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I mean that might explain a lot of the people here who support Trump no matter how many crimes he commits or which people he puts in his cabinet despite how very very verrrrry unqualified they are.

Putins behind a lot of them accounts i bet! https://www.npr.org/2024/07/09/g-s1-9010/russia-bot-farm-ai-disinformation

The U. S. Department of Justice said it disrupted a Russian propaganda campaign using fake social media accounts, powered by artificial intelligence, to spread disinformation in the U. S. and other countries

I hate them mostly. Some are cute, one of my grandma’s I loved cause she was caring and didn’t want us to trouble over her. Sweet.

My other grandma a complete nightmare. Faking illness so we stress over her and for attention seeking, thinking the whole world revolves around her and that we have to molly cuddle her. She was two times in hospital, and they found absolutely nothing wrong with her.

She’s never had to pay a bill, lived an easy life yet is such a miserable old hag. Stopping younger people from living their life to cater for her. Some old people live a hard sad life and here she is so spoiled and ungrateful. In my culture we can’t put elderly in a care home it’s seen as abandonment.

Like, let's say a person of a certain identity group creates a fake hate crime against their own group, or a group that they want to protect, and gets caught, should they still get charged for a hate crime against that group, or should they be let go with a warning? Should there maybe be additional charges or different charges?

Food labels. A necessity in this day and age of the food industry poisoning us with sugar, salt and fat and disgusting chemicals, that i can't name in sausages for their greed. That is if those are even printed on the food labels because sometimes they are not truthful about it. I know when I ate real sausages and not some fake meat-product garbage.

Inspecting the food labels is a real eye opener. It makes me not want to put anything, that has 3.5 or more grams of (added) sugar per 100 grams or milliliter in my cart (for reference a regular Coca-Cola drink contains about 10.6 grams of sugar per 100 milliliters and 330 milliliters of it (330ml × 0.0338fl oz/ml = 11.15fl oz), which is the amount of a can containing the amount of sugar, that matches the daily need for a human). And there's so much edible junk out there, that have more than 10.6 grams or sugar per 100 grams or milliliter or even like 70 grams of sugar (gummy bears) or more and they occupy 90% of the shelves. That's 90% of items I consider is poisonous junk. It's ew, bloody yuck!

Sugar is evil.