Significados de false equivalence en inglés

Fight the false equivalence; it does you no good.

It relies on the media to advance false equivalence strategies to attempt to normalise fringe beliefs.

There is no point in pretending otherwise, nor in drawing a false equivalence between the two candidates.

Try to think back to a time when the internet wasn't a toxic mix of rage and false equivalence.

But the level of false equivalence he traffics in is typically reserved for black Republicans making a run for president.

The false equivalence of the Farages of this world has inflicted a mortal wound on the concept of a public debate.

Its flagship programmes pushed " false equivalence" to an absurdity while facilitating the extremism that the balance was supposed to avoid.

The damage inflicted by President Trump's naiveté, egotism, false equivalence, and sympathy for autocrats is difficult to calculate...

In his own translations Mallarmé spurned the convention of parallel texts, and Manson too fears imprisoning his originals in structures of false equivalence.

He says the concept of ' false equivalence' is often used to confuse facts, where one side of the matter is overly represented in a debate.

Does that not risk a false equivalence, obscuring responsibility for lack of commitment to partnership (the premise and promise of the Belfast Agreement)?

As for RTÉ, it too is still clearly rooted in this culture of false equivalence, with O'Donovan's reports from America becoming classics of the genre.

That ain't right! I don't know where she is, but I know I hate tit for tats and false equivalences.