(12-19-2025, 06:13 AM)andy06shake Wrote: Criminalising the BBC for being wrong is authoritarian, not justice.
The BBC wasn't just 'wrong'.
It purposely and with agenda tried to harm a person.
And it tried to make it so that person couldn't get a job.
And it tried to influence elections against that person.
All with lies they purposely did.
That's not just 'being wrong'.
If it were you they went after ... you they lied about ...
you they tried to frame for something you didn't do .... you
that they tried to stop from getting a job you wanted ... you'd
want them held accountable, right? You'd want them to
admit they purposely did it and make them stop so they don't
ever do it again. Right?
The BBC was lying and socially
engineering and manipulating the public at the expense of
an innocent person. Yes .. innocent. Trump didn't do what
they tried to make it look like he did.
Trump sucks. But the BBC was wrong.
Two things can be right at the same time.
Trumps lawsuit is over the top, but he does that all the time.
He exaggerates and goes big, and then settles for much less
having made a point.