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This is criminal

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Listen, if you're going to hate the media, hate it all. It would be better if you guys read nothing than these insane websites that post fake click bait to get you to look at nothing.

Well it was all good for the Dems so I figured it true.

 

Just trying to carry on the Dem and liberal way.

It was on the Internet. It must be true!:lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2:

Listen, if you're going to hate the media, hate it all. It would be better if you guys read nothing than these insane websites that post fake click bait to get you to look at nothing.

 

I can't like this post enough.

Listen, if you're going to hate the media, hate it all. It would be better if you guys read nothing than these insane websites that post fake click bait to get you to look at nothing.

 

How does one even find these goofy stories? That's what I want to know.

How does one even find these goofy stories? That's what I want to know.

 

According to Snopes, it was first published by the Boston Tribune, which is a fake news site, five days ago. Apparently it took just a matter of days for it to start making its way across Twitter. Things like this, enough people see them, it gets retweeded again and again. Eventually some other site that tries to repost news, but that doesn't bother with checking up on sources, publishes their own story, assuming it's true.

 

After that, we're off to the races.

Well, I don't have twitter, but I understand what you're saying.

 

My basic question is this. Does one have to go out and purposely look for these stories (scary enough), or do the stories come looking for you (even scarier)?

Thank goodness for snopes.com. I wish more people would follow one simple rule - don't pass on anything you read on the internet until you have checked it on snopes.com. It would stop a lot of the dumbifying of America.

Snopes is not the end all of fact checking.... Been proved wrong many times and very left leaning..

Snopes is not the end all of fact checking.... Been proved wrong many times and very left leaning..

 

Interesting. Do you have some examples for us where snopes was wrong? I am sure there have to be one or two and I am interested in hearing them.

Ref, it says in that link that it is a spoof :lol2:

 

:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

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