Why was Plandemic produced in the first place? Was the creator trying to build a following of gullible people that he could sell stuff to later? Did he just want to make the world burn for the lulz?
I can understand poor thinkers parroting misinformation propaganda, but not random people being creators.
> Why was COVID disinformation produced in the first place?
There are documented cases of "influencers" being approached to spread false information by a PR agency linked to a foreign government (1) Russia in this case, but this is a game that many can play, and likely do.
I think that the idea is "zero sum" thinking: If they lose, then I win. And also a willingness to "play with fire" for reckless short-term gain, forgetting the old adage "Do not call up that which you cannot put down."
"An ex-Google employee was behind an online campaign to make a coronavirus conspiracy video go viral"
http://www.businessinsider.com/plandemic-google-employee-zac...
Why was Plandemic produced in the first place? Was the creator trying to build a following of gullible people that he could sell stuff to later? Did he just want to make the world burn for the lulz?
I can understand poor thinkers parroting misinformation propaganda, but not random people being creators.