r/ Corporate Shills
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15%? More like 75.
Maybe.
The reason for maybe is because many conservatives have completely left. And those still there won't respond to posts that'll get the shills and trolls, which gives them 90% down votes.
Personally, I completely left when they turned 3rd party clients off. Not installing their crud on my devices.
I don't hang out on Reddit, but I would say it could appear to be 75% but actually be only 15%. The reason is that it only takes 10 or 15% of highly vocal and persuasive people to steer the sheep into "thinking" (I use the term loosely) the same.
That seems low. I posted this a few days ago and was downvote brigaded quickly. Edit** on reddit was where I posted this and got down voted.
https://concreteconspiracy.substack.com/p/pizzagate-part-2-code-words
I wonder what percentage has infiltrated this place.
Oh I missed your post fren.
I posted it on Reddit. That is where I was downvoted. I reread my above comment and saw that it was a little ambiguous. Fren for life
Wikileaks was my redpill moment on reddit that made me turn to Trump. I was talking in a thread about how the DNC wasn't hacked and the only way those transfer speeds were possible was if it was a USB or transferred over a lan(I would suspect the DNCs stuff was only accessible over a LAN). So the most likely person to do that would be someone who worked for the DNC. I would assume they have security to make sure you actually work their before they let you in because of how much politicians and parties try to screw each other over. I instantly refreshed my comment and it had -50 Karma. I ended up with the most downvoted comment in thread that day at about -450 and was proud of it, but it made me realize they have keyword bots that downvote anything they don't like. And the bot problem was BAD.
I remember that. That was when this wild ride started. It was crazy.
I have been conservative since the 80s. I listened to Rush all through the 90s, etc. Quit cable around 2005 because I thought it was globalist controlled bullshit. But I still thought it was conservatives vs liberals and we had a fair shot at things.
The time you are talking about was when I started realizing how deep the deep state really was.
My biggest red pill was Mueller and his investigation. In no way did I think he could be doing what he was doing without getting busted. The Mueller investigation started a few months before Q and I was still thinking Mueller was a white hat. I now know the forces that we are up against are basically unstoppable and we need to join forces with those that previously were my enemies and don’t really give a shit about me. The enemy of my enemy is my friend type of thing.
The blatant election rigging has pretty much pushed me over the edge.
I could look at 2,000 of my old e mails, and I bet I have zero reference to any of those things.
They don't really come up in normal conversations.
This place? Let's just say it's not like it was in 2020/2021. Much better then. Still night and day better than Reddit though, we do have good mods here.
Reddit is where I posted it and got downvoted to hell.
GAW is one of the places that I come to every day. It is full of free thinkers. It is sometimes hard to tell though the difference between members that I just disagree with and actual shills infiltrating. The mods keep it manageable and it is up to me to sort out the rest.
Yeah, there are a couple of subs I still visit. One is their ebike sub and the other is a particular sports team. They are mostly non political, and I usually just mind my Ps and Qs. But someone was getting roasted for being a pizzagate conspiracy theorist. They were using all of the talking points and of course leaving out Podesta’s emails.
Edit** I didn’t mean anything negative about GA wondering about shills here. I love this place.
Yeah, I was banned on subs that I never visited.
When reddit great awakening and its subs got scrubbed from existence, I wandered aimlessly on the conspiracy sub and voat and a few college sports off topic forums. .win became my go to when it was created. Twitter is rocking at the moment. It is what reddit was a long time ago.
People had bots that auto banned you from a collected blacklist.
That blacklist was sourced from conservative subs, specifically The_Donald.
I also got into it with a World News Islamist hypermod, that didn't help either.
Preddit is shit
Oh look. It is the reddit theme song! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IEgkDuJyI0U
One out of 6 Redditards is a chill updooting its own kind and downdooting dissenters to just meh the public opinion. Picture me surprised.🥱💩
Posting the image instead of the study? What's more important, the headline or the content?
I hunted it down and it was pretty shit. The data the study was based on was a poll of under 300 users on how often they felt it was a corporate troll they were interacting with.
Well we GAWers seem to have a similar finding...
I've been meaning to do a post on this for a while . . .
r/Politics has a very efficient flow of disinformation and fake news. They only allow links to news websites, and any news website that they deem unworthy they will hastily ratio and remove. This leads to only sites like CNN, NBC, MSNBC, etc. being allowed in the flow of information.
Then if anyone posts an opinion in the comments that they don't approve of, the comment is quickly ratioed and then hidden from view. You then have to click on this comment to actually view it. They do indeed have an army of trolls (likely paid) who's purpose is to chase down free thinkers on the board and quickly contain them.
r/Politics is just a microcosm of what Reddit is as a whole. They've expanded this method of information control through every sub-reddit. Entire moderation teams have been removed due to their resistance against these methods. This is what led to The Donald and The Great Awakening migrating over to the .wins a few years back.
They are digging their own grave though. Q told us many times that The Patriots are in control. The reddit trolls have hedged their entire strategy on the idea that the M5M networks will always be on their side. I guarantee that Q has control and leverage over these networks, and that when the time is right they will begin spreading the truth.
What will the trolls do when truth is appearing on CNN and NBC? They would have to destroy their entire foundation of belief to get away from it, and then where would they turn?
This is how information warfare is fought; with great patience and an extreme degree of 5D chess strategy.
reddit has always been a liberal shit hole, but I remember it was like a switch was flipped the day after Hillary won the 2016 primaries. rpolitics became a blatant disinformation platform. The rest of reddit followed.
I have also referenced the switch being flipped that exact minute.
I had a ton of highly upvoted posts criticizing Hillary, and then by the next day all of those very upvoted posts were then very negative, and like drones you couldn't question Hillary anymore or else you were told to go back to The_Donald, which is funny since they worked quite diligently to get it removed.
Glad to see other people recognized that switch being flipped, because there is no better way I've been able to describe it. It's literally what it was.
That Redditors also watched Spez editing posts of users and then turned around and defended him instead of righteous indignation just showed that Redditors have no virtue.
CONSUME PRODUCT
The other 50% are democrat shills trying to manipulate public opinion. That place is a shill infested hell hole.
The amount of astroturfing across Reddit was almost measurable, and the percentage is significantly higher than 15%.
There's corporate shilling, political shilling, direct advertisement posts disguised as content, upvote and downvote bots to push content up or down.
Terrible site. Only useful for a few hobbies and a plethora of better tech support than you get from search engines on the likes of Microsoft forums.
If I need an answer for troubleshooting something that is particularly vexing, adding Reddit to the end of my search is the way to get the correct answer or at least an answer pointing a different direction.
For casual conversation? "Surfing" the subreddits? It's nowhere near what it uses to be, and everyone is angry at the world there to boot.
and also maxwellhill
Besides actual people, the rest is governments and undisclosed organisations. Who knows what percentage, but even one is too many
It might be closer to 17% .....
u/#kek
Probably like 80% at this point. With the API change it seems like 2/3 of their engagement dropped. Top post use to get 120k karma and about 4k comments. Now the average post on the front page is about 50k karma and about 500-1500 comments. The website is literally dead, it's just Chat GPT3 bots pushing narratives and talking to eachother at this point.