Do you believe most social media viral posts?

Asked by KTVZ

608 Votes

Do you believe most social media viral posts?

5%

Yes, it's unfiltered Yes, it's unfiltered

95%

No, it's often rumor No, it's often rumor

5%

Yes, it's unfiltered

The real story typically comes from the real people involved. If they express their opinions and tell their story on social media, it's unfiltered.

The real story typically comes from the real people involved. If they express their opinions and tell their story on social media, it's unfiltered. Show Less

1 Comment

95%

No, it's often rumor

Social media's a hotbed of misinformation! I'd never believe a post until I saw it confirmed on a news outlet.

Social media's a hotbed of misinformation! I'd never believe a post until I saw it confirmed on a news outlet. Show Less

8 Comments

Khara H.

People like to share things that are "shocking" and feed into their fear and filter bias. I always fact check or see if I can at least find the story on other sources.

Sam Ackerman

First off a "opinion" is just that. It's not fact, it's not news, it's just what some one thinks or feels. The same goes for "media outlets" No one gives a damm about your "opinions"

Mary Nunnink Owens

You can tell some things would not normally be filmed.

Ka San

One has only to look at FB and its fake news and its coverup of same to know that many social posts are fake. Don't read or trust any of them.

dawnzy

Russian trolls and idiots that perpetuate their crappy memes. Don't believe anything you read on FB without verifying it independently, ever.

sharder8

To often you learn later that it's fake or highly embellished.

cosmo patootie

Obama made it legal to use psyops on our own populace as i recall

Mou Chat Reed

Most of them a re fake news.

Do you think the positives will outweigh the negatives in Pres. Trump's domestic spending agenda?

Asked by KTVZ

265 Votes

Do you think the positives will outweigh the negatives in Pres. Trump's domestic spending agenda?

63%

YES YES

37%

NO NO

63%

YES

3 Comments

Mike Williams

The government needs no more money. Making tax cuts permanent saves the working people

Jeff Bradfeldt

This will take time to kick in, by next year it should be looking much better.

Angela Peebles

Your news is very bias lately we might stop watching

37%

NO

2 Comments

Debbie Kensinger

The only positive is for the ultra-wealthy people and large corporations. There are no benefits for the average American taxpayers. It will cause more inflation. That means even higher prices for groceries and other goods.

Debbi McMahon

Because Trump has cut many much-needed programs such as the National Parks and the Dept. of Education. Bad moves!

Asked by KTVZ

90 Votes

Are you registered to vote for next year's elections?

98%

YES YES

2%

NO NO

98%

YES

1 Comment

Kimmy Wasatch

You get what you vote for , so tying to change what is wrong with OR, If you don't vote, don't complain. Do wish for in person with ID for voters.

2%

NO

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KTVZ

Do you believe most social media viral posts?

5% Yes, it's unfiltered Yes, it's unfiltered

95% No, it's often rumor No, it's often rumor

5% Yes, it's unfiltered

95% No, it's often rumor

Do you think the positives will outweigh the negatives in Pres. Trump's domestic spending agenda?

63% YES YES

37% NO NO

63% YES

37% NO

Are you registered to vote for next year's elections?

98% YES YES

2% NO NO

98% YES

2% NO

5%

Yes, it's unfiltered Yes, it's unfiltered

95%

No, it's often rumor No, it's often rumor

5%

Yes, it's unfiltered

95%

No, it's often rumor

63%

YES YES

37%

NO NO

63%

YES

37%

NO

98%

YES YES

2%

NO NO

98%

YES

2%

NO