To spread counter-propaganda or to respond to propaganda with opposing messaging.
From counterpropaganda (from counter- + propaganda). Verb form developed in the 20th century during the World Wars and Cold War eras.
Modern social media companies now counterpropagandize by labeling misleading content with fact-checks—it's the digital equivalent of standing next to a loudspeaker spreading misinformation and shouting the truth.
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