Wishinformed
Wishinformed by Smoov1 March 4, 2024
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Wishinformation
When someone states something as fact that they wish was true though all actual FACTS show it is NOT. Being wishinformed is typically from people who do not understand citing sources.
Oh, you believe that the earth is flat in spite of the scientific evidence? That is some serious wishinformation.
Wishinformation by Smoov1 March 4, 2024
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Wishinformation
"There are peer-reviewed science papers on the subject so your unsupported wishinformation does not have merit."
"Wow, they said the events on multiple verified videos didn't happen. That group is so full of wishinformation."
"She that country was invaded to stop the natzees but was wishinformed by a cool-aid drinker that just hopes it is true."
"Can you believe that woman said the school incidents were staged? Wishinformation is all she has to share."
"Wow, they said the events on multiple verified videos didn't happen. That group is so full of wishinformation."
"She that country was invaded to stop the natzees but was wishinformed by a cool-aid drinker that just hopes it is true."
"Can you believe that woman said the school incidents were staged? Wishinformation is all she has to share."
Wishinformation by Smoov1 April 13, 2024
Wishinformation
Wishinformation is data that is presented presented as fact when it is not supported by any real evidence; just what someone wishes was true. It is used in presenting an argument that has no merit but is based on an opinion as opposed to actual evidence that supports it. Someone who believes this false statement has been wishinformed, they believe because they want to.
I thought he was a normal guy until he started in with wishinformation on the earth being flat.
She used a bunch of silly wishinformation to support her point and could not provide a single, provable fact. SMH
She used a bunch of silly wishinformation to support her point and could not provide a single, provable fact. SMH
Wishinformation by Smoov1 June 14, 2024
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