Lubach is now the nemesis of conspiracy theorists and his response is brilliant

Arjen Lubach released a lot last Sunday with his item about the myth trap. This is what the host of Sunday with Lubach to the role that social media channels such as Facebook and YouTube play in the spread of conspiracy theories. In this quest he stands on the toes of Lange Frans and other conspiracy theorists, and he is not thanked for that. Fortunately, Arjen Lubach himself has few problems with that.

The presenter of Sunday with Lubach has taken over a lot in recent days. Positive and negative. For example, he was showered with praise on Twitter. Because of the mythical item, last weekend’s episode was bombarded by many themselves as the best episode of the season. Maybe the best episode ever.

Arjen Lubach seeks confrontation

On the other hand, Arjen Lubach also received a lot of criticism. Making this item is like putting your head in a beehive. Conclusion, you know you are going to be stung. Fortunately Lubach has experience with this and has developed a good shield. The undoubtedly many and hard messages he receives do not bother him. He accepts it and just continues to provoke.

Thus shared the Sunday with Lubach presenter yesterday, especially for the haters, just the above post on Instagram. The photo is accompanied by the text: “Because not everyone has finished swearing yet, here’s a photo to let go. Good luck!” This post has now been liked almost thirty thousand times and there is also a massive response.

In the meantime, most followers who have some sympathy for conspiracy theorists have left, so there is not much abuse under this post. We are curious what reactions Arjen Lubach would get when he put this post on Twitter. Who knows, maybe that will happen.

Good with metaphors too

In the episode about the myth trap, Arjen Lubach makes a very striking comparison between the working method of social media channels and supermarkets. These kinds of sharp comparisons have become somewhat of his trademark. In Sunday with Lubach, but also on Twitter. For example, he shared a brilliant metaphor last week for what happened when it became known that the catering industry had to close again.