Tag: internet politics

Cultural Meltdowns, Culture & Absurdity, Protests

Breaking: Thousands Protest After Being Excluded From Epstein Files—Again

Thousands of activists protested in Washington, demanding recognition and inclusion in the recent Jeffrey Epstein document release. Claiming systemic exclusion and a denial of their lived experiences, they presented various demands, including a government apology and a Netflix series about their potential involvement. Protesters vowed to continue their demonstrations until acknowledged. Continue reading Breaking: Thousands Protest After Being Excluded From Epstein Files—Again

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Government, immigration, Law & Order, Law Enforcement

Operation: Definitely Not Happening — Part II

The post humorously critiques Blue Lives Matter’s denial of involvement in a nationwide psychological operation amid a surge of false reports to ICE. It depicts paradoxical protests where activists targeted fellow activists, leading to confusion and absurdity. The narrative highlights the organization’s elaborate denials while mocking protesters’ intelligence, culminating in a satirical commentary on political absurdity. Continue reading Operation: Definitely Not Happening — Part II

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Government, immigration, Law & Order, Law Enforcement

Operation: Definitely Not Happening

Blue Lives Matter humorously suggests a covert operation involving off-duty cops misdirecting protesters during ICE raids, while denying any such event took place. The statement creates a paradox, claiming success for an operation that doesn’t exist, exemplifying a unique approach to political messaging where denials coexist with elaborate descriptions. Continue reading Operation: Definitely Not Happening

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