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Armand Domalewski

Joe Rogan literally does this meme

A vertical comic strip with four panels. The first panel shows three characters with red hair, one speaking about something being false. The second panel depicts one character holding a book, another speaking, with text indicating loud laughter. The third and fourth panels show characters laughing loudly, with text filled with "Aaaaaaa" representing laughter. The final panel shows two characters walking away, one asking if everything is alright, the other mentioning Joe Rogan and thinking.

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@FullContactMTWF

Sep 4

Rogan fell for the fake Tim Walz AI video

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David Watson 🥑

“It might not be real but it feels real” can sum up modern conservative ideology Political opinions formed via online anecdotes

@Golfguy21553001

The VP pick was so gay that non boomer normies believe that. Not good.

“I believe he’s capable of doing something like it” PLEASE KILL ME theyre unironically doing the “even though it’s not true what does the fact I believed it say” meme

Jamie has to tell him its fake like 10 times. Feel bad for him lmao

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IMO it’s the kind of thing that can go either way.

"But that's his essence"

Sometimes "the fact that I thought this bullshit was real" does have merit. That doesn't mean you don't own the fact that you were wrong, though.

@UCSCTreeHugger

Amazing display of confidence and arrogance for someone who is such a gullible fool.

Hubris with a topping of stupidity. OWN THE L.

I think Joe is autistic.

@fionaismybitch

You sound bivalently boosted

There should be a law that whenever someone uses this excuse, they need to come up with the real world reason they found it plausible. What did Walz actually do that made this at all believable?