Given the public nature of the display (assuming it is real) it would not at all surprise me to learn that they actually could get in trouble for "obscenity" due to some ass backwards law somewhere on the books. Especially in Virginia, where everything is famously illegal.
If a politician or news account (eg Virgin Media, The Journal, Social Democrats etc) post on TikTok, there are so many bots commenting that there is no point in me leaving a supportive comment. It won’t even be seen. I just liked the posts and moved on (until I deleted the app). So it’s very bad on any platforms I’ve seen.
Well you plastic ocean...I never knew you were the mod (and with the greatest respect, nor have I ever read the rules tbh). Thanks for providing a source though and not being heavy handed. Sound.
Edit: I did get it from my daughter who gave me a link to the journal though so it wasn't random bullshit.
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You can swear on the
internetplanet, it's okay. Mommy won't hurt you.Well, what will it take? I want mommy to hurt me!
gas for political protests to be self-censoring, imo
fuck tr*mp indeed!
It can get more coverage this way. News outlets are posting it on their social media for example. And that’s the important thing.
They should censor the u in Trump then too
Given the public nature of the display (assuming it is real) it would not at all surprise me to learn that they actually could get in trouble for "obscenity" due to some ass backwards law somewhere on the books.
Especially in Virginia, where everything is famously illegal.I believe it's in Ireland.
If it's real, I'm surprised they didn't spell it. I'd think the Irish wouldn't give a fxck.
It is in fact real!
https://www.corkbeo.ie/news/local-news/giant-eff-trump-sign-field-34602814
That would make sense, especially if I scrolled up far enough to look at the community name...
There's another one in Virginia. Go figure.
Perhaps it's a fill in the blank holder for international readers. In Ireland an 'e' would be appropriate. Elsewhere a 'u'.
Joking aside, I thought it was silly until someone else pointed out that doing this makes it more likely to be picked up by mainstream media.
If that was her motivation it was smart AF. There's an audio interview with the lady involved and it wouldn't surprise me but she doesn't go into it.
There's bots all over various subs calling this AI and saying how grateful we actually are to have him visiting.
Bizarre and scary in equal measure.
If a politician or news account (eg Virgin Media, The Journal, Social Democrats etc) post on TikTok, there are so many bots commenting that there is no point in me leaving a supportive comment. It won’t even be seen. I just liked the posts and moved on (until I deleted the app). So it’s very bad on any platforms I’ve seen.
The mods of r/askireland are trying to address the concerns of members about the bot problem and the examples are very convincing as genuine accounts: https://safereddit.com/r/AskIreland/comments/1wak0dj/taking_action_against_bots/
Whether it’s podcasts, social media, etc, the fash own the internet at the moment.
That won't have the desired effect, trumpet will think it's from underage children
Here’s a link to a source for this, which is required for screenshots presented as fact.
https://www.tiktok.com/@todayfm/video/7683556673532792096
Well you plastic ocean...I never knew you were the mod (and with the greatest respect, nor have I ever read the rules tbh). Thanks for providing a source though and not being heavy handed. Sound.
Edit: I did get it from my daughter who gave me a link to the journal though so it wasn't random bullshit.
Your daughter has good taste! No bother at all and thanks for livening the place up :)