My Friendly Neighbor hood is mascot horror, but played entirely straight. It's resident evil 4, but with all of the zombies replaced with puppets.

I've always said that you should tolerate intolerance, but not accept it.

and those who support trump must spread it everywhere to raise funds for his legal fees and or campaigning

Everything you just said is more or less true, but I think you're underestimating the complexity of the right wing ideologies and social dynamics. The psychology of a right wing politician or media head is very different from your typical right wing shit poster, or average republican voter, and you should be careful lumping them all in together as a vague "they."

unfortunately no, just a large group who's convinced that the fascism is just democrat smear campaign

For starters, a lot of them are convinced that the democrats are even worse, and they are just voting for the lesser of two evils. Our democracy doesn't do a great job of reflecting the peoples values

That definitely true for a significant percentage of republicans (especially their politicians and media personalities) but like any large group, republicans are internally diverse, and it's unhelpful, and potentially dangerous, to think of them as a cultural monolith with identical values.

I wonder how much of that is just an inherent part of how neural networks behave, or if LLMs only do it because they learned it from humans.

The idea of a purely contextual power up is a fun idea, and "wonder" is a good term for what's been missing from recent 2D Mario games.

I mean, billionaires also trend towards the ghoulish, so maybe it's appropriate?

agreed, regardless of whether or not it's ethical to raise animals for meat, they way we currently do it is an eldritch abomination where "cage free" chicken are kept so tightly packed they will peck each other to death unless debeaked, and where "cut from neighbors knife" is a common injury report at slaughterhouses.

on some level, scammers are deliberating targeting the easiest marks. If you send out millions of phishing emails, you're looking to catch a dozen or so of the least tech savvy people you can.