debunker
1. Usually, a self claimed internet residing 'know it all' who claims to have the knowledge to flop what he/she perceives as a 'conspiracy theory' on its head. This is often a means for showing off. The complete opposite of a hardcore conspiracy theorist, debunkers usually have little common sense, little or no ability to connect the dots, no respect for common sense and call everything that that is outside their narrow a conspiracy theory. Since they profess to rely on
hard evidence so much, this often seeps out of the domain of 'hard evidence', and they begin to fabricate so called 'truths' based primarily on
jumping to conclusions and ad hominem attacks. Their favorite tactic is to try to 'get something out of the way' by attempting to embarrass their opponent and call it a done deal.2. The other type of debunker consists of those who are
anti-establishment and attempt to expose mainstream fraud and nonsense for what it is using logic, anecdotal evidence, and supplemental facts and figures. They are commonly insulted with the term 'conspiracy theorist' by those who wish to tarnish their reputations. Although still
fallible, anti-establishment 'debunkers' commonly have less of an emotional stake in their arguments, as they have seen the light far more than their naive counterparts. Some do, however, take this too far and become truly raving lunatics.
debunk
by undiesinabunch on Apr 23, 2009 01:51:23
A word used by people unable to see reality from a point of view other than the one they were
indoctrinated into from childhood. It represents
the be-all and end-all arguments that close the case once-and-for-all on further discussion of the issue and makes
tin-foil hat wearing buffoons of anyone who refuses to see the logic of their disinformation.
Debunked
by Sethxy on Jul 27, 2017 21:44:10
Commonly used to say something has been proven false. A very popular word for propagandists to convey that a thorough investigation including scientific facts and proof beyond a shadow of doubt have been exhausted to find the truth. But in all reality is just an empty word for
shortsighted listeners that in their opinion a view isn't widely accepted.
Very common among the main stream media,
big pharma shills, and pro vaccine trolls.
Example:
Alexander proclaimed to his followers on Christian Facts radio that evolution has been thoroughly
debunked ; Citing that the league of
Jebus has found no supporting evidence.
Faced with a major loss of profits, Pharmaceutical alliance of ethical pediatricians co. aired a special television program hosted by hand puppets to
debunk the link between vaccines and neurological disorders.
debunked
by ERINNN! on Jan 20, 2007 12:26:36
Originally meaning something thought to be true now proven false, it is now used as another way to say
uncool or lame, but when self-proclaimed debunked, it is understood that you are
the cool kind of loser. When someone is sexually debunked, they are very
inexperienced and expected to remain that way for a long period of time.
Debunk
by Hailey Tlure on Oct 16, 2020 21:04:37
When evidence surfaces that is inconvenient to your
political party and so you flatly deny it without providing any sound
reasoning or counter facts. Usually appeals to the authority of a like
minded source of prominence
Debunker
by CommandoDude on Aug 04, 2010 12:45:39
An individual, usually a scientist with a PhD or someone with expertise in their field of work. Whom analyzes the information, facts, and available data
salvaged from a controversial point in time which many Conspiracy Nuts have labeled an "
Inside Job."
These people
corroborate their information, and then construct the most likely scenario that occurred on the day of the controversial event. Usually 'Debunking' wild, pseudo-factual conspiracy theories.
Example:
Popular Mechanics is one of the more famous Debunkers, having completely disproven almost every single
controversy raised by such
inane "Video Documentaries" as
Loose Change.
Debunkism
by Full Monteirism on Jul 10, 2021 03:37:26
Debunkism, also Debunkerism, is the name of an ideology that supports that everything should be debunked, mainly things someone doesn't like or doesn't agree with it. Debunkism is often characterized by being atheist, skeptical and positivistic most of the time, and it's often aimed on spiritual, esoteric, religious, left-wing and people with beliefs or positions that aren't mainstream nor hegemonic. Debunkism often walks together with ideologies such as
RationalWikism,
Scientistic Shillism,
Scientistic Fundamentalism, Cultophobia, New Atheism, Materialism, Physicalism and Neopositivism.
Example:
"Debunkism is a really bad ideology, we should start developing anti-debunkism in order to change the reality of
debunking and stop the debunkists to
debunk literally everything they dislike or disagree with it."