A word used to dismiss "conspiracy theories" that are actually right on the money because they go against what the government and media want you to think.
Many people have yet to receive an apology for spreading "misinformation" that was acknowledged as correct.
(Noun) A democrat buzzword used to deflect or gaslight any opinion(s), statistics, past/current quotes, footage, evidence, or facts that either call-out or contradict the current elitist Democrat narrative.
When asked why Kamala Harris pledged 157 million dollars to assist displaced Lebanon refugees, while U.S. citizens are still crying out for disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Helena, the White House Press Secretary declared that the question was “misinformation” (despite the fact that Harris did announce the $157 million and there are countless U.S. Citizens in NC and elsewhere still calling out for rescue, aide, relief, and/or assistance).
The legitimization of false or inaccurate information, especially that which is deliberately intended to deceive, by means of citing other sources complicit in the propagation of misinformation.
Man, Facebook blames everything bad on one color of people, citing articles from Google, a book about that color of people being ‘fragile’, and excerpts from a “theory” from a professor who says that color
of people have been like that since 1619… I smell misinformation laundering.