Wikipedia calls Dinesh D’Souza a “conspiracy theorist” without qualification in the lead sentence of his article, using only leftist “sources”, meanwhile refuses to acknowledge coomer Secretary of “Health” Richard Levine’s real name because ‘she [sic] was not notable under that name’ - Kotaku In Action 2

Wikipedia calls Dinesh D’Souza a “conspiracy theorist” without qualification in the lead sentence of his article, using only leftist “sources”, meanwhile refuses to acknowledge coomer Secretary of “Health” Richard Levine’s real name because ‘she [sic] was not notable under that name’ (media.communities.win)

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– Assassin47 14 points 2 years ago +14 / -0

I dunno, the corporate media is pretty adept at peddling conspiracy theories like Russiagate.

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– WhoIsThatMaskedMan 7 points 2 years ago +7 / -0

The MSM and its drones are the source of infinitely more conspiracy theories than anyone else, just as they're the source of more systemic racism, oppression, misinformation, and every other buzzword they throw at us.

The difference is we tend not to label these things as such. We call their racism "anti-white". We call their conspiracy theories "the narrative". And so forth. They have their diluted, meaningless words, and we have our correct ones.