Reddit Asks: Which Propaganda Effort Was So Successful That People Still Believe It?

By Jodi Smith | Social Media | October 7, 2019 |

Propaganda can be an insidious, creeping thing that takes root in fear and grows with repetition. It can fester for years and pop up without a moment’s hesitation in any conversation, confident in its truth without a shred of proof or information to back it up. Redditor u/Actuallymarcuslmao curiously queried which propaganda subjects planted themselves so firmly in our subconsciousness that they maintain a following of believers today.

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