"Misinformation" = Facts that go against the Narrative

[DGS49]

Facebook, other tech giants censor inconvenient facts about climate change

The online world has become a free-speech battleground. People share a legitimate interest in avoiding outright falsehoods, but much censorship today — ultimately is about restricting discourse to …

nypost.com

For those who care to read it, here is an illustration of facts that are deemed "misinformation" and censored, because they go against the Global Climate Disaster narrative.

Who knew?

 

[rightwinger]

Trump won the election= Misinformation

 

[candycorn]

Trump won the election= Misinformation

One punch knockout by rightwinger

Misinformation is used to highlight the information that schlubs such as the OP want to put out there. The worldwide death count is dropping. Why? Vaccines. People are getting used to hand washing, distancing, mask wearing, etc...

I wish that someone would look at the death rate in nations that don't have an active, organized, misinformation campaign. I would expect the data to reflect that there are fewer covid deaths since dis-trust hasn't been monetized by these lowlifes

 

[Lastamender]

Trump won the election= Misinformation

Not anymore.