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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user 'LearningTheLaw' (@Mangalawyer) comparing two scenarios: On the left, a group of people (presumably Ubisoft employees/CEO) holding a document titled 'Three-Year LGBTQIA+ Roadmap for Games and Culture' with a rainbow symbol, accompanied by text claiming Ubisoft's stock dropped 96% and the company is 'rubbish.' On the right, two individuals (presumably Shift Up's CEO and Eve's model) making a heart shape with their hands, with text stating the company became a 'gold mine.' The post implies a causal link between LGBTQIA+ support and financial failure versus associating with a model and financial success, containing potentially misleading and biased claims.
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Ubisoft's CEO signed the 'Three-Year LGBTQIA+ Roadmap for Games and Culture. The stock dropped 96%. The company is basically rubbish. Shift Up's CEO casually hangs out with Eve's model, now one of the world's top billionaires, and the company has turned into a gold mine.

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Ubisoft's CEO signed the 'Three-Year LGBTQIA+ Roadmap for Games and Culture. The stock dropped 96%. The company is basically rubbish. Shift Up's CEO casually hangs out with Eve's model, now one of the world's top billionaires, and the company has turned into a gold mine.

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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user 'LearningTheLaw' (@Mangalawyer) comparing two scenarios: On the left, a group of people (presumably Ubisoft employees/CEO) holding a document titled 'Three-Year LGBTQIA+ Roadmap for Games and Culture' with a rainbow symbol, accompanied by text claiming Ubisoft's stock dropped 96% and the company is 'rubbish.' On the right, two individuals (presumably Shift Up's CEO and Eve's model) making a heart shape with their hands, with text stating the company became a 'gold mine.' The post implies a causal link between LGBTQIA+ support and financial failure versus associating with a model and financial success, containing potentially misleading and biased claims.

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The image is sourced from 9Gag, featuring a reposted screenshot of a Twitter/X tweet by 'LearningTheLaw' (@Mangalawyer). It appears to be a remix/edited content combining a tweet with two images to create a comparative meme, likely intended to critique or mock corporate decisions based on unfounded causal relationships.

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