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Finally someone spells it out. Ever since the first twitter US president I've noticed a great uptick in politicians and other public figures doing deplorable th
by mid-kid 3y ago
Finally someone spells it out.
Ever since the first twitter US president I've noticed a great uptick in politicians and other public figures doing deplorable things for the sake of attention. They'd be publically called out and ridiculed for months on end, and meanwhile you wouldn't hear anything about other people at all.
There's nothing I can describe this as other than "trolling", yet people always look at me confused when I mention that. Trolling is just being mean to people online, right? Surely there coudln't be an ulterior motive to it, right?
I guess we never learned to stop feeding the trolls.
- oro8 3y ago[dead]
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- AndrewKemendo 3y ago> use these non-voting high replication nodes to reach your voting public Nice, this really distilled the strategy down to something tangible for me, thanks.