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obviously this is satire for ppl who think it’s real

but I know that most Texas fans are educated enough to spot fake newsΒ 

who cares about the $205 million? How much are these "quiltes"?

my question on all this clear spam fake content that is then reposted and reshared buy other sites, are ANY of them human? or it just AI spam resharing AI spam? And how is Facebook so dumb to not catch it?

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38 minutes ago, TexShoe said:

I thought our offer was $512 million, not $205??Β Β 

No, our was $205 and we had the deal done because we then had an offer from Oregon for $512 Million

6 hours ago, ElCafetero said:

you can’t make ts up😭

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But you somebody somewhere in Alabama is telling his buddies that this actually happened. Smh!

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1 hour ago, Ace Recruiter said:

But you somebody somewhere in Alabama is telling his buddies that this actually happened. Smh!

nah I’m from Texas, I just thought that this was funny bc ppl on social media actually think this is realΒ 

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On 5/14/2025 at 10:45 AM, brianb722 said:

who cares about the $205 million? How much are these "quiltes"?

my question on all this clear spam fake content that is then reposted and reshared buy other sites, are ANY of them human? or it just AI spam resharing AI spam? And how is Facebook so dumb to not catch it?

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it's not that Facebook is "dumb" β€” it’s thatΒ spam and misinformation are deeply embedded, scalable, and economically incentivized, and platforms struggle to keep up.

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