2 men

This doesn’t mean 2 men.

This has #2 and #3 in a list, but where is #1? 🤔

The implication should be obvious, the dictators and oligarchs are working towards erasing critical history…

The & symbol they wrote looks like a three I guess. It’s saying that “two Black men have been lynched &…”
Umm, okay. I’ve never seen it written or typed that way before, guess I’ll just have to take your word on it. 🤷

You don’t have to take my word when Wikipedia exists :)

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ampersand

Ampersand - Wikipedia

Okay, then why do they have to describe the character on Wikipedia?

There’s no actual Unicode font with that character?

There’s no reference image scans of that character?

Hell, the one and only one close example is a mirror image.

To me, what I saw on my screen is a number 3 with a couple dots.

Look, I’ve dealt with lead printing press plates, over 3000 fonts on computers, and have proven handwriting forgeries in court.

Yet I’ve never seen the ampersand symbol written, printed or typed in that manner, and Wikipedia doesn’t even seem to have much of any visual evidence of it, just a description…

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Yes, because people like you must have Dyslexia and didn’t see the reverse image I did.

Fair, was focused on messing around with the marks above and below and forgot to double-check. ̗̀𑙓

[Dead-horse beating edit so you’re not getting useless notification spam: I see what you mean, it’s not very consistent between my devices either. Haven’t found a combination that matches, looks good, and shows up correctly across the different systems.]

The final character in your last posted comment doesn’t even show up here, it’s just a box with an X in it.

I’ll take people’s word on it…