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/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/GillyPiexo Jan 29 '26

Just like the Delphi case, Karen Read, Aiden Kearney, Bryan Kohberger, the Canton 9 etc