Skyman747 Posted:

Did you read the source article? This video that they embedded on Whitehouse.gov explains what they constitute misinformation.

Obviously you need to rewatch that. Anything that is disagreeable is possibly misinformation. They use the example, “If you have insurance you like, you can keep it”(bastardized because I don’t remember the right quote), he’s said that he is going to require a MINIMUM level of health coverage and if you can’t have less than that, even if your current plan is less than that right now. So by stating that am I spreading misinformation? They say it’ll cost $1 trillion over a decade, is it misinformation if I think that’s wrong and state so and try to get others to see that also? That it’ll probably cost trillions more which MANY people already believe. Or what about the fact that to do everything he wants to accomplish he would have to raise taxes not just on people who make 200k or more to get enough funding for it.

Also, this has nothing to do with what my ideals are or aren’t and has everything to do with The White House asking you to REPORT CITIZENS FOR SPREADING “MISINFORMATION”. They want you to give peoples names and what they said for whatever reason they chose to withhold. Are you ****ing kidding me? You are actually ok with this? So now people have to watch what they say because it could eventually end up in the hands of someone in Washington DC?