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>>58536017
Shills will tell you the shorts actually did close in 2021 or at least covered and have slowly closed their positions over the past 2-3 years via market manipulation or at least to the point that the interest rate on the shorts is something they can manage. If that were true, Gamestop should be much lower (less than $1). The whole point of a short is to make the price of a stock go down, betting that the company will go bankrupt. If the price doesn't go down, on a fundamental level, the short has failed.

The only decent explanation is naked shorts which shills will claim don't exist either. Whatever the explanation, I would argue the short thesis is no longer valid. If you want to counter any shills saying otherwise, ask to see their short position. I've yet to see one post their shorts. Either they're deep in the red or simply spreading fud.