Jep Gambardella wrote: » So "fake news" is fake news?
midnight city wrote: » There is as much if it on the likes of the huff post as there is on right leaning news sites. I get my news from the msm, from right leaning websites and from left leaning sites. I look into a particular story if i am suspicious of it. What i don't want to see and what i suspect is happening is the liberal elites are using the so called 'fake news' issue to shut down right leaning news sources. Facebook, twitter, google and youtube have already started.
TheOven wrote: » Here's a news headline "Obama intends to sign bill brining in sharia law next week." Now I want you to think very carefully. Have I now become a legitimate news source? Says a lot about the news you watch if it's unverified.
Billy86 wrote: » You could try fact checkers, for a start. If you don't check facts and just believe whatever you are told, you will believe that Obama literally founded ISIS back in 1999, and that Clinton has been fighting ISIS since 1965, meaning that Obama must have founded ISIS in 1965 when he was 4 years old despite creating ISIS in 1999.
midnight city wrote: » Who are they exactly? Give me examples of who exactly will decide what is fake news?
midnight city wrote: » Much of what is reported can't really be proven even if it did happen. How much of what is reported can really be verified. Who is going to be responsible for verification. Its not as simple as you are implying.
TheOven wrote: » It is simple. Did the event being reported happen? If not it is fake. If yes then it is not. I'm not sure how much simpler I can make this for people. It isn't code, fake means not real. I don't know what you are attempting to achieve by trying to cover it up.
midnight city wrote: » Fake news, biased news, fair and balanced news.. who gets to decide which is which.
Professor Moriarty wrote: » The intelligent and the educated. The ignorant and the stupid swallow tweets and headlines. In other words, useful idiots.
midnight city wrote: » This 'fake news' hysteria is about delegitimising alternative media. The MSM want it all to themselves.
TheOven wrote: » I think a lot of people are mistaking biased news and fake news. In the US they have always had very biased news, it has been like that for as long as I remember. Say what you want and hide behind free speech when anyone questions it. Fake news is actual fake news created by people who know it isn't real and spread it to get ad revenue by it going viral.http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/11/23/503146770/npr-finds-the-head-of-a-covert-fake-news-operation-in-the-suburbs Here's an article on actual fake news, not from Trump supporters and conservatives who were easily duped by fake news and trying to save face.
midnight city wrote: » Regarding this fake news issue, do people really want to rely on the MSM owned by some very shifty billionaires for their so called 'truth'.
oscarBravo wrote: » I think describing The Daily Stormer as "not actually fascist" is being a little bit generous.
Zubeneschamali wrote: » So "politically correct" means "not actually fascist" now? No wonder these people see political correctness everywhere!
frostyjacks wrote: » True, it's not very politically correct
frostyjacks wrote: » The pizzagate story on the alt-right sites is just as believable as the experts on the MSM telling us Hilary was going to win. I place more faith in sites like dailystormer.com than regular news sites.
20Cent wrote: » The alt right remind me of something Alvin Toffler wrote in his book future shock. Written in 1970 he predicted that in the future (like now) there would be so many sources of information available people would be confused as to what was real or not. Post truth it is being called now.
Billy86 wrote: » Whatever floats your boat - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Daily_Stormer
frostyjacks wrote: » I place more faith in sites like dailystormer.com than regular news sites.
The Daily Stormer is an American neo-Nazi and white supremacist news and commentary website.[1][2] It is part of the alt-right movement, and calls itself "America's #1 Most-Trusted Republican News Source".[3] Its editor is Andrew Anglin, who founded it on July 4, 2013, as a faster-paced replacement for his previous website Total Fascism.
