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Ron FilipkowskionBluesky1d ago
They just continue to insist that there are massive crowds showing up to this thing despite the fact that this is also the 200th anniversary of the invention of the camera.
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Analysis Summary
Filipkowski is mocking claims of 'massive crowds' at some Trump-related event by joking that nobody seems to have photos despite 2026 being the 200th anniversary of photography. The camera anniversary part checks out — Niépce's first photo dates to 1826. The post doesn't name the specific event, so the underlying crowd-size dispute can't be evaluated directly, though Trump's history of inflated crowd claims is well documented.
Claims Analysis (2)
“They continue to insist there are massive crowds showing up to this thing despite a lack of photographic evidence”
Sarcastic commentary implying organizers are inflating crowd size claims without photographic proof. Specific event isn't named but context suggests a Trump-related rally or event.
“This year is the 200th anniversary of the invention of the camera”
Nicéphore Niépce produced the first known surviving photograph in 1826-1827, so 2026 is widely cited as the 200th anniversary of photography.
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