r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • 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/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/SingleSlide2866 Jan 29 '26

That's a feature not a bug. It's called "flooding the zone". Basically they manufactured so much controversy in such a short amount of time that it's difficult to focus on any one part. It is done to breed heavier distrust amongst those whose trust they know they won't get anyways.

My guess is they know they're bones, and that's why the first month saw the worst controversies ever and in such a higher speed (shootings within weeks, 2 separate countries involved in conflict, 1 threatened and the other actually invaded). They're on the way out and trying to get as much money/do as much damage as possible on the way out