Cousin Clash: One Woman’s Battle Against Misinformation

We all have that one relative who loves to share their controversial opinions on Facebook, right? Well, one woman found herself in a heated battle with her cousin over her constant posting of incorrect and dangerous information. She’s now questioning whether she’s in the wrong for constantly contradicting her cousin’s posts. Let’s dive into this family drama!

The Family Connection

Facebook Friends, But Not Close

Her Controversial Posts

Can’t Hold Back Anymore

Taking a Stand ‍♀️

Fighting Misinformation

Her Response? ‍♀️

Sticking to Facts

A Recent Example

Setting the Record Straight ️‍♀️

Museums vs. Statues ️

Mom’s Opinion ‍

Calling BS ‍♀️

Even Her Husband Calls Her Out

Standing Up for What’s Right

The Misinformation Showdown: Who’s Right?

Our protagonist finds herself in a family feud as she takes on her cousin’s dangerous and incorrect Facebook posts. Despite the age and location differences, she’s determined to set the record straight and fight misinformation. Even her cousin’s husband calls her out publicly! With the support of facts and a strong sense of justice, she’s not backing down. Now the question remains: is she in the wrong for constantly contradicting her cousin’s posts? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

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Debate on whether calling out misinformation on social media is effective

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Don’t take it personally, mute her if it’s not working

Engaging in online arguments may not change viewpoints. ESH.

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Clear judgement, but why not the a**hole?

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Supportive comment receives agreement from others.

Standing up to misinformation and ignorance

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Fighting misinformation, one comment at a time

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Stand your ground! NTA.

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Fact-checking wins! Keep it up, NTA!

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Fighting misinformation with grace and determination

Facts don’t care about feelings . Engaging won’t change minds.

Misinformation is dangerous, and ignorance is not an excuse.

Fighting misinformation while maintaining friendships. Relatable

One insult to rule them all in this comment section.

NTA but sometimes it’s best to unfriend or snooze them

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Fighting misinformation online, one comment at a time.

Clear conscience? This commenter is not the a**hole

Dealing with family misinformation: stay calm and educate

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Fighting misinformation on social media.

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Standing up for truth in a small southern town

Choose knowledge over ignorance.

Social media is a double-edged sword for educating and sharing. NTA.

Fighting ignorance with facts, a public service

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NTA comment and reply debunking mask misinformation

Fighting ignorance and losing family: the cost of speaking up.

Encouragement for fighting misinformation and planting seeds of change ✌️

Breaking the echo chamber, one comment at a time

Fighting misinformation with facts and logic.

Woman shuts down misinformation about face masks with sarcasm

Navigating family conflicts and seeking unbiased opinions

Don’t waste your energy on people who refuse to change

Clear conscience: Commenter not the a**hole in situation

No a****e here! A peaceful comment section

Don’t let anyone tell you to be nice about misinformation

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Standing up against ignorance and small-town mentality.

Clear conscience: Not the a**hole according to the comments

Fighting misinformation with fake news reports. NTA wins

Keep dunking on misinformation, you might influence others!

Encouragement for spreading truth despite resistance

Don’t waste time fighting misinformation?

Breaking free from small town ignorance and misinformation

Fighting misinformation and being a good person.

Last Updated on June 11, 2023 by Diply Social Team