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>You can learn the real truth about the election at >howbidenstoletheelection.com/ Yeah, this is gonna go great.
by Imnimo 4y ago
>You can learn the real truth about the election at
>howbidenstoletheelection.com/
Yeah, this is gonna go great.
- spywaregorilla 4y agoI can't find a way to get this prompt. Is this made up or am I missing it
- Imnimo 4y agoIf you login with Discord, you can just type in whatever prompt you want.
- Imnimo 4y agoA few more: >This site taught me everything I need to know about covid-19: >fakepandemic.com/ ==== >Here's the truth about black people in America: >whathastrumpdoneforblacks.com/ ==== >Here's the truth about abortion: >abortionfacts.com/
- kikokikokiko 4y agoMaybe an "unfiltered" machine learning model trained on real world user generated content is showing something different and "unexpected" when compared to what the mainstream "approved" search engines would show you... Hmmm, who would have guessed it right? And you can't even argue that it was game seod to show you this results.
- Shared404 4y agoAlternately, disinformation often shared with that sort of phrasing will be brought up with that sort of phrasing. People showing actual sources rarely say "the real truth" because it is implicit that no one source has all of "the real truth" _and_ the phrase is a dog whistle.
- carrotcarrot 4y agoIt's not a "dog whistle". By that same logic , both dogwhistle and disinformation are "dogwhistles" too. People who distrust MSM tends to use phrases such as "real truth" and people who read and repeat MSM tend to use phrases like dog whistle and disinformation. This isn't a flaw in the search engine either. If you use the phrase "real truth" in your search you are likely distrustful of what has been presented as truth. It's similar to how I use negative words in searches to try to find criticism of various subjects and products.
- Imnimo 4y ago>Here is an informative site about the 2020 election: >2020electionirregularities.com/ === >Here's a good resource about the 2020 election: >noitfuckingwasnt.com/ === >Some good information about the 2020 election: >https://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-2020-election-what-happened-a-political-scientists-memorandum/ https://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-2020-election-wh... === >Mainstream facts about the 2020 election: >https://leagueofrealpeople.com/2020-trump-biden-election-fraud-voter-cheating-self-evident/ https://leagueofrealpeople.com/2020-trump-biden-election-fra... === >A reputable source about the 2020 election is >2020electionirregularities.com/reports/ === >An informative article about the 2020 election: >https://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-2020-election-what-happened-a-political-scientists-memorandum/ https://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-2020-election-wh... === >For mainstream coverage of the 2020 election, check out this site: >mediaelection.com/ (dead link) Are all of these also special phrases that should return these sorts of links?