist the truth so divert attention from what he actually did.
No, that's not the definition of spin.
Originally posted by It's xyz!
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Originally posted by Bardock42
Sure, you can be suspicious. You just can't truthfully claim that he admitted that he lied. That's the only point I've been arguing.
So your just playing devils advocate and arguing something you dont really believe in. After all how could you believe in it, its American politics, not German.
Bardock is right in the sense that Rhodes did what every politician does when they get accused of lying. Basically a "well technically I didn't lie I..." statement. That is what he did and it definitely appears to be a poor rationalization for lying but apparently every politician does that. It's a huge issue because the Iran deal was shitstorm as far as having completely mixed reactions to it.
Originally posted by MS WarehouseHow do you know every politician does this? He did technically not lie. Its not a poor rationalisation of lying, it is fact from a news article. It is a huge issue, but I'm more concerned about Trump and how rich he claims to be.
Bardock is right in the sense that Rhodes did what every politician does when they get accused of lying. Basically a "well technically I didn't lie I..." statement. That is what he did and it definitely appears to be a poor rationalization for lying but apparently every politician does that. It's a huge issue because the Iran deal was shitstorm as far as having completely mixed reactions to it.
Burdock, amidoingitrite?
State Departments admits to lying and editing video prior to Iran deal.
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/state-department-edited-video-fox-223814
http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/01/politics/state-department-edited-iran-video/
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/state-dept-admits-editing-iran-press-briefing-video/story?id=39543597