Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2016/10/22/alt-right-conspiracy-image-gen.html
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This is superb. Lizards? Cocaine sniffs.
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Rob, this is delightful. And occasionally suggestive. Pat yourself on the back.
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Will you release your new toy so that we can play with it too?
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Keep refreshing the page. Each refresh generates new images
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Don’t you GET IT? This is just another level of The CONSPIRACY. You and you’re (sic) “GENERATOR” are unwitting TOOLS of the Reptilian ILLUMINATI Muslim Brotherhood.
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Can’t wait for one of these to get picked up and ran with.
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Brilliant! More Illuminati!
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Dude - you have too much time on your hands.
If you want a new hobby, try safe cracking. Hear it is a fun, rewarding hobby that the whole family can share in.
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Whenever I file a UI bug I attach screenshots that look something like this. Minus the conspiracy theories (or are they…).
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If you write “lizard people” in one of your reports, there’s gotta be someone who looks at the report and should notice it but doesn’t.
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Well, I wouldn’t be selling you no life insurance, is all I can am permitted to say
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I appreciate that in one round there was yellow text on Hillary’s white suit jacket, because I’m guessing real conspiracy theorists think text and background contrast is just a made up rule that the secret rulers of our society concocted to subjugate the masses.
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Post one to /r/the_donald, if you’re not one of the millions of the banned, and watch the upvotes pour in.
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just FYI the iframes with the generator aren’t loading in modern browsers (ie Chrome), because you violated the Mixed Content policy. You’ll need to use HTTPS.
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haha. Just because you can access Boing Boing with https, doesn’t mean it’ll work if you do
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I am, but I want to run it through other speeches.
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I can wait for it.
At some point I latched onto the principle, gleaned from friends: "Never do anything out of spite.
This ideal has since been extended to “harmless” jokes against the hyper-credulous or powered buffoons.
At first glance this may seem sheer moralism, but I assure you it is entirely pragmatic due to incidents such as:
- Ex nihilo attempt to create the urban legend a building is haunted. Result: Over time other residents become terrified of hauntings.
- Make a sarcastic comment during a meeting. Result: Despite your later retraction, the sarcasm is acted upon as literal truth.
- Make an obviously ill suited proposal in the knowledge that it will be shot down. Result: Poor proposal is adopted and you are chosen to spearhead the initiative.
- Hire an employee with untested qualities mainly because the hire stuck in the craw of a supervisor whose abilities you have little respect for. Result: The new hire’s amiability is gradually revealed to be a thin veneer over bizarre quirks and ultimately mild sociopathic tenancies.
After seeing enough similar incidents, I’m a little cautious about the outcome of intentional deception or sticking it to those whose judgement I find questionable.
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