Post by robeiae on Nov 30, 2017 9:56:23 GMT -5
If you're a serious news org, you should use words correctly, no?
An article at Newsweek:
IVANKA TRUMP PLAGIARIZES ONE OF HER OWN SPEECHES IN INDIA
Read the article, can't seem to find any of the so-called plagiarism that was promised in the headline. I can't help but wonder if Newsweek called out Obama for plagiarism every time he used the phrase "punches above its weight" when making speeches? I'm guessing the answer would be "no," which is fair because that wasn't plagiarism. And nothing Ivanka is doing appears to be plagiarism, either.
And everyone with a clue can see this, so what's the upshot of Newsweek's ill-conceived headline? More ammo for Trump's merry band of twitter trolls.
Super.
An article at Newsweek:
IVANKA TRUMP PLAGIARIZES ONE OF HER OWN SPEECHES IN INDIA
Read the article, can't seem to find any of the so-called plagiarism that was promised in the headline. I can't help but wonder if Newsweek called out Obama for plagiarism every time he used the phrase "punches above its weight" when making speeches? I'm guessing the answer would be "no," which is fair because that wasn't plagiarism. And nothing Ivanka is doing appears to be plagiarism, either.
And everyone with a clue can see this, so what's the upshot of Newsweek's ill-conceived headline? More ammo for Trump's merry band of twitter trolls.
Super.
