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What's more dangerous is people taking what WHO puts on their website seriously, saying masks are useless and then don't wear masks.
They're supposed to be the leading authority on this and when people read what they put out they take them as facts.
Don’t try to justify your disinformation campaign with dragging the WHO into this. You’re losing an argument and now grasping at straws.
there’s a difference between the WHO putting inadequate solutions out with inadequate information they’ve gathered in a developing crisis and conspiracy theorists intentionally or unintentionally spreading disinformation.
The difference is, the WHO will admit their mistakes and update their solutions based on evidence while conspiracy theorists will maintain their fantasies while trying to soil institutions that actually use evidence.