Hillary Clinton Discovers 'Misinformation' When Young People Question US Policy
Funny how 'misinformation' only becomes a problem when it challenges the status quo. Clinton suggests young Americans are 'swayed by unreliable media' on TikTok. One might wonder if the real 'unreliable media' isn't the one ignoring decades of occupation, illegal settlements, and the disproportionate civilian casualties that appear regularly on their own screens. The actual 'misinformation' seems
to be the notion that critical thinking about U.S. foreign policy somehow constitutes brainwashing. Perhaps the 'reasonable discussion' Clinton yearns for is one where inconvenient facts about Israeli government actions and the staggering U.S. military aid that enables them are comfortably swept under the rug. It sounds less like a call for open dialogue and more like a plea for censorship of
dissenting voices that dare to actually see what's happening on the ground and question why their government supports it. Young people aren't just seeing TikToks; they're connecting real-time events to documented history—a history often omitted by the very sources Clinton implicitly endorses.