Fact Checker Posters and Art Prints

A funny t-shirt for any online fact checkers.

Fact check this!

A hilarious design for all the fact checkers out there. If you're the one who has to fact check and debunk the nonsense your friends and family post, this is for you.

Facts matter...

Fact Checked!

Let people know that you're the one that checks the facts.

I Fact Check Stuff, featuring the logo of fact checking website ThatsNonsense.com. Officially Licensed.

Facts!

Three Conspiracy Theorists Walk Into A Bar... ... You Can't Tell Me That's "Just A Coincidence"

Truth Is The New Hate Speech, Censorship, Freedom Of Speech

A word cloud design of a heart made from words that only someone who works as a fact-checker can understand. Perfect for Valentine's Day or for someone in your family who does a job as a fact checker.

Who are you to judge me?

2021-1984: When lies are the official narrative, and telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act. If you have to wear a mask, use it to make a statement. Wake up the sheeple.

What would happen if the fact checkers actually checked the facts instead of doubling down on their opinions? The world may never know...

This is my fact checking t-shirt. Which means today I will NOT be accepting lies, fake news or "alternative facts".

Dear forum, the chemtrails were bad today.

Funny Gift Donut Trump

Skatordie Design

Your search results are being censored!

Truth Is The New Hate Speech, Censorship, Freedom Of Speech

Fool: Nobody's Fool -- A solemn critical thinking man standing alone in the middle of a field with his thoughts on a Dark Background

Fool: Nobody's Fool -- A solemn critical thinking man standing alone in the middle of a field with his thoughts on a light (Knocked Out) background

Fool: Nobody's Fool -- A solemn critical thinking man standing alone in the middle of a field with his thoughts on a dark (Knocked Out) background

This design is a reminder to be critical thinkers and to question the information we are presented with. It is important to be able to evaluate the source of information and to identify any potential biases. We should also be aware of our own biases and how they can influence our interpretation of information. • critical thinking, information literacy, media literacy, skepticism, discernment, truth • Suitable day to celebrate: International Fact-Checking Day (April 2), World Press Freedom Day (May 3), International Day for Universal Access to Information (September 28)