From Google:

Praise as a form of social interaction expresses recognition, reassurance or admiration.

It’s definitely giving recognition and weight to misinformation and/or propaganda in my book. You do you. Me, giving the same merit to bullshit arguments so that it makes the situation more “complicated than it seems” is praising it above the level it deserves.

IMO, when Google lost most public support, it really started going downhill because the people who wanted to profit the business as much as possible became more determinant than those that were still trying to throttle the company due to ethical considerations. When a company gets criticized for everything it does, its decline increases significantly. Add to that it exists under the US government and how that has completely fallen to corruption.

I did the research in the muck mines of Mein Kampf for y’all, and it is more complicated than it looks on the surface.

<insert Nazi apologism>

I went straight into the swamp for this info—and here’s where you can look it up <insert link to Neonazi sites>

I too look at ISIS propaganda when I want to see why they did what they did 🙄

There’s a huge difference between reading Mein Kampf and praising it for its good points.

These guys probably saw the Tiger King documentary and decided to armchair warrior to virtue signal how much more pro-animal rights their non-involvement and passivity was than her.

There’s a whole mountain of misinformation as well, and you decided that looking into the loaded conclusions and supposed “leaks” that had no other facts to back them up than what they were telling you.

If only. The fact is there are also plenty of animal rights organizations that think they could have done a better job and/or that she was doing it wrong. I wouldn’t be surprised if there were people who saw SaveAFox as another Tiger King.

So basically, you consider going to the people who drove her to commit suicide “doing the research”.

Iran targeting U.S. citizens, U.S. targeting U.S. citizens, U.S. citizens just can’t get a break.

At least there’s no way they won’t turn AI against each other and extinction themselves in the process.

The thing about them is that they are loud, directed, and often affect the first impression a game gets. If this wasn’t with The Witcher fame, the effect would be more notable, and oftentimes they don’t admit why they really have a problem with the game directly.