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> but I've seen too much in the last few years Can you share at least your top 3 examples? Claims of an "official narrative" frankly just sound kookie when mad
by greggoB 10mo ago
> but I've seen too much in the last few years
Can you share at least your top 3 examples? Claims of an "official narrative" frankly just sound kookie when made without a shred to back them up.
- mmooss 10mo agoMaybe before November 2024. Now MAGA supporters control CBS News, Fox, and others; and ABC News, the Washington Post, etc. openly comply with their demands.
- alex1138 10mo agoLiterally everything to do with covid. I can list "at least 3" right there. Masks don't work, the vaccine has killed people, epidemiologists (credible ones) warned against lockdowns. Wikipedia will tell you otherwise I'm sure There's other things as well I could probably think of but when you have politically motivated actors going on edit wars and the fact Wiki may even be controlled by the intelligence agencies we have a problem (And why does Youtube put Wikipedia entries as official truth under certain videos?)
- greggoB 10mo ago> Literally everything to do with covid. I can list "at least 3" right there So what I'm actually asking for is credible references/citations to back up your claims - otherwise they're at best just your opinions, or at worst you spreading conspiracy theories. > the fact Wiki may even be controlled by the intelligence agencies we have a problem Seems conspiracy theories it is. From experience, I know it is highly unlikely that I or anyone else is going to pull you away from your convictions, so I won't even bother. What I will say is you're also unlikely to find a receptive audience to such views on HN, especially if you're not even going to try substantiating them.