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Isn't there rules against posting made up/ fake stories ?
You actually, really think this is true don't you ? You have taken a very strange turn here lately, imagining posts are disappearing, triple posting, posting outright lies.
You actually, really think this is true don't you ? You have taken a very strange turn here lately, imagining posts are disappearing, triple posting, posting outright lies.
Boca
Governor
I didn't make up anything. You may want to check with the West Point hospital at
430 N Monitor St, West Point, NE 68788
(402) 372-2404
So you called them and they confirmed this is the same person that will be the next VP ? AMIRIGHT?
So once again, YOU GOT DUPED into believing a AI generated article, they didn't get the newspaper name correct, he lived in Alliance Nebraska at the time, It was determined to be AI generated, as I said some strange stuff you keep posting........
www.snopes.com
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Although West Point is a real city in Nebraska and is Walz's birthplace, at the time the article was supposedly written, Walz was a high school teacher in Alliance, Nebraska, which is over a five-hour drive from West Point.
Secondly, while a West Point News really exists, West Point Daily News does not. Additionally, we found no record of a West Point General Hospital existing.
Thirdly, the photo used in the story is likely Walz's portrait used during his time as a high school teacher in Nebraska. Contrary to the photo's credit, Reuters has never published the photo.
Lastly, we ran the complete text of the article through multiple AI text-detection apps — including QuillBot, ZeroGPT and GPTZero — which determined that the article is between 86% and 100% AI-generated.
In sum, because the details of the story are not based in fact and the story itself was likely AI-generated, we rate this claim "Fake."
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Social media accounts shared a purported newspaper clipping that claimed the alleged incident involving a horse occurred in 1995.
www.snopes.com
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Although West Point is a real city in Nebraska and is Walz's birthplace, at the time the article was supposedly written, Walz was a high school teacher in Alliance, Nebraska, which is over a five-hour drive from West Point.
Secondly, while a West Point News really exists, West Point Daily News does not. Additionally, we found no record of a West Point General Hospital existing.
Thirdly, the photo used in the story is likely Walz's portrait used during his time as a high school teacher in Nebraska. Contrary to the photo's credit, Reuters has never published the photo.
Lastly, we ran the complete text of the article through multiple AI text-detection apps — including QuillBot, ZeroGPT and GPTZero — which determined that the article is between 86% and 100% AI-generated.
In sum, because the details of the story are not based in fact and the story itself was likely AI-generated, we rate this claim "Fake."
Addy
Stand up for the people!
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Fake
About this rating
In August 2024, a rumor that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz had to get his stomach pumped after ingesting horse semen on a dare circulated the internet. It appears to have originated on Reddit, posted to the subreddit r/AskALiberal. The account has since deleted the post.
The claim made its way to X, where it also quickly gained traction. One post, which featured an image of what appeared to be a newspaper article about the alleged incident, garnered more than 3.8 million views, as of this writing.
We looked into the story and the supposed news clipping, and found that both were entirely fake and the clipping was likely AI-generated.
www.snopes.com
Fake
About this rating
In August 2024, a rumor that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz had to get his stomach pumped after ingesting horse semen on a dare circulated the internet. It appears to have originated on Reddit, posted to the subreddit r/AskALiberal. The account has since deleted the post.
The claim made its way to X, where it also quickly gained traction. One post, which featured an image of what appeared to be a newspaper article about the alleged incident, garnered more than 3.8 million views, as of this writing.
We looked into the story and the supposed news clipping, and found that both were entirely fake and the clipping was likely AI-generated.
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Social media accounts shared a purported newspaper clipping that claimed the alleged incident involving a horse occurred in 1995.
www.snopes.com
Boca
Governor
Nope I didn't call anybody. I gave you the hospital contact and the newspaper that published it though.
it wasn't me.
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The address you posted belongs to Franciscan Healthcare....Not West Point Hospital. You posted a disgusting lie without doing even the easiest of research to know if it was possibly true. Others have now shown you posted the most vile of personal attacks that was easily found to be false.
Boca
Governor
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Fake
About this rating
In August 2024, a rumor that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz had to get his stomach pumped after ingesting horse semen on a dare circulated the internet. It appears to have originated on Reddit, posted to the subreddit r/AskALiberal. The account has since deleted the post.
The claim made its way to X, where it also quickly gained traction. One post, which featured an image of what appeared to be a newspaper article about the alleged incident, garnered more than 3.8 million views, as of this writing.
We looked into the story and the supposed news clipping, and found that both were entirely fake and the clipping was likely AI-generated.
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Social media accounts shared a purported newspaper clipping that claimed the alleged incident involving a horse occurred in 1995.
Okay if Snopes say
who are QuillBot, ZeroGPT and GPTZeroSo once again, YOU GOT DUPED into believing a AI generated article, they didn't get the newspaper name correct, he lived in Alliance Nebraska at the time, It was determined to be AI generated, as I said some strange stuff you keep posting........
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Social media accounts shared a purported newspaper clipping that claimed the alleged incident involving a horse occurred in 1995.
No, Walz Didn't Get Stomach Pumped After 'Neigh-borhood Dare Gone Wrong'
Although West Point is a real city in Nebraska and is Walz's birthplace, at the time the article was supposedly written, Walz was a high school teacher in Alliance, Nebraska, which is over a five-hour drive from West Point.
Secondly, while a West Point News really exists, West Point Daily News does not. Additionally, we found no record of a West Point General Hospital existing.
Thirdly, the photo used in the story is likely Walz's portrait used during his time as a high school teacher in Nebraska. Contrary to the photo's credit, Reuters has never published the photo.
Lastly, we ran the complete text of the article through multiple AI text-detection apps — including QuillBot, ZeroGPT and GPTZero — which determined that the article is between 86% and 100% AI-generated.
In sum, because the details of the story are not based in fact and the story itself was likely AI-generated, we rate this claim "Fake." who are QuillBot, ZeroGPT and GPTZero
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You just can't admit you posted "fake news", can ya?
Halo
Mayor
That's the tit for tat you get when Dems claim Vance fuked a couch. ha ha Goose => gander. ha ha
Halo
Mayor
You can't admit Dems started it with Vance, can ya?
Besides it is real in the sense that it is a meme that is out there whether true or not. Even snopes addressed it making it real. And now thanks to Boca you aren't naive to it. ha ha
Naive to it? WTF does that mean? I know the story was easily shown to be false.
I also know that Snopes showed the couch story was false...and I have never posted about it till now and only to show that it is also false.
No, JD Vance Did Not Say He Had Sex with Couch Cushions | Snopes.com
Halo
Mayor
Tit for tat, Democrat. Live with it.
Some guy posts the couch story as a joke...and you think the story about swallowing semen is retaliation? In fact the semen story is from 1994...so is a justification that the republicans did it first?
PS...I'm a registered independent.
Halo
Mayor
1994? Who'd do that? Was he running for office? Seriously, explain to me why this story came out in 1994.
It came from the top post link. The story in contained was dated 1994. This isn't his first election...so it could well have been from when he was in congress or governor.
