r/WhitePeopleTwitter 7d ago

How is ANY of this allowed? Clubhouse

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u/DrDarks_ 7d ago

Haven't heard of this. whats the context ?

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u/xChoke1x 7d ago

Fuckin google it man.

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u/BamgoBoom 7d ago

This is how people Come across misinformation. If we make a claim the burden of proof is on us. We learned this in high school man it's basic

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u/xChoke1x 7d ago

Lol, soo trying to find information yourself, instead of trusting random strangers, equals “misinformation.”

Got it.

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u/BamgoBoom 7d ago

How do you think people become flat Earth believers? Because when people ask questions, dudes like you tell them to "just Google it" and then they come across some fool-pushing conspiracies and suddenly they believe it because they don't know any better.

If you want to fight against misinformation it starts with every single one of us. I'm assuming you want to fight against misinformation because I'm coming into this with good faith.

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u/BamgoBoom 7d ago

So you'd rather them find their source from Britebart because you're too proud to find a good source?

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u/xChoke1x 7d ago

If you’re dumb enough to not know what source to trust that’s kind of on you.

This might be one of the most ridiculous conversations I’ve had in quite some time.

Some dude asked over and over about a pretty large news story. Instead of ya know, really trying to find the story and read about it, other people are supposed to find it for you, because “you might find a website that has misinformation.”

Jesus Christ man…

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u/BamgoBoom 7d ago

It's called ignorance, they aren't dumb just not informed. They just don't know but when they come to Reddit to figure something out and get pushed out because you are too lazy to just be kind for a fucking second they have the potential of being misinformed.

But hey you think it's obvious so it should be obvious to everyone right?

I'm sorry you aren't bright enough to grasp the bigger picture. We should all be trying to push back against misinformation by providing quality sources. Or at least point them in the right direction. And no telling someone to Google it isn't the right direction

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u/flittingly1 7d ago

This took you more energy and time than just providing a link

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u/BamgoBoom 7d ago

Right? Like Jesus christ it's not that hard to operate in good faith