r/europe Mar 16 '25

Data Guess who claims all the credits

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u/IAmOfficial Mar 16 '25

It’s funny how this sub will talk about the misinformation on other social media websites and how the EU needs to do something about it, but aill happily feed itself on misinformation if it continued their Reddit circlejerk.

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u/SmarterThanCornPop United States of America Mar 16 '25

It really is. Real mask off moment here.

Misinformation= facts we don’t like

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u/Lison52 Lower Silesia (Poland) Mar 17 '25

Let's forget it's most liked comment but sure

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '25

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u/Lison52 Lower Silesia (Poland) Mar 17 '25

It wasn't entire day at the time I responded but anyway, the point is that the truth won. It wouldn't if it was all about bias like some of the subs that delete anything going against the narrative.

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u/Rogue_Cheeks98 Mar 19 '25

vs 62,000 upvotes on the post itself