Wikipedia is already listing Meat's death as solely Covid, when we haven't even necessarily confirmed that yet. Because OF COURSE they are... Anything to keep the fucking narrative going... Side note: I forgot how fucking GOOD his music is. Like, at its best, it's definitely as good as Queen. - Kotaku In Action 2

Wikipedia is already listing Meat's death as solely Covid, when we haven't even necessarily confirmed that yet. Because OF COURSE they are... Anything to keep the fucking narrative going... Side note: I forgot how fucking GOOD his music is. Like, at its best, it's definitely as good as Queen. (media.kotakuinaction2.win)

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– altmehere 9 points 2 years ago +9 / -0

There's another element to this I don't see being discussed here: not only is Wikipedia saying that it's COVID, Google is listing that as the cause of death with a link to Wikipedia's COVID-19 page. A quick search shows they do this for Herman Cain as well, except the link is to the article "COVID-19 pandemic in Georgia (U.S. state)."

Doing a search for "[name] cause of death wikipedia" with any other CoD shows the cause of death but no link. It would seem that Google is deliberately linking to these articles.

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