Wildfire Conspiracy
Michael Clark
Who would know that firefighters literally fight the fire while also fighting against conspiracy theories on Tik Tok?
In an article from BUZZFEED titled New TikTok Viral: Firefighter Debunks Wildfire by David Mack.
Hawaii firefighter Michael Clark is winning fans' hearts—thanks to his viral TikTok debunk videos about the West Coast wildfires.
Now there are a lot of fires going on right now in our country, Haha. No. Probably not the only thing besides Corona and the election is fires that they're talking about, yeah? Fires know when to stop at the border. 'cause there's a US database map you're looking at. Not going to be reporting Canada fires. Look up Canada though. Other fire started, except for this one that. Campfires, lightning strikes. Not very newsworthy. However, I have something to show you that hasn't been debunked or even probably is the reason why is because I don't think a lot of people have this now. What you're looking at are all half-burned trees, about 40 miles from Grand Canyon National Park. My screenshot. Based to work there. Wait, it gets weirder, but if this was just regular fire, why were thereby it? That's literally not there. I've worked there. It even looks edited come.
But what about to see reckless behavior of Tik Tok stars and even JOE ROGAN spreading conspiracy theories?
Last weekend, Tik Tok star Cristy Mist with 2.6 million MORONS (I mean followers) had also posted a photo of Clark to her Instagram story accompanied by lyrics to the song "Famous" by Kanye West that read, "I made that bitch famous."On Friday, influential podcast host Joe Rogan even apologized for telling listeners the media was not reporting that "left-wing people" were being arrested for lighting the fires.
Donald Trump threatened to withhold emergency funding from California because the state had ignored his "raking" theory of forest management to prevent wildfires.
Michael Clark told BuzzFeed News. "2020 is already a crazy enough place. I just don't think now is the time to be spreading misinformation."