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    Satirical 'Quicker Fucker Upper' bot pokes fun at Trump●The Quicker Fucker Upper bot by @ davidaugust This is satire, not sedition: I hope you'll lol, not take legal action. #MmastodonWorldUS Politics41 d ago

    A programmer known online as davidaugust has launched a satirical bot dubbed 'The Quicker Fucker Upper', aimed at Donald Trump's presidential style. The creator frames it as humour rather than sedition, telling audiences to laugh rather than consider legal action. The joke is circulating among US politics watchers, who share it under satire and Trump-related hashtags.

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    Critics Slam Trump Over Smith Probe and Epstein Files●# Democracy # Justice # JackSmith vs. # TrumpVirus # sedition # coverup # TrumpEpsteinFiles # corruption & # madness ...MmastodonWorldLaw & Courts146 d ago

    Commentators are denouncing Donald Trump, invoking special counsel Jack Smith's prosecutions and citing sedition, corruption and a coverup tied to the so-called Trump Epstein files. Critics accuse mainstream media of sanitizing and downplaying the allegations, arguing the misconduct is plainly visible and underreported, and framing the moment as a broader battle between democracy, justice and what they call madness.

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    Nine Vicious' 'SEDITION' offers baffling take on rage music●Nine Vicious has a baffling take on rage music on 'SEDITION'✉newsCultureMusic3 d ago

    Nine Vicious has released 'SEDITION', an album that takes an unconventional approach to rage music, the trap-influenced style popularized in the underground rap scene. The Michigan Daily's review calls the artist's interpretation baffling, sparking conversation among listeners about where the record fits within the genre and whether it pushes rage music forward or misses the mark.

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    Satirical 'Lie-a-tollah' bot takes aim at Trump●Lie-a-tollah bot by @ davidaugust This is satire, not sedition: please don't torture me. # satire # potus45 # funny # USMmastodonWorldUS Politics56 d ago

    A satirical account has launched a bot nicknamed 'Lie-a-tollah', mocking former US president Donald Trump's statements as habitual falsehoods. The creator jokingly pleads 'this is satire, not sedition', a nod to the political and legal tensions surrounding Trump and his supporters. The gag has drawn small but amused engagement from US politics watchers online.