On gaslightning

Draw your own conclusions.

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Edit: Sorry for the misspelled title...

gaslightning (n.)
/ gæs lait niŋ /

1. to cause (a person) to doubt their judgement, memory, or sanity through the use of meteorology

On 'Gaslighting about USA elections' would be more appropriate here as click title.

The title sounds like the punchline of a joke about Thor's bottom burps.

@what_game_is_this said in #1:
> Edit: Sorry for the misspelled title...

It's not misspelled. That's how it's spelled and always has been.

@AsDaGo said in #6:
> It's not misspelled. That's how it's spelled and always has been.

Sorry, I should correct myself. I should have said "its," not "it's." As everyone knows, "it's" is only used as the possessive and "its" is the contraction.

@AsDaGo said in #7:
> Sorry, I should correct myself. I should have said "its," not "it's."

Sorry, I should correct myself. As everyone knows, its "should of," not "should have."