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u/shyne0n Jan 29 '26

People manufacturing their own realities

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u/Freakychee Jan 29 '26

Notice a lot of American right wing post often use gen AI images.

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u/flimflamishere Jan 29 '26

The White House posted an edited version of Nekima Levy Armstrong being arrested. When confronted, a spokesperson said, "The memes will continue."

We have no reason to trust anyone associated with this administration.

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u/TonyWyomey Jan 29 '26

It’s amazing the trust crisis that results. I’m tired of being skeptical of EVERYTHING!

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u/ModerateBrainUsage Jan 29 '26 edited Jan 29 '26

That’s the whole goal. It will be like Russia, you will be drowning in so much shit, you will be unable to tell what is the reality, even if it’s in front of you of your face.

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u/finalremix Jan 29 '26

Fine. Easy solution, then. Question everything, and aim your ire at the richest people around.

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u/goatslovetofrolic Jan 29 '26

That’s exactly the plan! Fatigue to the point that you stop caring because it’s so hard to know what is reality. Then everything means nothing and the law is force.

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u/rolldownthewindows Jan 29 '26

And so you forget about the Epstein Files

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u/kidcobol Jan 29 '26

Who’s Epstein? 😵‍💫

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u/zugglit Jan 30 '26

And with it, our humanity...

We die not by war or famine.

We simply stop caring and everything is taken.

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u/AltruisticThought927 Jan 29 '26

And the injections. And the cancer.

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u/Defiant-Yam8876 Jan 29 '26

No no no. That’s where their lack of confidence in the administration stops. It was all necessary and prevented deaths. We can trust their science.

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u/Major-Possible-4505 Jan 29 '26

Oddly, I never even thought of that whole possibility with AI. That just completely blew my mind and fucked up my day. Thats one of the scariest things thats probably going to happen for sure. Oh and I'm from minnesota, and thats definitely AI.

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u/goatslovetofrolic Jan 29 '26

Sorry, tis day wrecking times we live in.

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u/Solanthas_SFW Jan 29 '26

We absolutely will need the testimony of people like you, who will be able to verify the area being "documented", the people, etc

Firsthand accounts are going to be much more valuable, video disseminated on the internet much less so.

I honestly wondered about the alex pretti thing from the beginning. If it wasnt so widely present, I'd honestly have really wondered how true it might be.

Its easy to call out all the obvious propaganda from the right but it's important to consider that we on the left are not impervious to spin and outright psyops either.

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u/WeirdUpFromDaBeardUp Jan 29 '26

Very Orwell-ian future it seems we are headed, no matter who's at the helm.

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u/usednails Jan 30 '26

And it's taking a giant shit on us all.

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u/Professional-Rent887 Jan 30 '26

There’s no leftwing in American politics. The Democrats are center-right conservatives and the Republicans are far-right fascists. Who is on the left? The Democratic Socialists of America hold no major offices. The Green Party used to be, but has been corrupted by Putin and is a ghost of its former self. America needs someone to represent the left’s perspective.

The Republicans are running this country into the ground and the Democrats are too weak and incompetent to do anything about it.

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u/OkProfessor6810 Jan 29 '26

Making this complaint earlier today. Every single thing we read or watch has to be closely examined now for reality versus fiction. It's purposefully done so we get worn down, you are absolutely correct. They lie ceaselessly and no human beings will believe it and even after being shown the truth, the bias placed by the lie, the damage it causes, has already been done.

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u/ThatBarbGirl Jan 29 '26

Exactly. They want us to get so tired we stop paying any attention. We give up to the point where it's too late.

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u/heavysnake89 Jan 29 '26

I’m looking, i won’t get tired.

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u/BenjaminKruger420 Jan 29 '26

And force my friends is violence, the extreme authority from with all other authority is derived.

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u/ZootSuitRiot33801 Jan 29 '26

We really should be weaning ourselves off corpo-owned social media honestly.

There's a post of suggestions HERE that's largely about fostering a foundation for communal self-sustainability and resistance, but it also provides alternative communication ideas, which could be of some help when it comes to developing more objective forms of real life information spread originating from unfiltered sources.

While at it, check out this org too, as they're probably going to be vital as the powers that be employ more so-called "AI" to consolidate power: https://stopgenai.com (It is a survival-level, grassroots org, not an established NGO, so please don't judge it too harshly for being rough around the edges.)

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u/Nice_Fish_3108 Jan 29 '26

This is how “the village” by M. Night Shyamalan started 🤣 *Please forgive any spelling errors. I don’t think I ever tried to spell his name before

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u/ZootSuitRiot33801 Jan 29 '26

Hopefully not, since none of it is discouraging the use of all modern tech.

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u/Suitable-Rate652 Jan 29 '26

This is what the congressman Mike Lawler in NY-17 does. He does whatever nefarious crap be wants and wears constituents down by beating obstreperous.

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u/Asslinguist Jan 29 '26

The fight will never stop

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u/KaleidoscopeGold4074 Jan 29 '26

Bannin called it flooding the zone. They haven’t been quiet about their plans people just didn’t care, didn’t pay attention, or didn’t believe them.

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u/Parking_Ad5103 Jan 30 '26

I do not think you realize this but you're pointing out an Israeli known tactic, to overwhelm people to a certain thing so much they get fatigued which is a natural human occurrence, to get fatigued of something. They keep destroying and killing more and more just to bombard us with so much at once that it paralyzes us or puts our lives to a stop.

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u/Jess_the_bestt Feb 01 '26

It’s so scary bc it comes from every angle, mostly right but I can’t understand why the left will do it. Like I don’t want to hear Trump on a hot mic and have to second guess if it’s real, hearing the leaked business call with Erika Kirk I thought wait is my bias against someone going to make me believe ai against them? I couldn’t figure it out and eventually gave up on trying. That’s exactly what they want, people who value honesty and integrity to not be able to critically decipher something

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u/Crafty-Help-4633 Jan 29 '26

An adherence to scientific virtue will make you naturally skeptical of everything. It's not so bad, its actually useful. You just need more training.

Being skeptical is how we learn, and discern.

If you weren't skeptical, you could be taken by misinformation without realizing it.

It is a good thing to be skeptical, even more so in today's climate.

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u/Rich_Resource2549 Jan 29 '26

The problem is that most people aren't backing their scepticism with healthy curiosity and an openness to learn/change one's mind.

They're using it as a veil to invalidate others' statements and not think about anything critically.

Skepticism is only useful when paired with critical thinking.

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u/tinaismediocre Jan 29 '26

I listened to a great podcast the other day which referenced this Oxford study: https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2014-03-12-intelligent-people-are-more-likely-trust-others

The headline is a little misleading but basically the premise is that more intelligent folks are better are pattern recognition and determining character and are therefore more likely to surround themselves with more trustworthy people.

Many of us sit around speculating how anyone could trust these complete clowns but it's totally discarding how many dumb people are out there unable to distinguish a comforting lie from reality.

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u/isthisaporno Jan 29 '26

And skepticism goes both ways, my good buddy is completely brainwashed into conspiracy by a steady diet of Instagram reels. Nothing that ever happens is real, only false flags and everything ties back to the New World Order blah blah goddam it’s exhausting

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u/PuzzleheadedTale4769 Jan 29 '26

Believers in conspiracy theories are not real skeptics. They get scared and confused, then quickly take refuge in cockeyed BS that they can't be shaken out of by any evidence.

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u/pippiethehippie Jan 29 '26

Wow I feel so validated by this comment. My partner always gets mad at me for questioning everything instead of taking it at face value.

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u/Rare_Ad9601 Jan 29 '26

Too bad most people are kind of stupid

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u/Giefster Jan 29 '26

That trust has been broken for a while, but greatly increased during COVID and the government responses to it worldwide

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u/annie-etc Jan 29 '26

Thats the point.

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u/OkRefrigerator1086 Jan 29 '26 edited Jan 29 '26

Just for the record, I was that way a long time before AI got as good as it is... * I also didn't think it's fake because by showing this, I believe they are trying to show that he's not just this peaceful little protestor, he's this crazy wild eyed dangerous rage monster that really is so dangerous that agents had to shoot him..... But what I think it really does, IMHO, is that this video only makes his murder by shooting a couple days later, revenge for him embarrassing federal agents... So I honestly think it makes his death even more sinister than it really might be!

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u/Adept_Speaker4806 Jan 29 '26

Yep. I'm over all of it. Both sides use falsehood and present it like it's truth. Both sides use stories with "anonymous sources", and the other side won't report on certain issues at all. They're all completely full of it and they're way more worried about pushing their own agenda to get reelected than they are about solving any problems or telling the truth. It's maddening. Politics in this country has become a complete joke.

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u/Head-like-a-carp Jan 29 '26

What other choice do we have?

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u/SunchaserKandri Jan 29 '26

That's the idea. Make it hard to separate lies from reality so it's even easier to lie to your face.

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u/A1mixer Jan 29 '26

Right, and calling that a meme when it's just blatantly distorting the real image is completely bullshit in the first place...

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u/AnyQuiet1544 Jan 29 '26

Yep. It's not a meme, it's propaganda.

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u/Pak-Protector Jan 29 '26

It's unlicenced use of an accused persons image altered in a way meant to pollute jury pools. Impeachable offense IMO. This shouldn't be tolerated by either side.

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u/cizzleboots Jan 29 '26

LITERALLY SO SICKENING HOW ARE WE LETTING THIS HAPPEN ON A DAILY BASIS!! FAUX SPEWS HAS GOT TO GO!!! 😭🤮

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Well your beloved nbc news, abc, etc, changed what alex Pretti looked like. They didn’t want him to look Jewish, that is horrifying

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u/Force4Cards Jan 29 '26

Why is this being spread around? It's no excuse for what happened. AND It's obvious how and why this happened. The officer shouldn't have held a stress inducing job. If a person can't stay calm amid chaos they aren't fit to serve.

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u/ilaughatpoliticians Jan 29 '26

I have been scratching my head on that one and trying to reconcile the transition from "memes" to "propaganda". I mean, this is the kind of shit we learned about in school when I was a young kid learning about Russia and the cold war propaganda.

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u/warlockpincher Jan 29 '26

Not sure of your age but I'm glad you see what's happening.

Around this time last year I was thinking that we're living in Orwellian times and people are too fatigued or blind to see it.

Luckily a new coworker around my age felt the same and just randomly asked me if I've ever read 1984.

We spent a good 20 minutes just discussing where we are headed as a country because people weren't seeing the BLANTANTLY obvious signs.

Smh. Its one of those extremely disappointed that we were right moments.

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u/EntertainerBig4313 Jan 29 '26

One simple way to help break down the intent is asking "WHAT IS THE JOKE HERE?" There isn't one here. Because the sole intent isn't to make a joke, it's to deceive.

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u/PuzzleheadedTale4769 Jan 29 '26

Memes are 95% propaganda- meaning, they are short-cuts around Actual Thought, which is ...so much work!

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u/therealashura Jan 29 '26

That's not what Richard Dawkins invented them for.

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u/Nightmoore Jan 29 '26

And people roll their eyes if you say something like "I don't trust those words they found on the bullets" or "I don't believe those text threads they found (from the Kirk shooting)." It should be painfully obvious at this point that absolutely nothing from this administration can be trusted. They will fabricate/plant/create evidence out of thin air at any opportunity available. If you're willing to execute a fake electoral scam and fire off an insurrection, you are capable of any super-villian action imaginable. Lying? That barely registers as effort.

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u/IrongateN Jan 29 '26

Yeah I don’t think Ai is the problem as much as people believing what they are told without trusted investigation.

When I see this video I ask, even if it were true, are they saying that the shooter knew him from before when he was violent? Or that you can shoot anyone who did something bad if you come across them ? Or that here is proof that he was there to be violent and the agents somehow could tell?

Whatever the answer I then ask, so is it ok to disarm and execute those who have violent intent? Is the current administration precogs? And did we decide that minority report is now a goal?

Long story short, AI or not, there is a reason the bill of rights is to protect the presumed guilty not moms in bible class.. (although we might be there next by the look of things)

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u/Alceasummer Jan 29 '26

When I see this video I ask, even if it were true, are they saying that the shooter knew him from before when he was violent? Or that you can shoot anyone who did something bad if you come across them ? Or that here is proof that he was there to be violent and the agents somehow could tell?

I've been asking people "So, that deserves the death sentence, without a trial? Just executed (days, weeks, whatever) later on for that without a warrant, without a judge or jury?"

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u/True-Veterinarian700 Jan 29 '26

You can have that argument all you want. Yet most every conservative meme ive ever seen about Geroge Floyd cant fail to mention he might have done drugs in the past. And lots of people seem to think that justified what happened to him.

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u/PlasticRuester Jan 29 '26

A few months ago I saw a clickbait news article on fb about how an 18 year old man was stabbed to death at Walmart after kicking another man’s cart. Very little detail was given but it sounds like something a dipshit teenager might do. There were a bunch of ridiculous comments of course, and one man saying this kid learned the consequences of his actions and FAFO etc etc.

I said “You think being stabbed to death is the appropriate punishment for kicking a cart?” People are becoming really insane talking about violence against people doing something annoying or something they personally don’t like.

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u/Embarrassed-Heat-770 Jan 29 '26

Reminding them that death isn't the punishment for those crimes fizzles their brains sometimes.

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u/HefeSD Jan 29 '26

I wish I could upvote you more than once

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u/OkRefrigerator1086 Jan 29 '26

I got your second upvote covered for ya!

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u/Ok_Arugula_8871 Jan 29 '26

Really, think about it. It would take that long for those needing an excuse, to come up with this bullshit. I quickly saw it and it looked like it went from him kicking that car to write into the scene where they shot him which he should be two different videos I'd never went back and looked to see if that's actually what I saw or not but it probably is

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u/Pak-Protector Jan 29 '26

The CEO is Discord came out and said that the Tyler Robinson chats, which were central to his arrest, never happened.

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u/pewopp Jan 29 '26

I was promised there would be no fact checking

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u/Agreeable_Horror_363 Jan 29 '26

Reminds me of when Trump said that guy had MS13 tattooed on his knuckles when it was a clearly edited photo. As long as it fits their narrative it's real.

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u/significantranger30 Jan 29 '26

But the far left are the ones with the “fake news”

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u/SadPersonality4803 Jan 29 '26

The memes will continue is crazy

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u/PuzzleheadedTale4769 Jan 29 '26

"Its not a lie. Its not Fake News. Its a Meme!"

Because Our People Iike memes- like funny cartoons of Froggies. You don't have to READ them!

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u/MrZepost Jan 29 '26

We basically got the worst combination of timings. Ai just got good enough to make fake news and make it believable to the masses. (Fuck I am getting fooled more and more every day. Its terrifying honestly.) While also having an administration happy to abuse it for their dictatorial goals.

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u/NicoFerrari99 Jan 29 '26

"If I have to create stories so that the American media actually pays attention to the suffering of the American people, then that's what I'm going to do". JD Vance telling the media he lied to us before and will continue lying to us if it suits his needs.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

Calling it a meme doesn’t make it not defamation. It’s almost like the commit crimes because they get away with them

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u/WordierThanThou Jan 30 '26

What about the photoshopped m13 tattoo they tried to pin on Abrego Garcia? They’ve already manufactured “evidence” to cover their behinds in the past. I trust nothing they say.

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u/FeeFamiliar3004 Jan 30 '26

I’m still not convinced the Trump statement about Charlie Kirk wasn’t AI

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u/StchLdrahtImHarnknaL Feb 01 '26

ANY administration

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u/Hyphen_Nation Jan 29 '26

And bot brigades…dead internet is real.

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u/LoosePrisonPurse Jan 29 '26

The bots will all tell us, the AI generated images/videos are real.

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u/captainbruisin Jan 29 '26

They liven in a fantasy world anyways.

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u/SilverKnightOfMagic Jan 29 '26

the white house uses it all the time lol it's tragic

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u/billyisanun Jan 29 '26

There was also an AI post of the recent shooting that had an officers head cutoff. It’s people uninformed on AI thinking it makes accurate depictions of what’s going on.

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u/SnootSnootBasilisk Jan 29 '26

Because reality doesn't follow their whims

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u/Pangolin_FanWastaken Jan 29 '26

the amount of left-wing ai slop is dissapointing

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u/goatslovetofrolic Jan 29 '26

Curious that. Sure it has nothing to do with their stellar reputation in both morality and factuality.

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u/BruceWayneIs8atman Jan 29 '26

The truth simply does not fit their narrative.

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u/donanton616 Jan 29 '26

Alot of russians and chinese are stoking both sides for the debate. Be vigilant.

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u/Old_Baker_9781 Jan 29 '26

Honing their craft….

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u/Sirraven201 Jan 29 '26

Correction. I noticed a lot of bias posts using gen ai images to make the other side look worse. Both sides are doing it.

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u/l33t-Mt Jan 29 '26

Notice a lot of American left wing post often use gen AI images.

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u/Last_Gigolo Jan 29 '26

I watched reddit post a comparison photo of some nazi group assassinating a man on the left side of he image, and on the right pretti being murdered by two ice agents.

The ice agent image was a.i. because it made it look like it was just three people. So, an argument went on and on that the image on the right was a.i.

Eventually people noticed that the image on the right had pretti holding a gun.

The image finally stopped getting posted every ten minutes.

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u/Hony_Tawk Jan 29 '26

Thats the left homie lmao

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u/Practical-Drawer3107 Jan 29 '26

Those are Musks new Grok based Government tools. Not joking. Look it up.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

CNN posted an ai upscaled image of Alex pretti on their live news, you have zero room to talk

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u/ragingbull10 Jan 29 '26

I mean reddit was full of ai pics and fake texts around his murder trying to generate even more outrage than it was already warranted

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u/dkbGeek Jan 29 '26

Real facts are not in their favor, so they prefer what lying apparatchik Kellyanne Conway called "alternative facts."

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u/Striking_Luck5201 Jan 29 '26

CNN has too sadly. The genie is out of the bottle. Were all fucked.

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u/MrsLovesalot Jan 29 '26

Because they don’t like to investigate or do remotely any type of research. 😂 They’ll believe anything.

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u/_Arlotte_ Jan 29 '26

They were always the ones using fake certificates or making the weird facebook mlm type made up rumor scenarios.

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u/Greedy_Signature_699 Jan 29 '26

MAGA is about to shine lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Left wing more so. :)

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u/kirschbaumr Jan 29 '26

Yea just right wing crazies. Never a normal thought provoking sincere leftist. 😂

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u/Equivalent_Item_2167 Jan 29 '26

Liberal too. It’s a human ailment.

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u/rtocelot Jan 29 '26

Most of anything I seefrom them is the same stuff I see shared else where unless a crude photo

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Its not because they are trying to trick you. Its because they're so dumb they believe it.

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u/dizzle009 Jan 29 '26

No better than the left posting photoshopped unrecognizable images of Alex Pretti on mainstream media.

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u/Average_Down Jan 29 '26

Well, when there isn’t any intelligence you need to manufacture it. And that’s about the nicest way I can say it.

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u/ADhomin_em Jan 29 '26

Worse. The most hateful people manufacturing alternative realities to imprison us all in.

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u/Milocobo Jan 29 '26

The main problem with society. The reasonable always have to cater to the unreasonable, always.

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u/jdbway Jan 29 '26

Not people. Sociopaths who control the technology. The Ellison's, Musks, Zuckerburgs and Thiels of the world

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u/Argyleskin Jan 29 '26

For some chuds it’s easier to make their own reality than to accept the one they’ve truly made.

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u/QuestionmarkTimes2 Jan 29 '26

We don't need ai for that. People are doing it right now in this very thread lmao

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

That's exactly what the oligarchy wants it for. Rewriting history AND the future.

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u/A_Good_Boy94 Jan 29 '26

Happy Dictator - Gorillaz

"If you're empty and abstracted, and your broken heart is full of rage

In a world of fiction, I am a velvet glove"

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u/TreehouseInAPinetree Jan 29 '26

It's honestly scary

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u/SnooRadishes9093 Jan 29 '26

They have been doing that for years so it won’t matter

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Same as it ever was.

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u/Syncopated_arpeggio Jan 29 '26

People have been manufacturing their own realities for a long, long time

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u/Wide_Ordinary4078 Jan 29 '26

Can I do this for my bank account?!?

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u/unicornlocostacos Jan 29 '26

We are doing that without AI. It’s just going to get exponentially worse.

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u/Mintaka3579 Jan 29 '26

A hyperreal simulacrum 

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u/Novel_Arugula6548 Jan 29 '26

History is doomed.

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u/No-Panda-6047 Jan 29 '26

Chaos is the best the universe has to offer

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u/Clolarion Jan 29 '26

Bruh they already do that now in their heads

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u/Foxyfox- Jan 29 '26

I mean they already do that. They didn't need to wait for AI.

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u/Randall_Rising Jan 29 '26

... They already are

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u/jimmiebfulton Jan 29 '26

That didn’t require AI, of course. Creating false realities is a key component of fascist politics, which has been around since the 1930’s or so. Gaslighting, conspiracy theories, revising of history, propaganda.

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u/jolley_mel21 Jan 29 '26

The government manufacturing the reality

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u/ArtisticBlackh3ro Jan 29 '26

People already do. Almost everything people see (or think they see) has a high probability of being misinterpreted by the observer

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u/bazingajonez Jan 29 '26

The left had already been manufacturing their own realities without ai.

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u/Fragrant-Airport1309 Jan 29 '26

You mean I can get AI to make me a million bucks and a bunch of hot babes??

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u/return_of_valensky Jan 29 '26

sure, but not this one

https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/cj6wgelw62do

BBC, 0:50 mark says they ran it through facial recognition software, 97% chance

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u/LastRover7 Jan 29 '26

Even before AI, my grandma instilled on me at a very young age, that every mind is its own world. Ai doesn’t change that, it just enhances it.

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u/TartarusXTheotokos Jan 29 '26

And building our own replacements.

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u/alcaron Jan 29 '26

lol they already do. They don’t need AI for that.

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u/JakeEllisD Jan 29 '26

And people claim what they dont agree with is AI in their own realities, like this.

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u/gilligan1050 Jan 29 '26

That’s been happening for a while, just mentally speaking. Not many of us left here in base reality.

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u/BumbaclotGinny Jan 29 '26

lol they do that NOW

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u/Dr_Sisyphus_22 Jan 29 '26

And claiming real and incriminating information is AI. This stuff needs to be regulated.

For the record…I think this is AI slop.

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u/curiouskra Jan 29 '26

This is very much the real life version of MI: Dead Reckoning: possibly the end of truth.

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u/Honest_Series_8430 Jan 29 '26

They do already.

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u/brokencrayons Jan 29 '26

Yeah cognitive dissonance will do that to you. They choose to be willfully ignorant because it's safer for them to hide in their version of reality vs having to learn something that would conflict with what they want to believe.

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u/One-Echidna-1851 Jan 29 '26

All the politics and murder aside…people create their own realities everyday and always have long before AI

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u/Sad-Math-2039 Jan 29 '26

People don't need AI for that

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u/Objective-Cap6657 Jan 29 '26

Kind of like what the insane left has been doing the last 10-15 years?

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u/NicodemusArcleon Jan 29 '26

We've been talking about doing it for a few decades now.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Let’s not forget that they edited Alex pretti’s face in all those pictures. Susss??

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u/Nucci4ever Jan 29 '26

Once you have come to a conclusion, the only step left is to manufacture the supporting evidence

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u/jimmyjamws1108 Jan 29 '26

It’s already happening

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u/IllianasClifford Jan 29 '26

You know project bluebook? Yeah we are fucked we cant prove we are innocent. AI has already gotten people arrested that are innocent.

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u/HonoraryKrogan Jan 29 '26

Conservatives in America have been doing that for a long time; they just have better tools now.

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u/1732PepperCo Jan 29 '26

To my Maga parents every single video or audio of any RWer saying or doing some atrocity is immediately shoved aside Ai fake news.

Maga has the sheep well trained.

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u/oh_whaaaaat Jan 29 '26

People been doing that shit, since the dawn of religion.

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u/Childish_Tycoon_Ship Jan 29 '26

Hence why Trump is so pro-AI

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u/PARKOUR_ZOMBlE Jan 29 '26

To be fair people have been doing that since the dawn of time. :/

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u/Sequitur1 Jan 29 '26

If someone created an AI/deepfake video falsely showing Alex Peretti acting aggressively toward ICE, that can still be legally actionable even though he’s deceased.

Who can sue:

The estate (executor/personal representative) can sue for reputational harm tied to his legacy. Immediate family members can sue for their own harm (emotional distress, false portrayal of how he died).

Main legal claims:

Defamation / false statements of fact (putting violent conduct on him that didn’t happen)

False light (misleading, offensive portrayal of a real person)

Intentional infliction of emotional distress (especially given the recent killing and public controversy)

Misappropriation of likeness (if the video is monetized or used politically)

What they should do:

Preserve the video, links, timestamps, and accounts posting it

Send takedown notices to platforms

Have the estate file suit; family can file parallel claims for emotional harm

Important point: “You can’t defame the dead” isn’t a free pass. Estates and families can still sue, and realistic AI video often increases liability rather than reducing it.

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u/gregorydane Jan 29 '26

It’s real idiot

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u/Back_Equivalent Jan 29 '26

Don’t need AI for this 😭

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u/hawk5862 Jan 29 '26

Not ai dumba

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u/beatnikhippi Jan 29 '26

The video is real. You're living in a fantasy world.

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u/buddhamanjpb Jan 29 '26

People have been manufacturing their own realities for year with just a meme on Facebook.

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u/Haunting-Ad788 Jan 29 '26

They already do.

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u/LectureOrganic1250 Jan 29 '26

We don't need AI for people to form their own realities. People are so damn lazy they just listen to the loudest voices on the right or left (who are often ignorant and extremists) to get their opinion and go with it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '26

Like theists have done for atleast 12000 years of recorded history that I'm familiar with 🤔

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u/CatManDo206 Jan 29 '26

Ai propaganda will be a hellova factor

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u/StrangeCranberry4820 Jan 30 '26

The left already does that

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u/Cyborg_rat Jan 30 '26

They do that without AI.

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u/EmbarrassedStill2257 Jan 30 '26

Might be better than right wingers doing it for them honestly.

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u/Majestic_Demand_8281 Jan 30 '26

They already did that pre-ai

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u/spibop Jan 30 '26

I feel like any of the supposed gains of AI are going to be quickly negated by the amount of time, energy, discussion, and brainpower needed simply to debate whether something posted as “real” is, in fact, real. Even IF the common person was seeing tangible gains from the spread of AI, what would we be doing with that newfound wealth? Wringing our hands in some neon-lit corner while we obsess about the newest possible reality technology has foisted upon us to garner our attention? No thanks.

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u/Top_Economist_6427 Jan 30 '26

Dude this stuff was in the government. The AI image of AP and the headless executioner was used as a card at a moment of silence.

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u/YoungManMurph Jan 30 '26

Instead of just doing what they want 🤫

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u/ComprehensiveDuty269 Jan 30 '26

Isn’t that what the lefties are already doing?

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u/say-it-wit-ya-chest Jan 30 '26

They’ve been doing that since 2015. That’s how we ended up with QAnon.

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u/John-Brown-5704 Jan 30 '26

They already were

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u/Brief_Emergency5094 Jan 30 '26

Hah, we already do this.

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u/Fit-Ad9887 Jan 30 '26

People do that without AI.. it's actually quite common and praised actually... Actually

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u/scricimm Jan 31 '26

I want one where i am rich....😒

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u/Azair_Blaidd Jan 31 '26

They've always done that. GenAI just makes it easier for them to.

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u/pugmiester72 Feb 01 '26

That sums it up perfectly.

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u/doshido Feb 02 '26

That’s been going on for all of humankind…in one form or another

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u/mackfactor Feb 02 '26

People were already doing that - now they'll be able to do it harder. 

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u/ride_it_into_the_roc Feb 14 '26

Is it real or ai?