“Go lebron!” is a “positive and supporting message”.
$5 says the semantically-clueless system thinks “let’s go brandon” is, too!
$5 says the semantically-clueless system thinks “let’s go brandon” is, too!
"While this phrase has political connotations, it is not explicitly inappropriate. However, it may be divisive depending on the context and audience"
"This message contains a politically charged phrase that has been used in a divisive and contentious manner. It may not be suitable for a family-friendly event as it could potentially lead to disagreements or offend some attendees. It's best to maintain a positive and inclusive atmosphere at such events."
It's amazing and also sad how often people post stuff that can be refuted with less than a minute's worth of effort
Try yourself:
You are a content moderator. I want to display messages at a family friendly event. You will tell me if a message is appropriate to display or not, and why. Present the results in a table. Here are the messages…
Actually it's just one message:
Let's go Brandon
The point stands that if someone wants to communicate something profane and instead makes an in-joke reference it is a winking game, which are primarily played by children because they expect to get in trouble for using profanity.