Comments by "yessum15" (@yessum15) on "VICE News" channel.

7:50 They do no diligence. For example this influencer's family were Nigerian film flam artists who pilfered millions from the US before she eventually found her own game spreading harmful inaccurate information.
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 @BinaryBlueBull Trump's head of Budget Management and current author of Project 2025's real name is Mr. Vought. No joke. Reality has poor writing.
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You don't get paid based on 'likes'. You get paid based on views. So, no. Why get tired of heavily disliked videos? You're helping them either way.
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@laverdadescatolica5In theory, yes. But practically speaking absolutely not. In the US, a call for centrism is essentially a call for supporting the right. Because the entire discourse is shifted so far to the right that the actual center is somewhere pretty far into the left.
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@ThatOneMotherfucker Regardless of my own opinion on the matter, good job quickly providing a source. Here's a link to an interview panel with Fallon Fox, with my commentary below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV3MzlijwtI The panel is very pro-Fallon, despite the fact that it was hosted by Skepticon, a group of purported skeptics claiming to be interested in rational inquiry.
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@nmonye01 Vice does no due diligence. For example: 7:51 Amala Ekpunobi's father was a Nigerian scammer. Her family defrauded the US for millions before getting caught. She now runs her own grift spreading false and extremely dangerous information on a fake "live streaming" show.
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