Fake Outrage 101: How They Trick You on Social Media

17 Aug 2025 · 0 min
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Excerpt from a German-language transcript of a YouTube video explaining how apparent online outrage—often directed at ‘liberals’ or ‘leftists’—can be manufactured by right‑wing activists to provoke reactions and sow discord across the political spectrum. The speakers warn that what looks like spontaneous anger is frequently organized manipulation.

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