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(verb): to put up a missing persons report for someone on, as the name suggests, Craigslist
have you ever heard of anyone trying to craigslist someone else? I mean the missed connections section doesn't count, since that person you are 'looking for'probably doesn't want to talk to you
When the facts don't correspond to your warped version of reality
To a person who believes the earth is flat, the simple stubborn fact that the earth is indeed round, that's Russian (dis)information. Also when you want to disagree w someone just label everything they say as Russian (dis)information!
When stubborn facts don't conform to your personal prefered theory
Dude 1) the earth is flat hooray
Dude 2) uh the facts state that the earth is round
Dude 1) what you heard is Russian disinformation. The earth is still flat.
Scientifically proven solid facts that you can't prove or disprove so you label then as Russian disinformation.
Supposing you believe that the earth is flat, to you the simple scientific fact that the world is actually round that would be Russian disinformation. And if you disagree w the earth being round, you'll paint all people who believe that the world is round as Russian propagandists.
What you call all stubborn facts that don't agree with your world view
Dude who believes in the earth is flat: yay the earth is flat. I won't believe anything else.
Normal dude: uh it's a scientific fact that the earth is round!
Flat earther: everything you said I disagree with so lets call the fact that the earth is round Russian disinformation! Yay the earth is still flat.
a hare-brained, living underwater-type adventure planned, usually, by a scatterbrain and that's doomed to fail from the start
if you're a scatterbrain and know it, don't plan a ninja counter-strike on your own
Argumentative Compulsive Disorder- similar to OCD but the person has a Compulsive behavior geared towards constantly arguing w others over anything and everything.
ACD is probably genetic but I don't know if it's even in the DSM. Who knows if it's even supposed to be in the DSM.