Would you help wage a campaign of integrity?

Do you think it would be possible and productive to wage a campaign of integrity?

It would be a campaign of integrity from every angle (similar to Oprah’s cell phone campaign) asking people to sign a pledge that they will not forward any email they have not personally vetted through truthorfiction.com or snopes. And also will refuse to listen to the outrageous comments of (any) on-air extremists?  (Put them out of business.)

This would be a grass roots effort on the part of the people to say, “Hey!  We have integrity, and you do not speak for us!”

Even if it started at a thousand people and grew to 10 or 100 – it’s a peaceful way to calm the rhetoric down and begin to build an understanding among ourselves, even if our leaders are unable to do it.

[This was first posted as part of this conversation ~ Eds.]

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  1. Mary57 Mary57 says

    How would we go about it?  I check things out that come to me all the time if I am not sure of their origin (IF I even bother to open them) and I always post back to the sender with the snopes link. 

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    • rea rea says

      Mary I’ll talk to the editors when I get back from vacation and see if we can sign a pledge on VN.  I’m indebted to them for plucking that response out of an earlier conversation.  This could be the quiet way that raises awareness on all political fronts.  xo

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  2. Generic Image Roe says

    Yes, I would like to sign this pledge.  Let me know the next step.

     

     

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