How to be Wrong on the Internet | We The Internet TV

Lou and his guests discuss what to do when you've been publicly wrong about something.

Lou Perez: @LOUontheSUBWAY
Angela Nagle
Jesse Singal: @jessesingal
Anthony L. Fisher: @AnthonyLFisher
Boris Khaykin: @theBorisK

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Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
Creative Director: Erin O’Connor
Head Writer: Lou Perez
Creative Producer: Lana Link
Associate Producer: Jordan Best
Marketing Director: Amanda Burtka

[rwbimbie]

As a Texan, I find this vid very helpful
in case I'm ever wrong some day

[anthonyweber]

That's a good concept, but most people don't have the courage to publicly admit that they're wrong

[diablow]

Being someone who's active into Twitter debates, this is some useful stuff 😂

[timbuktu]

I prefer the term: differently correct.

[floydzepplin]

I was wrong

See, that was not hard...

(I really was not wrong)

[XmarkedSpot]

I'm not always right, even about me being wrong.

[remyllebeau]

Nobody is perfect, so you can go ahead and call me Nobody.

[ryanx]

The only time I made a mistake is when I said I was wrong.

Just kidding, I'm confident enough to admit even if it's just possible that I could be wrong...I am only human. Part of having confidence I think is the ability to admit that you don't know everything and still have much to learn, but are willing to so.

[ALRIGHTYTHEN.]

As someone who’s never wrong, I appreciate when those that are, admit when they are. I don’t look down on them, because not everyone can be right all the time, like me.

[WouterCloetens]

The last time I said something wrong (a widespread claim that I neglected to fact-check), I edited my original post with an addendum stating that it was wrong, and why, and provided source information and an apology in a comment.
That's probably not possible on Twitter? Always hated it; it isn't conducive to intelligent debate.

[robertallencad]

If I'm wrong I immediately allow my opponent to rebuttal with a foot sweep on myself unblocked thank you I'm a republican in Silicon Valley

[ogenmatic]

I’ve been wrong a thyme or too butt it was mostly spelling or grammatical eras

[markwilde]

The truth will always do. A little accountability goes a long way. Those who don't appreciate it when you fix a screw up aren't worth bothering with anyways.

[bobbierobinson]

I may not be right, but I'm never wrong 😉

[ogenmatic]

0:31 - it sounds like one of them passed gas. Think it was the lady on the left.

[iincher]

Why do you run ads. Seriously every other ad I see is for this channel.

[myztazynizta]

Where the hell are the full length videos?

[ty]

Is this implying that /pol/ isn't always right?

[machinedgod]

Your background screens are out of alignment and its disturbing me enough that I can't focus on what you're saying.

[BlessedoneAZ]

You're wrong when you trust liberals.
You're wrong when you trust progressives.
You're wrong when you think conservatives are bad.
You're wrong when you think libertarian values are a good thing.
You're wrong a lot