Are you referring to the fact that it looks like they're holding the sign backwards? They've most likely utilized both sides. We can't see what it says on the front.
I regularly held my sign similarly at the last protest I went to 😅 your arms and hands get tired so you cycle through a lot of ways of holding them. Not all of them are the most practical
With the angle of the hand and the thumb on the side closest to us as it is, this sign would be smashed between the first two fingers and the upper palm. It would be facing almost straight at the camera. Something is fishy here. It's possible it's real and the shot was taken as their grip was shifting, but the hand is crisp, so fishy fishy.
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And nobody in r/pics found those totally natural ways to hold signs suspicious? 🥱
Are you referring to the fact that it looks like they're holding the sign backwards? They've most likely utilized both sides. We can't see what it says on the front.
How about the sign on the right with the thumb pointing up and the fingers to the side. Looks very weird.
You mean how you might hold a sign with writing at the bottom you don't want to block with your fingers?
It looks photoshopped or ai generated. The contact area between hand and card doesn't seem enough to hold it up
I regularly held my sign similarly at the last protest I went to 😅 your arms and hands get tired so you cycle through a lot of ways of holding them. Not all of them are the most practical
With the angle of the hand and the thumb on the side closest to us as it is, this sign would be smashed between the first two fingers and the upper palm. It would be facing almost straight at the camera. Something is fishy here. It's possible it's real and the shot was taken as their grip was shifting, but the hand is crisp, so fishy fishy.
The slightest breeze will have that down
You're tripping balls and can't tell what's real anymore
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