I've been seeing this a lot. The Snopes article listed it as "false" basically without refuting anything too. It's almost like they're expecting people will only read the headline.
That's a point. In fact, most people do no more than glance at headlines and convey the substance of the headline to their friends. That's why actual articles are increasingly poorly written and lacking in content. Often, they don't even spellcheck the text before posting it online.
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Ryonne ago
I've been seeing this a lot. The Snopes article listed it as "false" basically without refuting anything too. It's almost like they're expecting people will only read the headline.
SIMONBARROW ago
That's a point. In fact, most people do no more than glance at headlines and convey the substance of the headline to their friends. That's why actual articles are increasingly poorly written and lacking in content. Often, they don't even spellcheck the text before posting it online.