When did the term "Fake News" start? When I try searching for it, I get results saying that Trump started it. But I recall the term being thrown around before he won.
Is there some kinda dis info campaign to relate all negative things with the media back to Trump!?
Around the 2016 election, most of it was anti-Hillary fake news stories, mostly on facebook. Now the internet is filled with pro or anti-Trump fake news for the most part.
Evan Collins
It used to just refer to those fake stories posted to Facebook and the like before Trump started throwing it around to describe anything he didn't like.
Ryder Green
the liberal media started it, shortly after it blew up in their faces.
Angel Long
>the 'fake news' narrative
I once heard Washington D.C.'s conservative morning talk guy (Chris Plante) say that it was started by the Washington Post.
Kevin Cruz
>before Trump started throwing it around to describe anything he didn't like.
It's like socialism. GOP threw it around so much during the beginning of Obama administration nobody knew what the fuck it even meant anymore.
Alexander Cruz
Obama when he delivered a speech about how you shouldn't trust fake news on Facebook.
Angel Adams
Norm macdonald made up the term for his joke news portion on SNL.
Ps norm is very redpilled
Bentley Ortiz
Liberals started it. Pretty dumb on their part since conservatives were able to turn it back on them very effectively.
Nolan Rogers
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Fake news started with #Pizzagate. Btw, it should be called #Pedogate as it is by the IC. #PIzzagate became a honeytrap when it hyper-focused on a single pizza joint in D.C.Try any Saudi restaurant in D.C.: youtube.com/watch?v=TqyKJ0R_ytM&t=25s
To your point, I'd guess it was the NYT #Pizzagate is fake news story: archive.is/Nwn5e
First mention I"d heard of it. Subsequent articles seemed to cite this, and this alone (and maybe that Snopes article, too).
They prepped the bull for the U.S. public to fingerpoint with this fake news bullshit. news false flag
Hunter Adams
Liberals started the term to discredit all of the Pizzagate memes that were running rampant on social media a few weeks prior to the election. Trump commandeered the term and used it to deal the killing blow to the MSM.
Carson Gray
Norm macdonald coined the term in the mid 90s
James Reyes
Oy vey there is no disinfo campaign goyim! Trump invented "fake news" because he will literally start anudda shoah. Now go back to being a good goy and insult Trump with every chance you get!
Jason Ross
The fake news label was started by the left to discredit online conservative news sources. We banded together and turned the tables and now fake news typically is applied to left and other MSM.
Jack Edwards
Wasn't it started to discredit Breitbart and Infowars?
Dominic Jenkins
It's been used to describe clickbait, and Trump used it to call out CNN and other fake news, then the news started some bullshit about poor slavic kids posting shooped clickbait so people would forget he was refering to them
Looks like a shit ton of people looked into pizzagate after the fake news term was coined.
Jayden Hall
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Eli Miller
My first recollection of it was when Mark Cuckerberg decided that fake news would be censored out on Facebook, that fake news was like the clickbait articles that are obviously fake. Donald Trump made fake news a meme
Cameron Collins
Immediately after the election, the media all in coordination with each other started reporting on how Hillary lost because people fell for "fake news" that appeared on their kikebook feeds, with suggestions that "Russian hackers" planted these stories deliberately to trick people into voting for Trump. Hillary gave a speech on it, and they used this buzzword as an excuse to try and censor alternative media sites, propping up MSM as the only sources of "real news." There was legislation in circulation to shut these outlets down. It wasn't very difficult for Trump to turn it back on them, and they had to have known, which is why I think they real reason they started this campaign was solely to discredit pizzagate.
Connor Johnson
This.
Juan Anderson
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Levi Foster
the liberal media started it to discredit things like wikileaks, brietbart, fox, and pretty much anything they disagreed with or wanted to silence (including pol).
Then because it was so hypocritical, we, and Trump started using it back against them with hilarious results, like Don Lemon freaking out and cutting his guests.
Apparently Jim Acosta of CNN, is such a complete cuck that his own son now comes him fake news. 1000% serious.
They made it up, and then couldn't take it being used on them and went full retard.
Nathan Collins
iirc it really showed up in the first few days right after trump got elected. They) were using the term to explain how trump somehow stole her election, guess it was the only comprehensible conclusion they could reach
Adam Johnson
It was directly coined by CNN and New York Times to counter pizzagate. 100%. Trump and affiliates then co-opted the term, to label the entire MSM and specifically CNN, which Trump still uses in Twitter.
For newfags, it was alarming how coordinated the fake news headlines sprouted up, overnight, to battle pizzagate. I believe the trigger was the alleged "shooter" who barnstormed Comet Pizza--the MSM said he'd been hoodwinked by InfoWars, the primary target.
Alex Jones soon faced legal threats and fired Joe Bob Briggs for his pizzagate reporting.
Julian Martin
Trump didn't start it. CNN and the like actually did funnily enough, they were trying to force it to discredit Breitbart/Infowars but it was successfully spun against the MSM.
Ian Murphy
Fake News started as a synonym for "Hoax" or "Rumor Bomb", but thanks to the president, now it means "anything which makes the president look bad."
Easton Torres
MSM coined it to refer to internet blogs fabricating stories, but it blew up in their face for obvious reasons, and now they're playing the victim.
David Morales
Started reading about it on the Drudge Report a few months back. Facebook was interested in blocking it. Supposedly it goes back to how China censors the internet. Maybe Zucky's Chinese wife set it up? Then the mainstream media seized on it and Infowars went on the defensive. Now it's the poo that the left and right fling at each other. Just how I remember this strange story, hope it helps.
Joseph Bell
It's like people have never heard of Yellow Journalism before
Gavin Cook
>Most of it was anti hillary Shill. Actually it started when pizzagate broke, there was massive media collision to break that narrative which came to a point in the term "fake news" Trump flipped it on CNN by calling them fake news during an important speech (forget which) which for them was the beginning of the end.
Ian Thomas
Pizzagate Colbert, WaPo, NYT, Huffpo all covered a fringe Sup Forums conspiracy that was actually real and all referred to pizzagate as fake news.
Xavier Murphy
the MSM started it after people were spreading links to breitbart and other right wing or independent news sources instead of their propaganda, which cost hillary the election how their little buzz term got turned back around on them and made them right articles declaring it tainted has been one of the most enjoyable things for me since october
Brayden Gonzalez
The cnn pizzagate coverage coined the term as it was the only way they could report on it, and they couldnt ignore it after it got tied to clinton/podesta/spiritcooking, they had to cover it in that context or hurt clinton.
Samuel Richardson
*write articles
Jeremiah Jackson
>Yellow Journalism I believe the correct term is Asian Journalism Careful you will trigger our lefty friends.
Camden Collins
i think there is an appreciable difference in time. 'fake news' started up a good half month prior to pizza gate, even if its not by much. if the current term's usage was started by right wingers against the msm then i think it's plenty to make them go berserk with the term and try to appropriate it
Jack Foster
I think user is asking about the obsession with labeling articles "fake news", I myself don't remember hearing it a year ago.
"Fake News" looks like it appeared a full week and a half before Pizzagate hit.
Jordan Evans
Well the most prestigious awards for journalism awarded in our day are named after the most notorious pushers of Yellow Journalists of the 19th century. Its almost like the industry isn't designed to promote the truth.
>Facebook, Twitter join network to tackle fake news
>Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc have joined a network of over 30 news and technology companies to tackle fake news and improve the quality of information on social media, the group said on Tuesday.
>First Draft Coalition, formed in June 2015 with the backing of Alphabet Inc's Google, said it would create a voluntary code of practice, promote news literacy among social media users, and launch a platform where members can verify questionable news stories.
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>Members of the group include the New York Times, Washington Post, BuzzFeed News, Agence France-Presse and CNN.
hmm... This was September 2016, I don't know when Trump first said it
Caleb Stewart
Jon Liebowitz Stewart was once proud to call his Daily Show a fake news show
Jace Collins
wrong.
the left grabbed the term and started using it in the mainstream media, which is why it grew so quickly. it was originally used to describe the msm. the """"""""official"""""" usage began with trump to describe the msm, THEN the msm picked it up for themselves
Logan Jenkins
Dinosaur media hoped to use it to dismiss all new media, it backfired.
Sebastian Carter
>>Members of the group include the New York Times, Washington Post, BuzzFeed News, Agence France-Presse and CNN. So basically their standard of what's fake is: Would we print it/say it. If yes, then it's fake.
Nolan Bailey
no it didnt the initial fake news was something to do with pizzagate i beleive
Nolan Ross
"Fake news" seems to be a term that brings out the shills in force.
Suck shit, you nerd virgins! "Fake news" has been so successfully turned against the media that it now brings to mind CNN and the other MSM shills in the plebeians' minds.
Isaiah Martinez
Wrong, it started with the MSM with Pizzagate your fucking cretin.
Would you believe Trump said the word "dingleberry" first if he told you that?
Brody Foster
It was started by some college professor to list all conservative news outlets as Russian propaganda sites (breitbart, gateway pundant, Infowars etc.). It was a compiled list called "fake news". So we hijacked the term and used it against the real "fake news", CNN and the like.
>China says to crackdown on fake news from social media
July 3, 2016
Jose Lee
no, i was on the ron paul train in 2012 so ive been aware of their tricks for a while; i remember being excited that they were finally being called out on being fake although i can't remember who said it first. it definitely wasnt the msm though
yeah, for the normalfags. that's not source of the recent coining of the term though
Elijah Cooper
It started when the media tried to say that all the stuff we were saying was "fake news" then we turned it on them happened about 2 months before the end of the election
Jordan Williams
the way i remember it is "fake news" was being cited as a reason for trump's popularity the left said fake anti-clinton/obama articles were being spread around and that russia was involved with it too
then trump turned the entire thing around by saying cnn is fake news
now the left use it ironically to mock trump forgetting that they used it first
Daniel Taylor
Tweets of fake news before November 2016 seem to use the term "fake" as an proper adjective and not a collective "fake news" phrase.
So it seems the term exploded right after Trump won, liberals were trying to explain why they lost and the only rationale was that voters were tricked by fake news.
Samuel Edwards
No you dingus lol.
Joshua Stewart
Fun fact: "false news" is illegal in Canada under the Criminal Code.
>181 Every one who wilfully publishes a statement, tale or news that he knows is false and that causes or is likely to cause injury or mischief to a public interest is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years.
Parker Stewart
MSM started "fake news" to fight pizzagate. Trump took "fake news" label and slapped it on CNN sweaty kike forehead.
Christopher Torres
I believe it was in Trumps first week
Jaxon Garcia
CNN, Huffington Post, NY Times and other mainstream news (not sure about Fox) started it.
I watched the election very closely and I was reading news about Trump and Hillary every day.
It was actually a brilliant move by the liberal media. The VERY second they realized Trump was going to win (despite their best efforts to brainwash everyone against him by faking polls and hiring celebrities to tell us to vote for Hillary) they started talking about fake news and immediately pointing to Breitbart and Info Wars and conservative news articles spread on Facebook.
This is because, they knew that once all the millenials heard Trump won they would realize that they were blind sided and would wonder wtf happened with all the polls and all the analysts saying that Trump had a snowball's chance to win So literally the next day after Trump won they started pushing the agenda that republican/conservative "fake news" tricked the ignorant masses into voting for Trump
It really was a genius move, they saw what was going to happen and they immediately pointed the spotlight away from them and were the first to start pointing fingers So not only did they delay the backlash they're experiencing now they stacked their cards in their favor so that when people started to realize they were tricked it wasn't as obvious as it would have been had they not done that
tl;dr liberal news made the term "fake news" immediately after Trump won the election and used conservatives/republicans as a scapegoat
Gabriel Sullivan
Where did the newer meme "alternative facts" come from? I see all over kikebook
Kellyanne Conway remarked that some people clearly have "alternative facts" on some news show and people freaked out over it
Kevin Murphy
this 100%
Ethan Morgan
Dis info? Unlikely. I think most people just forgot that news became fake news, and people just complied with it.
Colton Long
the MSM started it. A few weeks after the election they started trying to say Trump won because of "fake news". Basically implying that Trump voters were massively misinformed because the media was too embarrassed to admit how btfo they got. Then a bunch of politicians in the US and even Europe started politicizing it and using it as a thinly veiled attack on independent or right wing news. Facebook and Google jumped on board and said they were going to censor fake news. At this point it became abundantly clear that the term was invented in order to smear and sufficate right wing news sources such as Breitbart, Infowars and Drudge. Washington Post published a list of probably over 100 websites and labeled them "Fake News". They provided no context and didn't say where the list came from. Probably the CIA desu.
By now there was a whole national conversation about fake news. Reading between the lines it was really a fight over whether or not we were going to start censoring independent media. At some point Trump shitposted the term on Twitter and commandeered the term for us. Then people like Alex Jones spun it around and reversed the narrative so that fake news now meant the MSM. Basically meaning that the MSM is a bunch of slimy, hysterical, controlled, spin artists.
Liberals started crying on reddit and Twitter and shit that the "alt right stole the term". Eventually Washington Post published an article saying that the phrase "fake news" should be retired because it's being used wrong. They're all just salty because the public didn't buy their bullshit newspeak term meant to trick is into self censoring and instead Trump stole it for us to use against them. Now they pretend like Trump invented the term because they want to say he's "attacking the free press" even though they're the ones that actually invented the term for that exact purpose.
Honestly the whole thing is pretty damn funny. The libshit media can't help but constantly btfo itself
Aiden Morris
This is quite true and a good chronology. Thanks for telling the truth amidst all the shills, user.
Gavin Peterson
>polls being obnoxiously inaccurate >'hey rabbi watcha doin?' news pieces
were these not being called out by anyone? or am i really just delusional?
Isaiah Gomez
This. Fry tits speaks truth.
Austin Sullivan
PSYOP term coinex by the luberal media in 2016 to discredit anti-Hillary and pro-Trump and conspiracy stories appearing outside the MSM.
Backfired spectacularly and started being used by Trump as an insult/brand to use on the MSM.
Finally used ironically by liberals to discredit or parody Trump's own accusations of their being fake.
Logan Thomas
this
Dylan Ward
(((liberal media))) started it to try and discredit pizzagate. didnt work out so good for (((them))).
Tyler Ross
it was the first president elect press conference back in late december. Golden shower fake news scandal with buzzfeed coalescing with CNN to make the report national news.
Sebastian Hernandez
Are you living under a rock?
Alternative Facts was invented by Kellyanne Conway when Sean Spicer lied about Donald's inauguration details and she attempted to defend Spicer.
Shortly thereafter, the sales of George Orwell's 1984 shot up 9500%.
Nicholas Jackson
This.
Dominic Fisher
>pizzagate deadmeme nice counter-signal, kike
Brayden Wright
Also lots of fake news covering up the fact that Portland, Oregon has nuclear weapons.
Joshua Jackson
It was a term used by (((the press))) to label anything that goes against their """"factual and real"""" narratives (aka lies). Basically, (((press))) tried to meme it, but it backfired. The term got co-opted and and repurposed to essentially call (((press))) lying Jews. Also synonymous to lugenpresse or lying press, although the former is used more often as it has Nazi connotations and causes maximum triggering (since (((press))) is controlled by Jews).
Always best to use both terms as often as possible, whenever possible, wherever possible, to make (((press))) and lies synonymous.
Lucas Young
Kill yourself
Colton Gonzalez
Zuckerberg coined it
Lucas Hughes
dont you have a pony to be fucking, cianigger?
Oliver Hernandez
This is the true anwser.
Ayden Lee
The sky is blue is an alternative fact to the grass is green
Blake Stewart
This is not the meaning of the term. Stop, kike.
Easton Rivera
> Sean Spicer lied about Donald's inauguration details and she attempted to defend Spicer.
Asher Perry
Pizzagate doesn't refer to comet pizza. It refers to the euphemistic use of the word pizza to refer to kiddy pr0n.
Aside from that tiny rebuttal, you're right tho.
Asher Bell
Itnstarted as a reaction to people gettinf their new from fb and shit around the time of pizzagate.. than trump used it on the msm and his fans got raging boners.. life was never the same after that.
Jaxon Butler
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Hunter King
It started when online polls showed Trump winning but were discredited because they were not "scientific polling" also stuff like the wiki leaks and pizza gate were called fake news, trump popularized the term
Aaron Diaz
wrong. that's what they want you to think.
liberal news first used and popularized it and trump started using it as well to try and combat them and then the liberal news took this as an opportunity to float the narrative that Trump made the term.
Oliver White
I didn't say anything that contradicts what you said