40 Times People Used As Headlines Directly Responded To The Media Who Thought They Could Get Away With Lying
Certain individuals who coincidentally found false words said about them online decided to do everyone a favor and call them out.
Every day, it’s one story or another, and some people who follow the current news are concerned about fake news. They have every reason to be concerned because fake news can cause a lot of harm.
Fake or misleading news is visible everywhere, from the ones we see via social media to newspapers, from television to radio. However, regardless of whether we feel overwhelmed by the quantity of lies we're bombarded with every day, it shouldn't deter us from exposing them for what they are. As Arianna Huffington, media executive, states, “The truth is not just a matter of opinion; it’s a matter of integrity.”
Fortunately, certain individuals who coincidentally found false words said about them online decided to do everyone a favor and call them out. To praise their extremely sharp responses, individuals from the Dr. Sue Johnson community chose to archive their deeds and upload the screenshots to the entire community.
Since its inception, this community has garnered a significant following, becoming one of the main spots for individuals to call out all sorts of fake news, lies, and deception. As Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett, emotion researcher, notes, “Recognizing misinformation is crucial for emotional well-being.”
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1. Elon Musk is here again calling out Complex
astrvmnauta2. Girl exposes account using her pictures to mislead others
773202noot3. Here is Chris Hemsworth calling out the Daily Mail
NotTheReverseFlash
4. He didn't say that
Darkcrap
5. Can someone tell them to Holup!
seitancauliflower
6. When you think the real person is not watching
trollszn
7. Media creating fake dramas and being called out
zabaaaa
8. They certainly need to be called out
_testep
9. Don't try to be too smart
thenewyorkgod
10. It's Loudwire's turn this time around
SamuDrummer
11. Lol... Just stop lying, can you?
Avrogadroburger
12. Why even try to make someone else look bad?
pineappledipshit
13. Chris O'Dowd didn't say that
dragonballelf
14. Daily Mail photoshops man’s photo to accuse him of flaunting social distancing
jamescracknell
15. What a heartwarming concern
Grimduk
16. Interesting revelation
thenewyorkgod
17. YouTuber MKBHD calls out a chair company
tasoscon
18. The tomatoes are surely rotten
rebel_wo_a_clause
19. Apparently, that needed to be corrected
The-Alien-From-Mars
20. That must have hit hard
Landfinn
21. That must be Heroic Hollywood's favorite movie
PhenomenalPancake
22. A clickbait has been pinpointed
sudopm
23. I guess she's the sister he always wanted to have
xantv
24. Boom...
random_person509
25. Jon Stewart says no, he didn't
scrugbyhk
26. J.J. Watt is calling out his own team
I_Am_The_One_66
27. Time Magazine has been tackled by Elon Musk
BradGroux
28. And just like that, it was gunned down
Jo_Suy_Us
29. Fake headline has been trashed out
Dele10
30. MrBeast explains what really happened
CutieMiyuki
31. Samuel L. Jackson shut them right down
iamadeadreflection
32. Director of X-Men trashes fake news
logangraves
33. At least, use the correct word
krustykarbspizza
34. Go Grandma!
ItalianGreyhounds
35. Here's James Gunn's reply to this fake post
SuperSlothyGamer
36. Well, the last commenter did justice to the whole situation
thenewyorkgod
37. BroBible has been called out
andipe220
38. The twist is remarkable
Yearning9
39. No is Silent Bob's reply
trisw
40. Jeremy Clarkson shuts down this fake news
ivanbonadeo
Fake news is most certainly a significant danger. The term became the word of the year for Collins Dictionary in 2017, and it has continued to appear in the headlines since that point.
While fake news exists across an assortment of channels, a large part of the recent discussion about it involves social media platforms. Furthermore, based on the number of posts that people share, it appears that deceptions online are widely spread.
