Tag Archives: disinformation
Keep on Truckin’
Dear truck drivers, We see you, and we’re sorry.
We’re sorry you have become pawns in this red-herring drive to divide and conquer. Continue reading
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Tagged alliteration, anger, bots, Canada, COVID, democracy, disinformation, Editorial, imagery, metaphor, misinformation, poem, Poetry, red herring, social media, strife, truck drivers, trunking, Vaccines
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Virus
I used to think
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Going Trolling
Turbulent trolls, triggering my crusade.Your slanderous slurs ignite fevered flamesSouls jaded by your less-than-subtle shade,Beaten down by trending, trolling games. Like bombers blowing up vital bridgesSabotaging decaying foundations,You guide your flocks to unstable ledgesMoored to bottomless fears and frustrations. How … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, disinformation, Internet trolls, lies, media, misinformation, poem, Poetry, trolling, trolls
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These were
These were supposed to be our days to come together, to unite, and to embrace empathy Continue reading
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Tagged Black Lives, community, COVID-19, disinformation, empathy, Facebook, Instagram, Karen, pandemic, poem, Poetry, snowflakes, social media, Tik-Tok, trigger, Twitter, unite, vaccine, wordplay, words
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