Steak-umm Starts Beef With Disinformation In Twitter Thread
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The processed meat company attempted to process the rise of disinformation in America.
The rise of viral disinformation in recent years has put America’s democracy at risk. Since there’s a lot at stake, maybe it shouldn’t be too surprising that Steak-umm attempted to meet the moment on Wednesday when it posted a lengthy Twitter thread that distilled the problems and possible solutions of the country’s current disinformation. It’s a lot to process ― which makes sense because Steak-umm is processed meat ― but the company made a lot of good points.
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