fake news

Just because a post was shared 20,000 times, doesn't make it factual, unfortunately.

Not a bad idea, since it's an election year. Would be great to do this in Michigan.

I fell for it so I want to make sure that YOU do NOT.

When something is stupid or offends you and you post it on social media, you give the writer exactly what they wanted.

Lots of people, including local medical professionals, have been sharing this story.

Please, PLEASE do some research before sharing. It doesn't take that much time.

Some people have to learn the hard way we suppose.

This may not fix the problem, but it's a start.

How far would you go to make a point? So far as to stage a near-miss caught on camera during a TV newscast?