A social media trend involving ambiguous calls for action against President Trump has gained traction, with influencers using memes to suggest violence. Experts are concerned over the normalization of such rhetoric.
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A social media trend involving ambiguous calls for action against President Trump has gained traction, with influencers using memes to suggest violence. Experts are concerned over the normalization of such rhetoric.
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A lot of what Trump posts 'suggests violence' too....including this Al generated video of himself as 'the grim reaper'...and those QANON posts 'nothing can stop what's coming'. Etc. truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT...
Influencers using memes to suggest violence, you say? Except this guy has the nuclear codes bsky.app/profile/atru...
Really? What other planet have you been living on for the past several years, Washington Post? www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djl7...
Partisan hacks ignored reporting about these death threats to Biden... cui bono, WaPo? www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI0N...
Want to re-up @iowanighthawk.bsky.social for reminding the very dumb WaPo that Trump called for Hilary Clinton to be killed which should have been an immediate disqualifier in the eyes of voters (that and a thousand other things). Yall need to tighten up because this pearl clutching is bullshit.
Memes so scary, actual threats (against anyone and everyone non-maga) not so much? Pathetic double standard. @washingtonpost.com has no shame. Same credibility as coming from The Washington Times.
Hey sycophant Bezos: Ya boy says lots worse than this on a nearly DAILY basis. Your @washingtonpost.com sucks.