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If you're looking for a quick and easy way to lose your faith in humanity, then we're here to help. Every day we come across videos that make us ask the question "What harm can it do?" Well, sometimes it does a lot of harm. Here's our pick of the most shocking ones this week: Russian Lolita (2007).avi This is an animated gif of Vladimir Putin allegedly telling people how Russia hacked the U.S. election and where they got their information from: "We don't know how much the Americans were involved in these cyberattacks. It's entirely possible that they were involved, just like in the case of the history of the entire world. Maybe they're involved through some structures that are not state-controlled. I don't know, but at least it's clear who was attacking us. There are records of attacks performed from servers within America." So what? Putin has admitted to Russia hacking the U.S. elections, isn't it potentially damaging to any candidate coming under this sort of fire? The original song is called "It's Not Rude It's Cool" by U.S. rapper Shooty Bang Bang, but this video has been edited to remove the song. The video was uploaded by user ‘No Tolerance Sucks’ who describes itself as "Anti-Tolerance, Anti-Censorship."The original short film is called "Racism: It's a Crime" and was released in May 2017. This version has edited out all images of black people using software designed to edit out racism (yes, really).This is a wedding video that's gone viral. The groom is a huge fan of Grand Theft Auto, and when he walks down the aisle to meet his bride, their names appear on the screen in GTA-style lettering. Video games are meant to be for entertainment purposes only, but when they can cause harm in real life, it's a totally different matter. This video from 2005 shows two Russian soldiers fighting each other on PS2: the loser gets executed.This is a three and a half minute video that had more than 10 million views this week alone. It's of a woman called Rachel who has surrendered her TV for lent and is using YouTube as her TV substitute. Rachel sets up her phone on the coffee table and starts searching for videos. It's the first thing she hears when she turns on the TV. "I don't want to watch all those stupid shows. I'm sick of them!" "Fine, then just sit there watching your phone." There are over one billion videos that are being watched every day, but anyone can set up their phone as their TV because it's an app. Rachel is fed up with the fact that she's being forced to watch other people's videos, so she decides to give it back to YouTube. She goes downstairs and says "I'm handing you my TV. cfa1e77820