Correcting misinformation should be easy, but somehow it turns into the hardest thing in the room. You bring facts that can be checked in seconds, and instead of people looking them up, they double down on whatever story makes them comfortable. It stops being a conversation and becomes a wall. A wall that refuses to move. A wall that talks back. A wall that gets offended by the truth long before it ever considers reading it. What makes it worse is that the people arguing the loudest usually offer nothing but confidence. No sources. No dates. No history. Just the same recycled talking points that fall apart the moment you hold them up to the light. And when you correct them, the focus shifts. Suddenly the problem is not the false information they posted. The problem is your tone, your firmness, your refusal to let a lie sit in peace. And after a while, that gets heavy. You hold your tongue. You try to stay calm. You try to respond professionally even when someone is calling you a liar about something that is publicly documented. But every now and then, that wall pushes one time too many, and you push back. Not because you hate anyone. Not because you are angry for no reason. But because being treated like your knowledge has no value gets old. Correcting misinformation feels like a fight even when it should not be. The truth is easy. The denial is the wall. #CommunityFeed #OnlineBehavior #TruthMatters #Misinformation #WhyWeSpeak #LataraSpeaksTruth