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I’m seeing a lot of posts like this () showing a clip from the debate where Trump mentions immigrants in Ohio eating cats and dogs.
In the comments, people are mentioning that this is a lie, and also considering it funny because of how outrageous it is. However, I’ve seen a few comments saying it’s true, but those were downvoted. I also saw a few posts saying it is happening (but with geese/ducks instead of cats).
So what’s happening here? Are animals being eaten or not? And if not, how did we get to this story being spread in the first place?