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When I see a funny but most times subtle anti-vacc, climate crisis denial or right wing meme on the family chat I always speak up. Most times on memes the prem
by Cryptonic 5y ago
When I see a funny but most times subtle anti-vacc, climate crisis denial or right wing meme on the family chat I always speak up.
Most times on memes the premis is already wrong to make a point. It's important to check and to show people with less media skills how to check innocent funny political memes for truth. Most of them just lie or misinterpret statistics or USA any other rethoric trick to brainwash meme by meme by meme.
It's important to make it visible for our Facebook scrolling boomer parents for example, to make them think before they share.
Interesting is how deep the misinformation is already rooted sometimes. In one case I lost a friend who believed in the Corvid is a Hoax lie, because I repedatly tried to convince us in our sport chat. It's sad. Intentional misinformation should be a crime. This has nothing to do with free speech.