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You know, I asked you about this before, among other things, and never got an answer back. Care to share whatever list you're using this time?

There's nearly zero chance that any US soldiers are in Ukraine right now doing training or advising or anything else, and if they are they're be lower ranking ones. Staff officers wouldn't be working with individual units, they'd be with the larger military command structure.

Yeah, it sucks to be them right now, sure. So what? Are they living hand to mouth, desperately hoping they'll make enough money at this film festival so thry can afford to eat this month? Because if they're not, I don't care. A few people getting temporarily inconvenienced because other people...

I think Glenn's overstating the risk a bit. People feel upset and helpless and want to do something to address that, and will look to what they can control to try to and restore a sense of control. In most cases, that's something trivial, the world will go on just fine if there's two fewer films...

Yes, I'm sure the Israeli news service that was putting this footage together was trying to imply Russia was evil by suggesting they have TIE fighters in thier inventory, because they're biased against Russia and want to suggest they're like the empire. It's the most plausible explanation for...

This is the exact "they said something wrong, therefore they are lying to us" behavior I was suggesting people avoid. Caling it propaganda implies the media knows that what they're being told is BS, and they're repeating it intentionally in order to support Ukraine. Given this is the same...

Yes, journalists are uselessly inept screw-up who are bad at thier jobs, and often biased on top of that. This is something everyone on the right has been saying for decades now. Your point?

It's not propaganda so much as it is "newsroom intern frantically shoving clips together and making a mistake", propaganda implies a specific intent. I've noticed the Ukrainian war discourse seems to have people assuming that everything someone says is the product of far more certainty and...