02-13 Politically Incorrect Daily

February 13, 2022February 12, 2022 Joe Messerli Daily Memes disinformation, misinformation, Russia

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Over the last two years, can any of you think of one single time when you heard a public official or media personality use the words “misinformation” or “Russian disinformation” cite any actual study or evidence to prove their claim? And it doesn’t count to say another mainstream media outlet or public official “said so.” It’s amazing how much of the world just thoughtlessly nods their heads and goes along with these tired, ridiculous, meaningless terms. Conspiracy Theorist used to be the propagandist weapon of choice for discrediting anyone who challenged them. Now, it’s misinformation and Russian disinformation. It’s time to call people out EVERY SINGLE TIME they wield these attacks.

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04-20 Politically Incorrect Daily

April 20, 2020April 19, 2020 Joe Messerli Daily Memes conspiracy theories, media bias, misinformation

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Have you noticed that it’s become a standard tactic of the Left & mainstream media to shut down debate on any issue by simply labeling opponents’ arguments as “misinformation” or “conspiracy theory”, and then they change the subject rather than explain what exactly is inaccurate in the arguments? Alternatively, they’ll use a Democrat-funded “fact check” site to explain how something is “debunked”.

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06-24 Politically Incorrect Daily

June 24, 2018June 23, 2018 Joe Messerli Daily Memes anecdotal evidence, media bias, misinformation, police shootings

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Perhaps the biggest source of misinformation nowadays comes from “anecdotal evidence”. This is evidence that draws conclusions based on individual stories or a personal experience. Scientific researches know it is one of the laziest and most inaccurate sources of information for one simple reason — the sample size is too small! A case may occur only once out of million possibilities, and the anecdotal example may lead to a 1/1000000 case is the proper conclusion. This is precisely why today’s news media is such a joke. For example, white police officers shooting unarmed black men almost never occur, but you wouldn’t know it by the media. They dig up whatever cases they can find and replay them over and over to create the illusion it’s a widespread occurrence. Another example was Charlottesville “white supremacist” rallies. This involved a few hundred people in a nation of 350 million, or about 0.000057%, but the media made it sound like white supremacists made up half the country. Lately, the tactic has been applied to immigration and school shootings. Pay attention how every day the media creates an alternative reality through acecdotal evidence, and unfortunately, how many people fall for it.