Are you a fact checker or do you just share stuff online if you think it's probably true?

[OtterMan68]

Let's say you see a Tweet or post about a politician you don't like, and it makes that politician look bad, do you automatically share it, or do you see if it's true first?

Post first, verify later

Post and don't question it

Verify it before I post it

[MisterWack]

Verify before post it.

A lot of Occupy Democrat posts I’ve seen were half truths, truth, or false and a lot of people don’t fact check those before posting. I want Democrats to win this election, though we need to be truthful & transparent to win it fair n square.

I’ve said Democrat policies that were passed while Republican legislators failed to get the same passed under their majority while Democrat majority got that shit done for millions of Americans. Infrastructure is a big example under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law & Veteran benefits is another under the Pact Act then final example is investment in American Jobs & bringing American jobs back / competing with China all thanks to Chips and Science Act! Really tremendous work and I stand by the Democratic Party for it all. I haven’t even mentioned Tim Walz great achievements from paid leave, maternity leave for 15 weeks paid, enhancing protections & rights & wages for Amazon warehouses, nursing homes, hospitals, and school staff under his watch as governor. He even put millions of dollars into crime prevention via law enforcement.

[Wallythewalrus2]

Actually a very good question. Nothing irritates me more than people that post things that are just plain lies or have been debunked several times, yet they are completely unaware of it. I've seen people post articles from "The Onion" and other satire outlets.

[NathanDavis]

make sure first...

I don't do socials, though

[BarryLiverstone]

Seems like a waste of time