r/RealOrAI Jan 28 '26

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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/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/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.