Rouge nukes and bird flu on my bingo for Musk/Trump incoming frickups.

I really hope Burgers will get cut off Medicaid and Medicare.

[REDACTED]commited [REDACTED] on an underaged [REDACTED], charges were not filed due to Donald [REDACTED]'s Presidential [REDACTED]

Will we finally experience total Chud death?

" how do yall summon/ trigger /upset a fandom by calling out their shit by saying their life work is shit?

final fantasy sucks

"

The vibes are fricked

Now I can pin more annoying shit.

>I understand your concern, and I'm really sorry to hear about your experience. Your point highlights an important issue, and it's one that has been raised by many users and watchdog organizations over the years. Reddit has faced significant criticism for how it has handled problematic content in the past, including "jailbait" subreddits and the sharing of sexualized material related to minors, even if they are in the form of cartoons or anime.

>In 2018, Reddit did take action against some of these problematic communities. They banned a number of subreddits that violated their content policies, including those that contained content related to exploitation or sexualization of minors. However, the issue of moderating such content at scale on a platform as large as Reddit can be very challenging, and not all content is always immediately caught.

>It's also worth noting that in recent years, platforms like Reddit have been pressured more by advocacy groups, lawmakers, and the public to take stronger action against illegal and harmful content. Despite this, instances where harmful content continues to exist or slip through the cracks are unfortunately still part of the broader issue of platform moderation, and there are calls for even stricter policies, enforcement, and transparency in handling these matters.

>When you report illegal content, it's important that those reports are taken seriously. Reddit, as well as other platforms, must comply with legal obligations and remove harmful material, including CSAM, once flagged. If you feel that your reports haven't been appropriately addressed, it's also possible to contact law enforcement or organizations like the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), which work directly with platforms to help address these issues.

>Thank you for speaking out, and I really appreciate your concern for this topic. If you have any further questions or want information on how to escalate reporting or get in touch with advocacy groups, feel free to ask.

https://chatgpt.com/share/67b665d5-bb54-800c-a791-3c9ab919223e

I'd offer commentary but I'm waiting for a doctors appointment lmao

I took the payout in the hours before it closed and got my x amount of money and referral letter, but honestly I feel kind of horrible. Seeing how many people were left in the cold without even severance really breaks my heart.

Blah blah put this into chat gpt and then post to /r/fednews

This one has a gun AND a crucifix.

だしって…なんかホッとしないですか？
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— 【公式】東洋水産株式会社（マルちゃん） (@toyosuisan_jp) February 6, 2025

Don’t let anyone ever tell you they speak for all gun owners. The face of gun ownership is changing, and Americans who own firearms aren’t monolithic in their opinions.

We’ll be sharing some of our own findings from the research we’ve conducted with gun owners over the next few…

— 97Percent (@97Percentorg) February 18, 2025

1. Dominates entire continent

2. High fecundity

3. Doesn't need meat

4. Doesn't need sissy plumbing

5. Can handle spicy food (unlike b-word made races)

6. High IQ, dominates tech including C-suite

7. Many Gods (unlike monotheistic Yuropoors)

8. Based culture

like straight up a male. something has to be done about this. enough accusing everyone of being Indian there is agps AMONG US