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Here’s how to save Americans from Republican-led misinformation

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Atheists have an advantage in exposing theism as untenable—their arguments remain constant, unlike Republican propaganda, which shifts every 2-4 years with each election cycle’s new set of fake issues. From trickle-down economics to ‘stop the steal,’ purveyors of truth face an ever-changing landscape of misinformation. Meanwhile, millions are engulfed in a 24/7 stream of right-wing propaganda, voting against their own interests in favor of billionaires.

Genuine journalism offers an escape, but right-wing media indoctrinates, making its followers resistant to facts. A Fox News viewer knows less than someone who watches no news at all. The most promising solution? Litigation. Alex Jones was sued into bankruptcy, and Fox News paid $787.5 million for election lies. Imagine a charity that funds lawsuits against disinformation. As fake networks face legal consequences, viewers might return to reputable news, reversing propaganda’s damage and restoring America’s grasp on reality.

Following Elon’s threats to humanity over 24 hours

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Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter appears driven by political motives to support Republican interests, benefiting him financially at the public’s expense. Musk’s changes to the platform, such as withdrawing from the EU’s Code of Practice on Disinformation and restructuring the verification system, have facilitated the spread of misinformation. This strategy aligns with his interests in promoting a Republican agenda that includes tax cuts favoring the wealthy. Musk’s actions, including reinstating banned accounts and posting misleading content, aim to sway public opinion toward candidates like Donald Trump, who supports policies that benefit Musk. By undermining democratic norms and spreading divisive rhetoric, Musk parallels authoritarian tactics. His endorsement of controversial ideas, such as governance by “high-status males,” reveals a dangerous alignment with exclusionary ideologies. This pattern of behavior indicates Musk’s use of Twitter to manipulate public discourse for personal gain while undermining democratic values and social equity.