Ahsan Ahmad

So there's like, Oh, was it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

There's definitely a left-wing slant to it that doesn't feel real sometimes.

Well, you know when I thought it was... This was during the 2024 election when I felt like, okay, this might read, it might actually be a lot of bots, is for whatever reason, every single subreddit leading up to election...

posted a picture of a ballot that said, I voted today.

And it was always a picture for Kamala.

But I remember thinking like,

why the fuck is I, as a regular person, take a picture of my ballot and post it online?

Yep.

That seems like it's trying to get you to influence you to vote for Congress.

That's what it felt like.

And then you just sort of look around and you're like, okay, I don't know how much of anything of this, I don't know how much of this is fake and how much of this is real.

I think young people are like,

I think they're kind of like, I don't think regular political parties kind of describe them anymore.

So if we're talking about the guy who killed Charlie Kirk,

Right.

And after it happened, there is this thing where like everyone's trying to be like, is he right wing?

Is he left wing?

Everyone's jockeying for positions.