Reddit had to lie about our numbers, suppress our posts, and change their rules because they needed to cover up how popular our great president is. They knew that letting the truth out would be let people know how unpopular Hillary really was, and that she didn't actually win the popular vote. She lost by many millions, and only appeared to be close due to illegals voting and Soros voting machines.
The subscriber numbers The Donald had on Reddit never really made sense. They were always far too low as time went on, and didn’t at all represent the growth you would expect or would actually see on the site, which this site proves.
Considering how much support Trump always got through online platforms, and the fact that he actually won, it would be really weird if people suddenly dropped off after the sub was clearly successful. You would even expect people that hated the sub to subscribe so they could see what the other half thought, which is a huge number right there because it’s a polarizing sub.
The ‘remorse’ arguments I’ve heard, that people supporting Trump mostly regret it, also don’t make any sense. I have never met a single person that voted for Trump that regretted it. Not one. Not some. Just zero. He also did exactly what he said he’d do when elected too. He blew through half his list in the first couple of weeks. Most people also don’t unsubscribe from things like that on Reddit.
I like how Germany handled that. They asked why they stopped showing China numbers in their comparison, and they just said nobody believes those fake numbers. The whole world should do that. Treat China like they’re a misbehaving child until they stop acting like a misbehaving child.
Why can't we get more than a couple thousand upvotes on a post here then?
We always assumed the upvote count on plebbit was severely reduced by their backend algorithms. Yet when we moved here, something interesting struck me: the upvote counts are about the same.
Why can't we get more than a couple thousand upvotes on a post here then?
Because most people haven't come over from reddit, yet. It takes more than a few months to build up a platform to be comparable with billion dollar social media companies.
Daily reminder, The_Donald had over 6 million subscribers by 2017:
https://i.imgur.com/WqfsX7U.png
Reddit had to lie about our numbers, suppress our posts, and change their rules because they needed to cover up how popular our great president is. They knew that letting the truth out would be let people know how unpopular Hillary really was, and that she didn't actually win the popular vote. She lost by many millions, and only appeared to be close due to illegals voting and Soros voting machines.
The subscriber numbers The Donald had on Reddit never really made sense. They were always far too low as time went on, and didn’t at all represent the growth you would expect or would actually see on the site, which this site proves.
Considering how much support Trump always got through online platforms, and the fact that he actually won, it would be really weird if people suddenly dropped off after the sub was clearly successful. You would even expect people that hated the sub to subscribe so they could see what the other half thought, which is a huge number right there because it’s a polarizing sub.
The ‘remorse’ arguments I’ve heard, that people supporting Trump mostly regret it, also don’t make any sense. I have never met a single person that voted for Trump that regretted it. Not one. Not some. Just zero. He also did exactly what he said he’d do when elected too. He blew through half his list in the first couple of weeks. Most people also don’t unsubscribe from things like that on Reddit.
Just like the Quranavirus numbers out of China.
I like how Germany handled that. They asked why they stopped showing China numbers in their comparison, and they just said nobody believes those fake numbers. The whole world should do that. Treat China like they’re a misbehaving child until they stop acting like a misbehaving child.
Based Germany and Sweden? The world truly is upside down.
Why can't we get more than a couple thousand upvotes on a post here then?
We always assumed the upvote count on plebbit was severely reduced by their backend algorithms. Yet when we moved here, something interesting struck me: the upvote counts are about the same.
Because most people haven't come over from reddit, yet. It takes more than a few months to build up a platform to be comparable with billion dollar social media companies.