Print some meme-type leaflets that can be left in places for people to stumble across. Things like the headlines about "violent insurrection" next to pics of people walking between velvet ropes, or picking up litter. If all they see is what the media wants them to see, they don't even know that what happened doesn't match up to the narrative. Every little bit will get them to start questioning if what they're being told is really the truth.
I like that idea. Thanks! I've seen people on here talking about the stark contrast between the mayhem and rioting last summer that the media called "peaceful protests" and this "insurrection" on the 6th that was little more than a boisterous "Capitol Open House"! I agree with you that pics of that would be a great way to illustrate to people the ridiculous untruthful bias of the fake news and make them question their trustworthiness.
Print some meme-type leaflets that can be left in places for people to stumble across. Things like the headlines about "violent insurrection" next to pics of people walking between velvet ropes, or picking up litter. If all they see is what the media wants them to see, they don't even know that what happened doesn't match up to the narrative. Every little bit will get them to start questioning if what they're being told is really the truth.
I like that idea. Thanks! I've seen people on here talking about the stark contrast between the mayhem and rioting last summer that the media called "peaceful protests" and this "insurrection" on the 6th that was little more than a boisterous "Capitol Open House"! I agree with you that pics of that would be a great way to illustrate to people the ridiculous untruthful bias of the fake news and make them question their trustworthiness.