As U.S. officials struggle to push back against misinformation about natural disasters hitting the country, at least three congressional Republicans condemned conspiracy theories repeated by fellow members of their party.
Representative Chuck Edwards, who represents a North Carolina district hit hard by flooding caused by Hurricane Helene in late September, called out the “outrageous rumours” spread by “untrustworthy sources trying to spark chaos.”
The flooding decimated much of North Carolina’s inland west, an unexpected outcome in a state which is used to dealing with hurricanes along its Atlantic coast.At the time,Florida was bracing for a direct hit from the powerful Hurricane Milton, headed for its western coast.
This is of their own doing. They’ve been fine about misinformed being spread. Now it’s bitting them in the arse. Reap what you sow.
And even the ones who are calling out the misinformation are still throwing their support behind the people generating that misinformation.
It’s less “leopards eating faces” and more “leopards eating their own faces.”
ouroboros leopards
The Human Centi-Leopard.
“I attached my own ass to my face, and my ass is a leopard, and the ass-leopard is eating my face, and our/my shared ass-leopard/human stomach is digesting my face, and I love it.”
Such a long walk. You were so close with attaching the ass to the face but the context of leopards just jars with he vibe. I think you could punch this up to be tighter.
Sorta like how they quietly tolerated Qanon when it served their purposes, then got MTG as a result.
Exactly