They are purposely feeding us bullshit so we will stop posting and looking stupid. It is brilliant actually. They figured out how to fuck us without us killing them for it.
Lmao chill dude. Truth does matter. This is about being on the right side of history, the ones who upheld truth and integrity. We're going to win and we're going to do everything by the book. No leaf unturned.
This platform has effectively organized communication campaigns that have gained ground in influencing representatives. As a response we're seeing influx of disinformation. It's no doubt numerous groups and individuals. We see its work through similar community disruptive activities that made reddit an impossible environment to get anything done in.
Theme's I'm starting to see here that I used to see on reddit.:
Divisive topic spam (e.g. timposting)
Low energy time wasting spam (e.g. coomer bait, same tactic as seen on 4chan)
Empty rabbit-hole spam (e.g. take something true, make it more extreme and not true, spam over reactionary takes pointing to the fabricated case to draw attention from damning information. makes it easy for media to dismiss a story.)
Comment stacking. (You see this in /r/politics, started seeing it here too. Low effort two or three word 'agreement' comments on an artificially upvoted top comment or two. In authentic reddit, often you can piggy-back on a top comment with a reply for high visibility and redirect the entire conversation chain. Comment stacking preemptively buries replies that would dispel some bullshit being peddled. Low effort responses, personal attacks, or agreements, can be done quickly or scripted since they do not need to engage cognitively with the topic at all.)
Downvote brigades. (Karma trending up or down tends to stick with that direction. A change in karma trend indicates manipulation. I've seen particularly informative insights or deep dives recently on .win trending up, then suddenly change direction and downvote to 0. Not normal.)
no i agree. i was just saying people already hate the guy anyway and already knew he was compromised anyway, so this story was more just getting people unnecessarily aggravated, rather than a case of a "good guy" getting slandered
Well im sure that news demoralized people. And were now leaving angry voicemails to the sitting chief justice, who is supposed to be impartial, so who are the bad guys?
Can you please make another about the "Roberts on Lolita Express" being exposed to be another airplane, to another destination? Need to kill that piece of misinformation too.
maybe he was shouting on zoom and screaming at his computer screen
They are purposely feeding us bullshit so we will stop posting and looking stupid. It is brilliant actually. They figured out how to fuck us without us killing them for it.
Lmao chill dude. Truth does matter. This is about being on the right side of history, the ones who upheld truth and integrity. We're going to win and we're going to do everything by the book. No leaf unturned.
You do realize whoever wins will dictate they were on the right side of history.
This place is getting sketchy.
This platform has effectively organized communication campaigns that have gained ground in influencing representatives. As a response we're seeing influx of disinformation. It's no doubt numerous groups and individuals. We see its work through similar community disruptive activities that made reddit an impossible environment to get anything done in.
Theme's I'm starting to see here that I used to see on reddit.:
Divisive topic spam (e.g. timposting)
Low energy time wasting spam (e.g. coomer bait, same tactic as seen on 4chan)
Empty rabbit-hole spam (e.g. take something true, make it more extreme and not true, spam over reactionary takes pointing to the fabricated case to draw attention from damning information. makes it easy for media to dismiss a story.)
Comment stacking. (You see this in /r/politics, started seeing it here too. Low effort two or three word 'agreement' comments on an artificially upvoted top comment or two. In authentic reddit, often you can piggy-back on a top comment with a reply for high visibility and redirect the entire conversation chain. Comment stacking preemptively buries replies that would dispel some bullshit being peddled. Low effort responses, personal attacks, or agreements, can be done quickly or scripted since they do not need to engage cognitively with the topic at all.)
Downvote brigades. (Karma trending up or down tends to stick with that direction. A change in karma trend indicates manipulation. I've seen particularly informative insights or deep dives recently on .win trending up, then suddenly change direction and downvote to 0. Not normal.)
I don’t disagree but this was deliberate to demoralize us and im sure it worked on some ppl
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yeah but you don't need to believe that story to still be like fuck that asshole Roberts
Roberts is compromised, but i dont think he controls what they hear and what they dont
no i agree. i was just saying people already hate the guy anyway and already knew he was compromised anyway, so this story was more just getting people unnecessarily aggravated, rather than a case of a "good guy" getting slandered
Just concerned if a bunch of trump supporters start calling him and calling him out and such, how that could help/hurt a ruling
oh fake news got us all riled up and we were finally mobilized? has that ever happened before? did it ever have results?
Well im sure that news demoralized people. And were now leaving angry voicemails to the sitting chief justice, who is supposed to be impartial, so who are the bad guys?
Can you please make another about the "Roberts on Lolita Express" being exposed to be another airplane, to another destination? Need to kill that piece of misinformation too.
I would love to see it actually be that john roberts