
Originally Posted by
FoxtArt
To recognize a persons own bias, replace the disliked character with a favored one, all things the same, and see if you'd still give it the same treatment.
If this article was about Donald Trump sleeping with minors, based on vague twitter innuendo from a comment, with hearsay'ed hearsay from a supposed witnesses uncle's brother who in a twitter comment said they saw'd it all....
Would you be saying to yourself, "Yup, Trump probably diddles kids".
I wouldn't.
Take it another way, there are legitimate cases and named people with circumstantial evidence that accuse Trump of rape.
Do you think those are credible or non credible? They are much more fleshed out than hindustan twitter comments, and actually have circumstantial testimony entered. There are cities that are very unwelcoming to Trump as well, which is far better documented. Hell there are restaurants that won't serve him or the VP candidate.
TLDR:
What, exactly, makes something "fairly credible"? Would you agree that the standard should be the same vs those you really like, and those you really dislike?