Does Social Media Foster COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories?

People who get their news from platforms like Facebook and YouTube are more likely to believe in COVID-19 conspiracy theories than Twitter users. Via Psychology Today https://ift.tt/2GIisIo

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  1. Yes it does... its a major tool to spread establishment conspiracy theories.

    Of course by "conspiracy theories" news outlet shills and the social media shills of the criminal establishment do NOT mean the criminal establishment's OFFICIAL conspiracy theories such as THEIR official Irak's weapons of mass destruction conspiracy theory, or THEIR official Assad’s use of chemical weapons conspiracy theory, or THEIR official Russiagate conspiracy theory, or THEIR official JFK lone shooter assassination conspiracy theory, or THEIR official 9-1-1 inept pilots/fires brought down skyscrapers conspiracy theory, and on and on with their authorized conspiracy theories they love.

    By that PEOPLE MANIPULATION term ("conspiracy theories") the criminal ruling class means those factual narratives that they do not like, that threatened THEIR official lies, that DISprove their official lies --- carefully check out “The 2 Married Pink Elephants In The Historical Room –The Holocaustal Covid-19 Coronavirus Madness: A Sociological Perspective & Historical Assessment Of The Covid “Phenomenon”” at w w w d o t CovidTruthBeKnown d o t c o m

    "2 weeks to flatten the curve has turned into...3 shots to feed your family!" --- Unknown

    “In a world of propaganda, the truth is always a conspiracy.” --- Herbert Hildebrandt

    "I just cannot understand why all these damn anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists don't trust a government that actively works against the public interest 100 percent of the time. I mean if you can't trust institutions that are deliberately constructed to subvert the common good for the benefit of the wealthy and powerful at every turn, who can you trust?" -- Caitlin Johnstone, Independent Journalist

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