Clinton also referred to the infamous ‘Pizzagate’ theory of conspiracy which is related to her own campaign back in 2016. This incident sheds light on dangerous consequences and while talking about this incident she recalled the false allegation against her stating she was involved with child trafficking operation. She even evoked the audience when they started casually laughing regarding the matter. She also mentioned about several serious implication of such falsehoods which led to real violence when a man opened fire in a pizza parlor to attempt to ‘liberate’ children who were in real, nonexistent.
According to The Hill, she also emphasized on the narratives that originate on the dark web before the amplification of pro-trump media outlet. She also shared that when these stories start getting public attention, it gets difficult to prevail the actual truth.
All these warnings given by Hillary Clinton serves as a crucial reminder of the battle ongoing against the context of misinformation in the political landscape of America right now. The knowledge and addressing such tactics are undoubtedly vital for maintaining integrity and sense of trust in the political forum as the candidates take the preparation for the upcoming election in November.
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