Everything I post on my Donkey's Revenge blog is 100 percent true. The queer blogger Dervish Sanders recently pointed out that U2be videos I've been posting to my blog have a disclaimer at the beginning of them that say the content contains fictional accounts of real events in the news and were created for entertainment purposes.
However, using my big brain I decided this means that the visuals are AI generated and that the stories themselves are completely true! How did I determine this? Even though the YouTube descriptions themselves say their content is completely fictional? I did my own research.
However, if you ask me to disclose my research, I will refuse. And for a very good reason! If I were to tell you how I verified that the stories are actually true and not fiction at all, this would probably drive haters to the websites I used to verfiy the stories.
Queer Trump haters like Dervish Sanders live to harass awesome Trump supporters such as myself. If I was to disclose to him my sources, he would absolutely visit the blogs and news sites I used and start harassing people there. I know this because that is exactly what I would do!
In fact, I have done this in the past. A blogger who uses the alias "Irl Hudnutt" had a blog that attacked a conservative commentator I agree with. What happened was that I made a nuisance of myself by harassing him and other commenters on this blog big time! It was great fun. So, of course Dervish Sanders would do the exact same thing.
And, while he could use google and find these sources himself, he won't due to laziness. Even though, if I was to point him toward my sources, he would then put a lot of effort into harassing the author(s) and commenters on the sites I sourced my information from.
Does this make any sense at all? Of course not! To be completely honest, Dervish Sanders can't find these sources because they don't exist! That's just an excuse I threw out there when the queertard called me on my obvious lies. I insisted that I "did my own research", but that research consisted of me asking myself, "do I like this story and wish it was true?"
Then I answered my own question with a "yes". That's a really smart method by which to convert fiction to reality. Which I thought of because I'm a genius with a super high IQ 😊👍😊👍
For the record, I love AI! I makes it so much easier for me to believe my maga-fueled delusions. How can anyone deny that what I want to believe is "true" when video exists that "confirms" it?
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