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by atmosx
2842 days ago
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> I'd then go on to argue that information can and must be free to share, but nefarious misinformation should not be free from punishment nor protected by law. I'd argue that 80% of statements made by political actors are about spreading misinformation (or fake news), misinterpreted (misreading latest wikileaks reports) or deliberate lies to drive a point home (immigrants are driving the UK economy down!). For example when the US reps states "we found nuclear guns in Iraq" is it a valid statement or nefarious misinformation. Does prior experience by an actor amount for anything? Who gets to decide? |
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