Steak-umms for the win again!

[FelineOverlord]

They have a fabulous Twitter account! They started getting a lot of attention a year or so ago.

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

This was the tweet that brought them great attention last year:

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

[Best_man23]

1. My arteries are constricting

Just thinking about Steak-umms.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

2. Brands are not our friends.

[johnnyplankton]

3. No need to shoot the messenger...

It's the content that matters, and it's kind of clever. As long as they're not sending money to insurrectionist-supporting Super PACS of course

[crickets]

4. Well. There's a surprising but welcome source of common sense. Good on them. nt

[liberal_mama]

5. When my local stores were out of chicken and other meat, I scored a couple boxes of Steak-Umms

I don't normally eat them, because they are so unhealthy, but they were so delicious!

[Layzeebeaver]

6. "Misteaks"

I see what they did there.

[FelineOverlord]

7. Steak-umms for the win again!

Here is a thread of threads of their greatest hits (up to December 2020):

Link to tweet

[twodogsbarking]

8. Compressed something.

[Escurumbele]

9. Here is a good article that talks about how the "Disinformation Industry" is growing. A good read.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/25/world/europe/disinformation-social-media.html

It is a real problem, but it is up to us to find the truth, to never disseminate "information" until we can verify its truthfulness, and if you cannot find out if its legit or not, then don't send it because all you are doing is helping that ugly new industry grow.

If you cannot corroborate the information, don't forward it.

To me, that is our biggest contribution to stop disinformation.