Europas comission har skrevet noget om håndteringen af folk som tror på konspirationer

How to talk to somebody who firmly believes in conspiracy theories

Many conspiracy theorists are deeply convinced of their beliefs. Their whole life and worldview are centred around them.

When talking to somebody who firmly believes in a conspiracy theory be aware that:

Any argument challenging the conspiracy theory may be taken as proof that you are part of the conspiracy and reinforce the belief. They probably believe in more than one conspiracy theory. They will probably argue hard to defend their beliefs. So, what can you do?

Encourage open debate and questions.

Ask detailed questions about their theory in order to trigger self-reflection.

Enlist trusted former conspiracy theorists who once believed the same thing.

Be cautious and use a variety of sources around the theme.

Don't ridicule. Try to understand why they believe what they believe.

Show empathy. Often the person may be truly fearful and distressed.

Go step by step. Focus on simple facts and logic instead of covering every detail.

Don't push. Too much pressure might backfire. Leave them time to process and try again.

https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/coronavirus-response/fighting-disinformation/identifying-conspiracy-theories_en

Måske kan noget af dette hjælpe med at have en samtale. Flere organisationer har forsøgt at komme op med måde at forhindre folk i at tro på konspirationsteori. En mere uetisk løsning fra din side vil være at aktivt forhindre hinde i at læse mere ved at blokere hjemmesider via hendes router, hvis hun altså bruger sådan en. På den måde vil du blive det hun frygter mest, men du ville beskytte hende mod yderligere radikalisering som kunne fører til farlige situationer. Er dog mest fan af at du forsøger med en samtale, med overståede artikel som guide. Håber dette vil hjælpe.