Al Sharpton and MSNBC Caught in Major Journalism Ethics Fail in Accepting Kamala's Campaign Money

[HenHanna]

I'm seeing this usage of [Fail] (Noun) meaning "Failure"

Did it become common in the last few years?

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Al Sharpton and MSNBC Caught in Major Journalism Ethics Fail in
Accepting Kamala's Campaign Money
Megyn Kelly
84K views 1 hour ago New

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Yes, in the United States, buying votes is illegal.
This practice, known as vote buying, involves offering money or other
incentives to individuals in exchange for their votes. It is considered
a form of electoral fraud and is prohibited by both federal and state
laws. Violating these laws can lead to serious legal consequences,
including criminal charges and penalties.


In general, paying for endorsements is a gray area in
campaign finance laws. While candidates can pay for advertising and
promotional efforts, outright payments for endorsements may raise legal
questions.




___________(I can't remember one thing that Ann Coulter said that was
interesting or Clever)

I suppose... Megyn Kelly is going to be more-and-more Prominent in the
coming months.

[HenHanna]

Post by HenHanna
I'm seeing this usage of [Fail] (Noun) meaning "Failure"
Did it become common in the last few years?
_________________
Al Sharpton and MSNBC Caught in Major Journalism Ethics Fail in
Accepting Kamala's Campaign Money
Megyn Kelly
84K views 1 hour ago New
__________________
Yes, in the United States, buying votes is illegal.
This practice, known as vote buying, involves offering money or other
incentives to individuals in exchange for their votes. It is considered
a form of electoral fraud and is prohibited by both federal and state
laws. Violating these laws can lead to serious legal consequences,
including criminal charges and penalties.
In general, paying for endorsements is a gray area in
campaign finance laws. While candidates can pay for advertising and
promotional efforts, outright payments for endorsements may raise legal
questions.
___________(I can't remember one thing that Ann Coulter said that was
interesting or Clever)
I suppose... Megyn Kelly is going to be more-and-more Prominent in the
coming months.

2000s: The use of "fail" as a noun started to rise,
particularly in online forums and social media, often associated with
humorous content showcasing mistakes or mishaps.

2008: The website Fail Blog was launched, which further
popularized the term and the idea of "fail" as a genre of entertainment.

2010s: The term became mainstream, frequently appearing in
various media, including television, internet videos, and social media
platforms like Twitter and Facebook.

TikTok Era: With the rise of TikTok in the late 2010s, "fail"
became a staple in the platform’s content, often featured in videos
highlighting funny or unexpected moments.

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[Be like] is short for [Would (typically) Be like] ???

Niner fans be like...but we won five times!

Liberals be like...I hate guns.



Teenager here! Be like is used to mock a certain stereotype of any
group of people, mocking what they say or do by posing it as their
opinion.

Eg. Teachers be like 'have this homework over the break.'


------------ it sounds like it came from Black-English