Solutions for intentional misinformation

@pb1022 said
Did you look into what the Haitians thought of the Clinton Foundation’s “help?”

What they really thought, or what the right, people like Tucker Carlson, thought?

@pb1022 said
Maybe believe the Americans. The Steele dossier, funded in part by HRC’s campaign, has been discredited.

Do you find it odd that HRC and her husband ran a multi-billion-dollar “charitable foundation” and no one can point to any projects or initiatives funded by that foundation that come even close to matching the money they raked in?

Their “charitable foundation” makes Trump’s look like a lemonade stand.

We had four years of whack-a-doodle culminating in the Capitol Insurrection.

I generally don't listen to lying Americans. Thankfully, that is less than 50% of them now.

@shallow-blue said
Then you're an idiot.

I have seen too many people behave in ways that were actively damaging to themselves, and also actively damaging to others, to believe that there is anyone alive who doesn't need some restraint from society. I also know too many, far too many, people who would help someone else only if they thought they could get double their input back la ...[text shortened]... est, and never wrote a true, realistic human being. You should read more Orwell and Huxley, instead.

You should read more Orwell and Huxley, instead.

There is so much doublethink out there right now that the reference to Orwell's work has itself become Orwellian. Misinformation is fact. War is peace.