“You’re gonna punch me?”
“Yeah”
“Then you’re gonna in trouble for that”
“Okay”
Followed by this frame is one of the hardest things I’ve seen on the internet this week.
catbox link to the video(1080?)
the hyperlink below directs you to the og post, but don’t give the chud any views, it is just reactionary comments
4chan is self explanatory and the reddit stuff was laid out in the maxwell case that sent her to prison.
tldr: they engaged in “narrative management” and “suppression protocols” on reddit posts and trends that they didn’t like and considered it; along with other sites; as high priority platforms.
I understand that psyops are real, but that’s different from presuming overwhelming success in the general population on any given topic.
what would you consider evidence?
As you might imagine, the claim that this cabal can produce country-wide “overwhelming support” from thin air on a topic people currently strongly disagree with them on has a high standard of evidence, and I will point to how defusing the Epstein stuff has only worked on a comparatively small portion of the population because it’s kind of difficult to get people to basically say “child trafficking doesn’t matter” or “Trump was secretly a whitehat pedophile,” but if you can point to similar feats being accomplished in the past then it’s worth considering.
However, to my knowledge, 4chan was only weaponized to cultivate a vocal minority of reaction and the shit that happens on Reddit mainly flatters existing chauvinism.
the reddit stuff is mostly contained in the maxwell case that sent her to prison.
Do you want to elaborate on how this is relevant evidence for the original point?
it’s a response to this point: