Fake news vs real news vs desperate news...

[The Conservative]

I have been noticing that people who backed Trump and can't accept the loss is attempting to grasp onto anything to justify the reasoning of why Biden is "#Notmypresident" As I have seen grow in popular usage on FB and Twitter with those on the right.

I am starting to worry that we are going to see a true flood of real "fake news" just so that these people feel better.

We are going to have to get in front of this and start a campaign to not only debunk the left's "fake news" but also what soon is to be the right's version of it as well. What I have dubbed the "desperate news" and it bothers me that we have gotten to this point.

People wanted Trump to win so badly they are willing to delve down any rabbit hole to accept whatever truth to make them feel good, even if it is a pseudo feeling. I worry this group of people will not vote for anyone that is not endorsed by Trump, or his ilk, and this is not where we need to be in two years.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I’m concerned about a lot more than their future voting habits.

[Ph64]

It is, inevitably, what you get when you continue to place personalities above principles.

Few people seem to hold principled views anymore.

A lot seem to have "principles" that change with the direction of the wind, which is pretty much none at all.

[GloryofGreece]

Democracy is a failure clearly.

[PartyOf5]

Do you have examples of this TC?

[pineapplemike]

trump won

[Martin Hash]

the news media is biased

[Martin Hash]

wokeness discriminates against straight white men

[Martin Hash]

democrats are socialists

[Martin Hash]

women are in charge