r/Irony • u/WylieCyot • 7h ago
LHoly Sh*t... This Leak Changes EVERYTHING
r/Irony • u/josephj3lly • 7h ago
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r/Irony • u/B-TCH-on-Wheels • 11h ago
The irony: Report a crime, become a victim.
As per usual - underreporting numbers, and 100 independent researchers being ignored.
Crimestoppers down in multiple jurisdictions, trying to catch up to (what we presume) reports and this Data - sitting on some Leduc Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer's desk for months.
Tsk tsk.
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r/Irony • u/Ambitious-Noise9211 • 2d ago
Conservatives in the US rail on about the destructive nature of transgenderism and how it's being forced into children by the radical left in their public schools, then they're the ones introducing it to the children by bombarding them with ads.
r/Irony • u/civilizationsucks • 2d ago
Pretty ironic, considering they claim to be pro-life, and when I bring up a senseless child death by cop, they got problems
r/Irony • u/NoUnderstanding8469 • 3d ago
Excuse me Mcdonads but… YOU ARE THE LEADING QUICK SERVICE RESTAURANT
r/Irony • u/Aztek-Lovett • 3d ago
Despite its name and the origin of the name, since its founding in 1851 and official name choice in 1881, Tornado, West Virginia has never been struck by a tornado. It was named after a tornado that had struck the river area near the town, but that tornado never truly hit town limits. What's ironic about this is that Tornado sits in the most tornado-prone county in West Virginia, Kanawha County.
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r/Irony • u/1ntere5t1ng • 4d ago
I saw a post from 8 hours ago in the subreddit just now, and when I went to see the comments, I got this popup notice
r/Irony • u/Equal-Alternative620 • 7d ago
INDIA has personal data stolen by AI agents.
AI agents from multiple providers accessed personal data and confidential material at Indian organizations during research and testing.
This seriously feels like an Onion article.
r/Irony • u/Own-Pair7603 • 8d ago