Here's what he said,
TRUMP: "Yeah that's her in the gold. I better use some Tic Tacs [breath fresheners] just in case I start kissing her. You know, I'm automatically attracted to beautiful... I just start kissing them. It's like a magnet. Just kiss. I don't even wait. And when you're a star they let you do it. You can do anything."
BUSH: "Whatever you want."
TRUMP: "Grab them by the p****. You can do anything."
Don't you think it's a bit of a distinction without a difference? Are you going to suggest he's not implying strongly that he's done that on more than one occasion?
Edit: I have been known to be somewhat pedantic about such things and perhaps it's true that it provides fodder for the disingenuous to distract from the point so, yeah, I agree it's better to be accurate, but in day to day back and forth around here not everyone is going to care to be that diligent. I doubt you can expect any sort of behavioural reform. It seems more productive to me to nip such an objection in the bud and add a correction by providing the actual quote, rather than to complain and not source the quote either.
Just my 2 cents.
Fair response for sure but I answered the first question right in my post where I said it wasn't a bad example. No, I'm not suggesting anything more than what I said. I just so happened to be in a much longer irl conversation about the point I was making hours prior to seeing this post so I was inclined to address it. With some more reading here or elsewhere I'm sure we could all find egregious examples.
Many came up last night, points from all sides of politics, sports, nutrition etc. I don't claim to be very knowledgeable about any countries politics but my point isn't just about politics anyways. It happens in all aspects of life.
Again my point is that bending the facts weakens a person or entities overall credibility. If you present something falsely in any way, even by omission for example, I'm going to suspect everything you say. One example of omission was people who say "Eggs are bad for you, end of story" no further discussion about possible benefits can be entertained.
I don't know the technical details but the biggest one from last night was the thing that got the convo started and was about Trump as well. I've not looked into it but the gent who brought it up writes for a large paper and seems to know his stuff. Anyone reading please feel free to comment.
His point was that MAGA haters love to inaccurately call Trump "a convicted felon" he explained in great detail that I can not why that is not factually correct. Iirc it boiled down to "no sentence"
As for the point in your edit, I generally don't do that as it could be a huge waste of my time seeing if as in this case I did not see a claim of what was specifically being referred to. I could have assumed it was the bus thing which it looks like you quoted but for all I know it was something else. I try not to put words in others mouths. I note that you seem to take the same approach here, you politely asked if I was going to suggest something rather than accusing me of doing it, that's appreciated.
Long post, in a rush, didn't proofread, hope it makes sense