cross-posted from: https://news.abolish.capital/post/65487
I’ve heard some wild claims in YouTube ads, but “The Pantry Find” still managed to make me do a double take. “If you’re a Christian, and you don’t know that the cure for Alzheimer’s and dementia is in the Bible, you should read the Scriptures again.” A bespectacled man in a white shirt and tie, looking something like a Mormon missionary, is sitting behind a desk with a bottle of honey and a pack of cinnamon sticks. Behind him are respectability-enhancing bookcases, although if you look closely the titles are garbled and AI-generated. The man goes on:
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It’s a good time to install an adblocker onto your parents’, grantparents’, aunts’… devices.
Ads are a common way to promote scams, and slow down browsers.
UBlock Origin is a good browser extension for Windows, Linux, Android.
Switching browser for one that integrates an ad-blocker seems to be the only option on iOS.
You can put a adblocker on your router that way ads get blocked on the entire network
What do we really expect when we give capital access to the weak and vulnerable? Is this any worse than what they do to children?
Google, Meta, TikTok and so on push disinformation on weak people to fuel their fascism agenda too
