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> What you're spreading is fake news. I suggest avoiding this phrase if you are trying to have a serious debate. It's overused to the point of obnoxiousness,
by colanderman 8y ago
> What you're spreading is fake news.
I suggest avoiding this phrase if you are trying to have a serious debate. It's overused to the point of obnoxiousness, and doesn't even apply here. (The person you replied to posed a question. Questions are not "news", nor can be described as "fake".)
- beaner 8y agoThe question was based on an assumption that the data is shared. It was that assumption that I was calling out, an assumption that is very much in the news, and which is untrue, but also known to be untrue by some and still promoted, making it fake.