Back in July, Rumble revealed a series of new brands centered around the pet, health, and wellness industries. One such brand, known as “Pawsitive,” offers “high-quality, human-grade treats” for dogs.
Conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer, who pushes some of the internet’s most unfounded, bizarre claims, is one of the influencers chosen by Rumble to promote Pawsitive. And she is raising eyebrows for eating the company’s dog food herself.
The apparent publicity stunt isn’t exactly receiving praise on social media. Users were quick to accuse Loomer of being “weird,” a reference to the anti-conservative remark used by Democrats against leading Republicans.
“They’re literally never beating the weird allegations, cuz what is this?” one user asked.
Others ironically referenced the conspiracy theory often put forward by conservatives that the World Economic Forum (WEF) will somehow ban the consumption of meat and force all Americans to eat bugs.
Even Loomer’s followers were less than impressed. Political operative Roger Stone replied to the post with one simple word: “Gross.” Despite the pushback, Loomer continued her sales pitches unabated.
“This is very healthy dog food topper for your pups Roger! Next time I see you I will give you some Pawsitive,” she replied.
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