One would think a "journalist" would be aware of this.
"But reins are not whips. Border Patrol doesn't carry whips." - Mike Glenn, Washington Times What Mike doesn't know is that you can whip people with objects that are not literally whips. That's why "whip" is a verb and not just a noun.
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Mike Glenn is a "journalist" for the Washington Times. That's the paper that makes people think the Post is good, by comparison. Remember?
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Mike Glenn inevitable response: What are these verbs and nouns you speak of?
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That sounds pretty legit. Yes.
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This is the lib version of "They are chain link enclosures not cages." I hope they know we see right through this.
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Washington Times, not Post. Mike Glenn is a conservative defending the fash when they beat Black people.
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I am of two minds on this one: I lean toward your point, but also, mainstream media misrepresents the facts so often that I wish they would’ve found some other way to say this. Now, millions of people mistakenly believe that border control is armed with Indiana Jones bullwhips.
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In this case, they stated it pretty well.
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