And it is how info is presented:
For example - many of us were taught that
1) the Emancipation Proclamation, freed all the slaves. Well, that just isnt true. - It only freed the slaves in the Rebellious States.
2) West Virginia became a state over the slavery issue - but lets take a look at history. Yes, slavery was PART of the reason - but those in western Virginia were talking about leaving in the 1820's. One issue was "Taxation without Representation...."
Check this link about WV history
Anotherwords - we need to have the full story
For example - we are told we must wear our seatbelts to save our life
The recent stat is that 57% of all traffic deaths - the individual was not wearing a seat belt. Or we could say that 43% of all traffic deaths - the individual WAS wearing a seat belt - With about 40,000 deaths a year that meant that some 17,000 people died while wearing a seat belt.
Are your chances better - of course - they are! - One other thing - there are several reasons (or should I say excuses) that a person dies in a car crash.
A) DWI
B) Speed
C) Tailgating
D) Distraction
E-other
So whoever is trying to prove their point will only use the stats to prove their point - ie - MADD normally only talks about the danger of booze -yet disregard the other factors.
Bottom line -same thing with the War of Southern Independence - many only look at their own side of the issue - when there are many factors.
For example - many of us were taught that
1) the Emancipation Proclamation, freed all the slaves. Well, that just isnt true. - It only freed the slaves in the Rebellious States.
2) West Virginia became a state over the slavery issue - but lets take a look at history. Yes, slavery was PART of the reason - but those in western Virginia were talking about leaving in the 1820's. One issue was "Taxation without Representation...."
Check this link about WV history
Anotherwords - we need to have the full story
For example - we are told we must wear our seatbelts to save our life
The recent stat is that 57% of all traffic deaths - the individual was not wearing a seat belt. Or we could say that 43% of all traffic deaths - the individual WAS wearing a seat belt - With about 40,000 deaths a year that meant that some 17,000 people died while wearing a seat belt.
Are your chances better - of course - they are! - One other thing - there are several reasons (or should I say excuses) that a person dies in a car crash.
A) DWI
B) Speed
C) Tailgating
D) Distraction
E-other
So whoever is trying to prove their point will only use the stats to prove their point - ie - MADD normally only talks about the danger of booze -yet disregard the other factors.
Bottom line -same thing with the War of Southern Independence - many only look at their own side of the issue - when there are many factors.