The internet lies

 and if you believe it you have a problem. You don't know where the info you see on websites come from; particularly political content. You don't know the agenda of pod casters or where they get their info. They just want you to click so they get money and you think the way they want you to. When your internet friends post things you don't know where they got the info or what the intention is in reposting it.

People have to think and to research before you believe anything.

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