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Mon 27 Feb, 2023 02:09 pm
We've all seen disclaimers in movies protecting poetic license regarding events, facts, or people. However, poetic license is not limited to movies, and we are subjected to a barrage of misinformation on the internet, politics, and elsewhere. We'd like to see disclaimers applied universally such as:
Trump disclaimer before a speech:
All facts, statistics, and claims portrayed in this Trump speech are fictitious. Any identification with actual facts, statistics, and claims is not intended or should be inferred.
@coluber2001,
Disclaimers for Putin:
1. ditto for Trump
2. This man is a menace to the world, is engaging in war crimes and other criminal activity and is a master of manipulation and mis-/disinformation and cannot be believed.
Fox News is an entertainment channel not a news channel, and therefore all information reported as news should be regarded as fiction with the intent of attracting viewers for commercial interest only. Any truth inferred by the viewer from our broadcast presented as news is not our responsibility for our fictionalized broadcasts are strictly presented as entertainment and have no relation to truth.
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