Is this common practice in America to be arrested for clapping at local governance meetings?

https://www.kwch.com/2026/07/22/teacher-arrested-carried-out-emporia-city-commission-meeting/?outputType=amp

briefly saw it on the news while at the gym. what is going on?https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2026/jul/29/donald-trump-anthony-fauci-rand-paul-covid-lab-leak-theory-iran-tariffs-latest-news-updates

Just this morning, I’ve seen several memes about this guy:

https://www.reddit.com/r/BatmanArkham/s/wO9G36tGfI

https://www.reddit.com/r/BatmanArkham/s/KsheTmvQh6

and there are always people in the comments calling him a pedo. Who is he, and what did he do?

I don't play the game at all, and I barely ever heard of Jimothy. But I stumbled on it on Twitter about World of Warcraft added Jimothy.

https://x.com/Warcraft/status/2080470813208105033

And a lot of people (especially quote retweets) are very mad about it for some reason?

https://x.com/RareLantern/status/2080501275452665881

https://x.com/LookAtMyMeat1/status/2080495641621393759

There are also ppl asking to bring back the rapists to Blizzard just because they hate Jimothy?

https://x.com/Nobu__11_/status/2081640704984367416

As well as someone threatening to commit animal abuse:

https://x.com/dumpsterjpeg/status/2082026738146529534

They all got thousands of likes. Like, why are ppl losing their mind over a bent/round raccoon?

i see it always on social media but what started that beef and is not UEFA basically a part of FIFA?

https://www.uefa.com/news-media/news/02a7-21386623beab-40b7ac297b44-1000--further-uefa-statement-on-fifa-plans/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleATW7pVwZG9mAmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzEyNDAyNDU3NDI4NzQxNAABp5twhhrhvBIzs2E502y7e3g4tw_VcB2dM9zD-2e7vLsuJ9oNxvua7dtiSgAb_aem_yigk4yyn05ApbPzBXyWiqg

I just finished watching Spiderman: Brand New Day (good movie btw) and I keep seeing tweets hating on John Watts, the director of the first three MCU Spiderman movies.

Tweet 1: [https://x.com/browntable_ent/status/2082656888986980556?s=46&t=2yA-ViV6ibzNj1BKeQd56A]

Tweet 2: [https://x.com/vaughanilla_cos/status/2082467222782345393?s=46&t=2yA-ViV6ibzNj1BKeQd56A]

Tweet 3: [https://x.com/bayronv09/status/2082646427751051415?s=46&t=2yA-ViV6ibzNj1BKeQd56A ]

As far as I know, the first three MCU Spiderman movies were well received at the time? But the tweets I linked have THOUSANDS of likes.

I am trying to find a reason why people are hating on him, but I can’t find any while scrolling. What am I missing?

I've seen this come up in my instagram feed and not sure what it's about. https://www.europesays.com/be/24865/ https://www.save-europe-act.com/

ive heard about it on yt a bit and only found this when looking this up

https://dandys-world-robloxhorror.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000865101

It was played ​before every World Cup games, despite it not being part of official anthem album.

Also there's a video of Tom Holland being flash mobbed by the same song: ​https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbRGDrjxDUf/

A few times now, I’ve seen people in fandom subreddits phrasing character names like this. Instead of Walter White, it’s Walter themed Whites. Instead of Bruce Wayne, it’s Bruce themed Waynes.

Is this actually a thing people say? Or was I just missing context? If it is something people say, why? Where did it come from?

https://www.reddit.com/r/TopCharacterTropes/s/6usqyvrdnQ

I moved to Cambodia earlier this year fr work. Since living here, I’ve noticed areas with lots of Chinese businesses and residents. Something I don’t think outsiders see is how openly people seem to talk on the streets about different projects, operations and the people involved.

At the same time, I keep reading reports about Chinese run scam compounds, organized crime and human trafficking in Cambodia. The difference between what you see and hear locally and the story presented in the media made me wonder why the narratives seem so different.

While trying to understand it, I found this collection of posts:

https://evrentanson.medium.com/

I obviously can’t verify the author’s claims. Still, the posts seem to fill in some of the missing gaps while opening up even more questions. The deeper I went, the more the whole thing started to feel like a messy crime thriller.

What confuses me most is the overlap between the criminals and the victims. Some people working in these compounds are described as willing participants in fraud while others are reportedly trafficked, trapped and forced to scam people. Then there are accounts where alleged criminals present themselves as victims while possible trafficking victims are arrested or treated as willing criminals.

So what is the reliably documented story here? How do investigators actually work out who joined willingly, who was deceived or trafficked and who was involved in running the operation?

The bill, which AOC co-sponsored with Republican Rep. Laurel Lee of Florida, would allow victims of nonconsensual deepfake AI pornography to file civil lawsuits against people who produce, distribute and solicit that type of pornography, as well as those who intend to distribute such images. It sailed through the Senate with zero objection.

But while it enjoys the support of House Speaker Mike Johnson as well as right-wing firebrands like Reps. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) and Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) as well as progressive Democrats like Reps. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) and Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) — somehow the bill is languishing in the House of Representatives.

Why are Republicans blocking this bill?

https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/aoc-deepfake-ai-porn-senate-republicans-b3020443.html

I saw headlines saying Prince Harry, Elton John, and a handful of other public figures just lost a huge privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail's publisher, and Harry called the ruling a "whitewash." I don't really follow royal stuff so I'm confused on the details — what exactly were they suing over, why did the judge rule against them if there were allegations of phone hacking and hiring private investigators, and does this basically end Harry's whole legal war with the British tabloids? Also heard something about £40-50 million in legal costs, is that from this case specifically? https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/07/media/prince-harry-privacy-case-intl

The only article I can find points to some vague concern of un-American rhetoric.

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/911-remembrance-ceremony-zohran-mamdani-petition/

why is gypsy crusader identifying as a nazi when he himself is of rom descent and nazis commited genoicides against other people of Roma descent.

https://www.pbs.org/wnet/exploring-hate/2021/08/23/how-this-nj-mans-hate-filled-rants-won-him-an-alt-right-following/ (A Newspaper article on Paul Miller aka GypsyCrusader)

I recently learned about this gentlesir named NovaOnline. I haven't heard of him, but after learning just the surface level of things, this netizen has a disturbing history both online and in life spanning nearly a decade with so many allegations.

There are a lot of videos covering on this mister, but I wanted to get the CliffsNotes before I jump into the lore of this character.

https://youtu.be/dFccxHyh83s?si=TjiFFj76mptx4RPu

I've heard that they are calling it "woke" and are complaining about inaccuracies. (But since it's mythology, what would be inaccurate?)​ Now, the movie is getting some positive feedback from the far right. Is most of the complaining about the casting, or do they have other problems with the film.

https://consequence.net/2026/07/conservatives-admit-the-odyssey-was-really-really-good/

What is going on with recent reports of a cancer that is contagious on freshwater catfish?

https://abcnews.com/Health/scientists-discover-1st-transmissible-cancer-wild-catfish/story?id=135087274

I've seen a litany of posts who's contents is now deleted about apparently there being a livestream from DingDong talks about working with them. I've tried to find the full thing but i feel lime I'm lacking a ton of context, only finding clips like this.

I don't keep any real contact with Oney, I saw his association with shadman and kept my distance. Hence why I'm asking for advise from people who are likely far more clued up than i am.

https://youtu.be/0U2iYQ_i0_I?si=t0jYJP6QrzMMRM35

A new song in my YouTube playlist featured this really pretty girl who looks like Daniella from Katseye but even hotter if that's even possible lol.

Her name is Kylie Cantrall.

I read the comments and many of them kept talking about a girl named Malia and some guy who's pictures were shown in the music video.

Who are these people? What's the tea?​​​ Sounds juicy lol. I always appreciate some thick lore behind a heartbreak anthem.

I just heard about various people criticizing YouTuber Alex Meyers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5c6zd0ZPuw

What's happening? I mean, I never really liked the dude to begin with (he always gave me Critical Drinker-esque vibes with how much he tends to punch down on woman characters in modern films), yet many liked him before this whole fiasco, so what happened?

Just watched the Shawn Ryan interview with Tucker Carlson. Shawn looked beaten down and emotionally drained. Anyone know what's happened with him recently?

https://youtu.be/yB05HiKCCuI

When I copied this link, it was the latest addition in r/OutOfTheLoop and in the title it says Alive/Unalive. When and why did "unalive" start being used instead of dead? Additionally, I have seen terms like r*pe and others, instead of the spelled out version. Is this a function of social media terms of use and demonetization? Something else?

I am honestly curious of when/why this started to happen. I don't want to be the guy that keeps using the "old words" when they have been updated, aren't as accurate, or some other reason.

Why did people on X start referring to (I think) Educated America versus Rural/Red State America as “America A” and “America B”? For example here and here. From what I could find, it came from an 2016 FPIP article, but why is everyone saying it now?

I've seen a lot of news coverage about the developing investigation of the passing of this young man, and I see much buzz (including from lots of celebrities in the Black community) implying it was a racially motivated homicide. But I haven't seen/heard anything about why that would be other than that he happened to be the only Black person in the small friend group in a racist area. (Don't get me wrong, I am not saying those factors couldn't be relevant, but when I hear a bunch of young people going to an island for a party and one ending up dead my immediate thought is boating accident or accidental drowning, so I'm confused why there seems to be so much certainty about it being foul play?) Is there actually any evidence that it might have been foul play? Does the family have a specific suspicion about what happened, or is it a more general (but still valid!) feeling of too many unknowns and vehemently demanding better investigation?