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Solutions for intentional misinformation

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@wildgrass said
There's plenty of evidence all over this forum. Once something is said by someone and you agree with that statement then there's no way anyone is changing your mind...

Dr. Robert Malone says vaccines are "not working" and children "will be hospitalized" from the vaccine. Metal Brain hears it and believes it whole cloth, even though I could find hundreds of research artic ...[text shortened]... ar it, agree with it, and never change their minds.

What's the solution here? Facts don't matter.
If by now you still don't know who owns and controls all the mainstream news media, you are either mentally challenged or a paid propaganda shill.

And if you don't realize how evil and destructive a profit-driven drug industry is, then you are beyond help.

Personally I'd rather get health advice from a plumber than a doctor who is a drug-pushing big-pharma whore too scared to even question a corrupt health care monstrosity run by greedy bureaucrats.


@wildgrass said
There's plenty of evidence all over this forum. Once something is said by someone and you agree with that statement then there's no way anyone is changing your mind...

Dr. Robert Malone says vaccines are "not working" and children "will be hospitalized" from the vaccine. Metal Brain hears it and believes it whole cloth, even though I could find hundreds of research artic ...[text shortened]... ar it, agree with it, and never change their minds.

What's the solution here? Facts don't matter.
"Dr. Robert Malone says vaccines are "not working"

Are you sure that is an accurate quote? Dr. Robert Malone is vaccinated. Are you aware of that?

Children "will be hospitalized" from the vaccine. People of all ages have been hospitalized from the gene vaccines. It isn't my fault you reject VAERS data that is reported by your own government.

It isn't my fault you reject an underestimate and falsely call it an overestimate even though that is a clear lie. You will believe any absurdity that supports your false narrative. You got that false narrative from the corporate news media and partisan biased websites. That false narrative was never yours until you adopted it.

You are repeating propaganda like a parrot. It was never even your opinion. Someone else formed you opinion. You are not that original.


@bunnyknight said
If by now you still don't know who owns and controls all the mainstream news media, you are either mentally challenged or a paid propaganda shill.

And if you don't realize how evil and destructive a profit-driven drug industry is, then you are beyond help.

Personally I'd rather get health advice from a plumber than a doctor who is a drug-pushing big-pharma whore too scared to even question a corrupt health care monstrosity run by greedy bureaucrats.
He is just a parrot. He is not capable of forming opinions on his own. It has nothing to do with intelligence, it has to do with human nature. If a person hears something repeated enough times from different people or sources they believe it, even if it is absurd.

https://www.livescience.com/1956-study-gossip-trumps-truth.html

Remember when almost everybody believed Iraq had WMDs right before GW Bush invaded? We heard it from NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN and all the other corporate owned propaganda outlets who always repeat the same lies. They all report with the same bias in favor of invading countries that never did anything to us. They kill people, yet you think they they care about human life.

How can wildgrass believe the same people that kill masses of people in wars of choice care about people dying from covid? It is absurd, but that is the narrative he was indoctrinated into believing.

When people are indoctrinated to believe a lie with constant repetitiveness the truth sounds strange. He doesn't even realize he is the one in cognitive dissonance. He is projecting it onto the people who are telling him the truth. He is trying to fool himself into thinking he is not the dupe in cognitive dissonance. That is a sure sign that deep down inside he knows he is wrong. If he was confident in himself he would have no need for psychological projection. He is dong it to deny the shame he is feeling for accepting contradictions he knows don't make any sense.


@sonhouse said
@Wajoma
So now you know more than the REAL virologists and geneticists who figured out how safe these meds are. Amazing. Where did you get your PhD in virology? I would LOVE to see your thesis defense.
Name a single vaccine in the history of mankind that was given to millions of people that has not killed anyone? You are in denial of reality. REAL virologists will tell you that.


@jimm619 said
Opinions don't count,
only facts...........hello?
LINK?
That was a fact, not an opinion.
He is spot on correct.


@wildgrass said
I'll not debate the science here, but l stand by my assertion that 'children will be hospitalized' is deliberate misinformation. People are decapitated by their own seat belts, but using that fact to say that "seatbelts kill people" is a deliberately misleading statement (i.e. you are intentionally trying to misinform people). I hope you can understand the distinction here. ...[text shortened]... on and nothing - new data, statistics, an army of scientists - will convince them to crawl out. Why?
Vaccines do not decapitate people. They kill people from inside the body. How many they kill in relation to how many they save is irrelevant. The fact is vaccines kill people. That fact does not change.

It is not misinformation and even if it is was it is not deliberate. If you could prove it was deliberate it would be disinformation, not misinformation. Look up the difference. You don't even know what misinformation is.


@wajoma said
Children will be hospitalized by the fakecine. That is not misinformation.

You may be decapitated by your seat belt. That is not misinformation.

Perhaps you should offer a retraction for that example in the OP, show some integrity, admit to your own misinformation and one eyed views
He has not even bothered to look up misinformation in the dictionary. If he did he would know he should being calling it disinformation. If it is misinformation you cannot prove it is intentional. Intentional misinformation is an oxymoron. There is no such thing.

Wildgrass embarrassed himself in the OP of this thread. An oxymoron from a moron.


@wildgrass said
Yessss. Words have meaning. The example I posted fits the definition of misinformation.

Are you thinking we should change the definition to fit your argument?
"The example I posted fits the definition of misinformation."

No. it doesn't.
Look up misinformation. Then look up disinformation.
You clearly do not know the definition of misinformation. You should have said disinformation. That is intentional.


@sh76 said
The only solution for misinformation is providing better information more persuasively. No one body can arbitrate truth.

Just to cite one example, I think we're both reasonably intelligent people, but for every last bit of frustration you feel at Pillow Guy's drivel is mirrored (and possibly then some) when the Twitteratti and even school officials start talking about slappi ...[text shortened]... idiots you're referring to have very little power. The child-abusing Covidians govern New York City.
"Every last bit of contempt you have for Robert Malone and his anti-vax nonsense"

Dr. Robert Malone is vaccinated. He took the gene vaccine.
Do you realize that you just made it possible for no1 to call your opinions anti-vax nonsense? After all, it doesn't matter that you took the gene vaccine. So did Dr. Robert Malone.

Take that back. Take back your "anti-vax" false pejorative.
If you don't I will call you anti-vax with repetitiveness. If you can slander vaccinated people like that so can I. Fair game. Take it back!


@wajoma said
Children will be hospitalized by the fakecine. That is not misinformation.

You may be decapitated by your seat belt. That is not misinformation.

Perhaps you should offer a retraction for that example in the OP, show some integrity, admit to your own misinformation and one eyed views
It’s also completely besides the point.

Stop gaslighting.


Do you see this people?

The very term "intentional misinformation" is misinformation.
There is no such thing as intentional misinformation. If it is intentional it is called disinformation.

The very title of this thread proves wildgrass doesn't know what he is talking about. He literally doesn't know misinformation when it is right in front of him. A solution starts with him. He started this thread with misinformation. Any dictionary proves that.


@shavixmir said
It’s also completely besides the point.

Stop gaslighting.
Shag doody this conversation is over your head. Stick to incest rimming pissing

It was wildcrass that bought up seat belts, what you saw was a reply to wildcrass.


@wildgrass said
There's plenty of evidence all over this forum. Once something is said by someone and you agree with that statement then there's no way anyone is changing your mind...

Dr. Robert Malone says vaccines are "not working" and children "will be hospitalized" from the vaccine. Metal Brain hears it and believes it whole cloth, even though I could find hundreds of research artic ...[text shortened]... ar it, agree with it, and never change their minds.

What's the solution here? Facts don't matter.
There are actually tried and tested methods.
What really helps is connecting with people. So, instead of discussing the topic, you connect with them on a personal level, talk about them and their lives. Then slowly but surely steer them away from the conspiracy level of thought, by grounding them in the reality around them and slowly expanding towards the greater world.

I can't be arsed though. I don't care enough. And I'm sick to death of them.

Anyhoo, the basics are that fluctuation, change and a lack of control are very scary to a lot of people. They have a drive to keep things as they are.
So to protect themselves they understand change to be negative and that there's a driving force behind it.
Since the change is negative, the driving force behind the change is obviously evil. This means large companies, unseen puppet masters, etc.

This in turn reinforces the brain to see recognisable patterns (which brains inherently do... just think of Jesus' face on a slice of bread); where they don't exist.

This, in turn, further develops the cognitive dissonance, so that anything that doesn't fit the recognisable pattern they're using is either wrong (which means everybody who disagrees is misguided) or deliberate (which means it's part of the evil wanting to change things).

In a nut shell. It's a bit more complicated on the detail level, but hey... I can't be arsed.


@shavixmir said
There are actually tried and tested methods.
What really helps is connecting with people. So, instead of discussing the topic, you connect with them on a personal level, talk about them and their lives. Then slowly but surely steer them away from the conspiracy level of thought, by grounding them in the reality around them and slowly expanding towards the greater world.
...[text shortened]... ).

In a nut shell. It's a bit more complicated on the detail level, but hey... I can't be arsed.
Knew it wouldn't be long before the communist would be proposing re-education camps a.k.a gulags. wildcrass has been angling for this since he set himself up as head of the ministry of truth.

The following quote is not from '1984"

"We will continue to be your single source of truth..."

...it's from the Horse Face NZ prime minister. And we've seen similar delusion in wildgarss and shag doody


@pb1022 said
Don’t tell me you believe the Steele dossier 🙄
I believe the British over the Russians.