As some have noticed, there's a Win post that has been going viral over the last 24 hours.
At the time of writing this post, we've received 1.48 MILLION unique visitors in the last 24 hours, and this number looks like it may exceed 2 million.
After 2 weeks of being off Reddit, Win is discovering the impact it can have, and the potential that Reddit, Inc. spent the last 3 years trying to silence.
Share TheDonald.win with all the Trump supporters in your life.
And to all the lurkers: sign up.
Fuck off Reddit
I always told my mom I'd be famous!
Keep firing those meme cannons, folks.
We may need more space around here for all the meme cannons getting installed.
Yall ever see a meme cannon fleet before? Cuz you may see it this year!
Packing extra guns alongside some extra guns (with a side of extra guns) is a long-standing American tradition.
Fleet? We need a veritable meme armada!
Mom, get the camera!
Dammit mom!
These social media companies are doing all kinds of illegal things. They censor viewpoints that they don't like, even though several Supreme Court cases say they can't. Marsh v. Alabama says you can't invite people onto your property and then tell them they can't exercise their 1st Amendment rights. And Packingham v. North Carolina says that social media is a "protected space" under the 1st Amendment, and you can't forbid access to it.
The problem is that people are too scared to fight back. Trump has been packing the courts with honest, constitutionalist judges for his entire term. We need to step up and start filing cases to stop this leftist speech suppression.
The Convington kids stood up to these liars and won. If you're smart about how you approach it, you can probably win, too. We just need to band together and start taking a smart approach to lawfare.
I'd love to hear other pedes' ideas for how to organize this and win even more.
fighting fire with fire is some of the most satisfying revenge you can get. turning their own weapons against them.
lawfare, pedes. they thought they ran justice in the US. they fucking forgot where justice comes from.
We need a few legal types involved. IT people may remember the old Groklaw site that was a homespun effort by a few legal types to help track the SCO scare tactic lawsuits against Linux. We need something like that.
its damn annoying. I've championed here that people should sue, falls flat.
One reason may be because people don't want to be doxxed and once you start a legal proceeding against twatter, FB, reddit, etc, your name is gonna get out there. Just being on twatter to support POTUS is dangerous enough these days, so I've used all the precautions I knew of to obscure my identity. I get shadowbanned a lot, have been brigaded some by commies & I can handle that. I don't want the bastards to come to my home, tho.
I have children and grandchildren, live in a remote location, and don't want to end up embroiled in a separate, wrongful death case because some fuckwad on heroin or meth decided to storm my place after they tracked down my address courtesy of CNN et al. GPS has made it too easy for people to find us lol - I miss the old days when we needed to read maps.
Gotta love their shoddy QC that allowed us to see our 6 million subscribers at the time. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if we hit the 20 million mark by the end.
Raises the question: If we only had just under 800k, would the admins have been so hell bent on stuffing the sub?
“When you cut out a man’s tongue, you are not showing him to be a liar. You have merely proved to the world that you fear what he might say”
I know this is rhetorical... but... because 800k was bullshit and we were the top 3 most active communities on reddit for years.
post engagement based on upvotes alone put t_d on par with other subs exceeding 1 million members, which led me to believer there was at least that many. Plus I have a 407k active user screenshot from 4th of July last year when we caught 'em slipping
There was a thread back in either 16 or 17 that showed the numbers they told advertisers. We had over 6 million subs according to those numbers.
I memba
Dude that sub is basically dormant and it still shows a couple thousand online. Reddit was completely full of shit.
https://i.imgur.com/WqfsX7U.png
It says that, on March 21, 2017, there were 6,014,249 users on The Donald.
Which means that it ABSOLUTELY reached 7 million before it got nuked, and that number isn't fake news at all.
I love this image. It showcases that these are humans trying to censor us, and they are incompetent. I'm sure they have a whole dev team devoted to silencing T_D and they couldn't even identify all the endpoints that subscriber counts appear in.