Apparently spinning stories about hacking isn't the only talent Minnesota for Marriage's Andy Parrish possesses.
He can also be counted on to spin stories about a pitiful protest, as this tweet demonstrates:
According to Jeremy Hooper (thanks Jeremy for the picture by the way), Parrish's claim (at the bottom of the tweet - enlarge it to read) that General Mill's VP and Head of Security is intimidating those protesting the company's support of marriage equality simply isn't true:
Parrish's false claim comes days after Minnesota for Marriage blatantly lied about the number of protestors at its last protest:
Hat tip to Jeremy Hooper for this graphics as well.
He can also be counted on to spin stories about a pitiful protest, as this tweet demonstrates:
According to Jeremy Hooper (thanks Jeremy for the picture by the way), Parrish's claim (at the bottom of the tweet - enlarge it to read) that General Mill's VP and Head of Security is intimidating those protesting the company's support of marriage equality simply isn't true:
In truth, General Mills has greeted these laughably failing protests with both open arms and refreshments. But then again, I guess desperately disastrous PR stunts call for desperate, face-saving spin.
Parrish's false claim comes days after Minnesota for Marriage blatantly lied about the number of protestors at its last protest:
Does the following look like hundreds to you?
Hat tip to Jeremy Hooper for this graphics as well.
1 comment:
It's that inflationary or fuzzy math that NOM and their ilk like to use.
If you have say only 20 or 30 people, round up to hundreds. If you have a hundred people, round up to a thousand, and so on.
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