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Some pics from ‘Pennsylvania Against Excessive Quarantine’ Facebook group.pic.twitter.com/vqFeqVZ1fx
Some pics from ‘Michiganders Against Excessive Quarantine’ Facebook group.pic.twitter.com/yk5nYHGICJ
Lot of accounts posting that don’t have personal pics and have very sketchy, sparse account details.pic.twitter.com/9bkYZYhZoV
From ‘New Mexicans Against Excessive Quarantine’ Facebook grouppic.twitter.com/hUbOzxdOtz
For more info about some of these groups, check out this Facebook post I wrote: https://twitter.com/apokerplayer/status/1251176696918601728?s=20 … If you're looking for something to do to help, you could go into these groups, take pics of admins/mods, & post in there about the weird people behind the groups.
Idea for getting in educational/reality-based posts in these misinformation-filled Facebook groups: post something that you think will get past the admins/mods and then edit it once it’s been approved. I’ve been told that will work.
The line about the “members struggling with taking their own lives” is incredible. That’s been a talking point for both Trump and Dr. Phil. Are there 37,000 of them? That was COVID19’s death count yesterday.
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