Example: [Collected via e-mail, November 2015]
Among the many racists posting videos and news articles on my newsfeed regarding the Syrian refugees, I came across this video of some Syrian refugees complaining that their hotel room has no television, the food is terrible and that they want to go back to Syria. The people are speaking perfect English, but something about the video rings false to me.
They embed the video where the Syrian refugee says those exact same things, note the news organization which shot it, then rank the claim “Mostly False” because they say that these complaints were “taken out of context,” because refugees were complaining about the free food and housing that they were given at an emergency shelter when they arrived, and not at the free homes they would ultimately be given. Had the ultimate homes that they were given not had free TV’s and delicious food, then the complaint would have been true.
They literally embed the video of it, let you see it with your own eyes, and then tell you the claim is mostly false.
Thankfully these are the panicked death throes of evil.
Bring the Apocalypse already.
I realized several years ago that Snopes was run by a bunch of SJWs when their article about Obama being born in the US was marked as “true” as opposed to “unverified”.
Because Honolulu is in Kenya?
Everytime I hear about snopes, I think of this
http://www.xkcd.com/250/
I had also heard that they are run by SJWs and thus lean considerably to the left. I’d accept them on certain things, like say computer or Internet issues. But I find them and other so called “fact checkers” ridiculous when it comes to any political issue.