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Some posts on the platform have been viewed almost 50 million times, while on TikTok, videos of the shooting with millions of views are being swamped in the comment section by users spreading conspiracy theories. Experts have told i that a market is developing in which spreading conspiracy theories online can earn people money.
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Baseless claims have racked up millions of views and have been shared hundreds of thousands of times. Profiles from people with left-wing beliefs were promoting the false claim that the attack was not real or planned, while right-wing individuals pushed a fake narrative that world figures were attempting to kill Trump. Despite the stereotypes, conspiracies can be spread by anyone, according to Karen Douglas, a professor of social psychology at the University of Kent.
People tend to endorse conspiracy theories that suit their own political narrative. However, i found that some of those promoting disinformation may not be motivated by politics but social media engagement. Many of those who posted viral conspiracies on X had large numbers of followers but when a popular post came from a small account it had often been amplified by bigger accounts, including by OnlyFans models.