my first thought was brainrot terminology, but after thinking about it for a bit I'm gonna go with "Gamergate" (level 3 please)

It's not terrible IMO. And it ends with a scene where the protagonists are in a shootout with a CIA helicopter, which is sure to be a crowd pleaser on this site.

I think the most common is just imitating high dynamic range and color correction - but even that can add blurriness and artifacts to an image, and do things like smooth out (or whiten) someone's skin so yeah

My experience (USA) mirrors yours until high school, which is when we were allowed to just stand up and walk out when we needed to. Kids who abused the privilege were dealt with on a case by case basis.

We literally impeached him for threatening to not send weapons there for the civil war that ended up exploding into the full scale invasion.

Ah yes, the impeachment that accomplished so much and is extremely relevant.

I don't care what Trump said or would have preferred, under his administration our government continued to fuel and escalate tensions in the region when we should have been pushing Ukraine to implement Minsk II and end the civil war. Maybe you could classify it as a mistake on his part instead of malice that he didn't stop the arms shipments even though he really wanted to, but people are still liable for mistakes.

you know we genocided an entire continent of people, right? And continue to?

I literally cited an episode from that genocide as my reasoning for Jackson being the worst president.

"Some BODY once told me..."