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How much of a fucking bubble does this guy live in? Most of the blm types i have seen would want forced reperations to black people and they would want the state to put black people in top postions aswell as censor speech. Is that liberterian? Or is just all about fucking drugs again?

To this day i cannot understand why the floyd thing was such a big deal, a black felon high as a kite on fentanyl resisting arrest by cops. Surely the black community has got to have a better example of injustice? Or is there truely so little to complain about?

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Can someone please tell me this is a parody, is americans really upset about tucker not wanting to send pregnant women to fight and die for israel? :story: :story: :story:
You can create a new account, go on /r/libertarian, and start parroting far-left talking points while saying that the sub was invaded by evil nazi chuds and saying that communists are the real libertarians and farm karma. That place is dead and dusted. Also the Tucker thing was a manufactured controversy and nobody actually is pissed off about his segment.
Except I can be a libertarian and see the autopsy that said there was no "crushing" or obstruction of the airway. Between Austin Petersen saying "Japan deserved two nukes" and fuckheads like this guy who defend radical Marxist groups I have a large disdain for the average Libertarian.
I've been done with the libertarians. What the hell happened to them anyway?
 
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I've been done with the libertarians. What the hell happened to them anyway?
The national party got taken over by globalist fucks and "dude weed" weirdos that think open borders is a wonderful idea, and no other changes to systems are necessary. Locally I'm sure it's a hit or a miss, but generally it's a far cry from what Ron Paul inspired in a lot of people.
 
Thought I'd share this over here. Apparently taking notes from the Discord corporation, Reddit Inc. has employed an infamous pedo furry with their own thread in Animal Control as a Community Admin.


First time posting to the farms, but I figured I'd update you guys with some internal gossip that's been known in Reddit circles for a few months now. Aimee has now been employed as a paid staff member of Reddit.

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I no longer have access to the server where this was posted, but I can confirm anecdotally that several other paid admins of Reddit were also in there as well as Nekosune.

Their new Reddit admin account is u/isnottheimposter. The identical custom avatar is a dead giveaway.

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https://reddit.com/u/isnottheimposter
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https://www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport...ping_quickly_post_pictures/gn2ezjf/?context=3
https://archive.md/K9EHl

This news is particularly striking, given Reddit's plans to go public soon. How would shareholders feel about the company hiring known diaper furry sex pests?

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Putting on my tinfoil hat a little here. I saw this tweet (archive) which revealed that #Resistance favourite "Brooklyn Dad" (who currently has a thread in the Proving Grounds) receives regular payments from the vehemently liberal "Really American PAC".

This jogged something in my memory. There's an odd subreddit, /r/reallyamerican (archive), which was created on 27 January of this year. Default layout and no description beyond "This group is about U.S. Politics". The content is your real basic pictures-of-political-tweets stuff, with a bit of non-political karma-farm posts (1) (2) (3), and with a few exceptions the posts get low vote counts and few comments. There's still relatively few posts on the sub and it's possible to get right back to the original one in a few clicks. But some of its mods are prolific front-page posters. My_Memes_Will_Cure_U (archive) has, at time of posting, over 19 million link karma, esberat 3.1 million, NRGpop 1.7 million, the others about half a million. Hwhouston17 is a powermod with 75 modships, but the others don't mod any subreddits of note.

The founder and most prolific poster is mod Powerfulwoman20 (archive), who's made some real high-scoring tweet screenshot posts on more mainstream subreddits. Some of this account's posts on /r/reallyamerican are political, but many others are generic "interesting" content (1) (2) (3), which feels like an attempt to sneak the sub onto the front page. This account seems to mostly be operated by a bot. For example, they've made text comments like "'d like to try to change the system peacefully through protest and policy makers who TRULY represent us... BUT 1/2" (sic) (archive), which is a crude copypaste of the top comment on an Imgur post of the same tweet screenshot, made a few days earlier (archive). At random, other examples here (Reddit) (Imgur original, again, the top comment) and here (Reddit) (Imgur original, once again the top comment). Most glaringly of all, despite mostly having a liberal bent, the account once posted a pro-conservative comment on the death of Rush Limbaugh (Reddit) (archive) (9gag original) (archive), which suggests there isn't a human behind the posts.

An interesting exception to this account being a robot is one post it made on front page karma farm staple /r/nextfuckinglevel. In response to a call for new mod applicants, the account replied:
Hi mods!

I am Jenifer from USA, Georgia I'm 24 years old. I am a student in political science at Georgia State University & I've been an avid Redditor for a year. I'm on here every single day almost 7 till 9 hours a day. NFL is my favorite sub on Reddit. I am a very motivated woman who feels I can work as a Mod in your powerful team. I am very precise person & my team spirit is very high. Also I am a reliable member of the mod team! I Really would love the opportunity to mod here, and thanks for reading...

Sincerely

Jennifer,P
(this comment was quickly deleted and I can't find an archive-able form of the actual post, but you can see it halfway down the user's post history here).

Ultimately I don't really have a smoking gun or conclusion, but this subreddit clearly feels like an op of some sort or other. Most likely, this Really American PAC is trying to get some astroturfing going via a mixture of botting and enlisting successful pile-em-high front page posters. Nothing really seems to be going on very intensely at the moment, but check back once we get closer to the US mid-term elections, perhaps.

Edit: sub /r/NonPoliticalTwitter shares two mods in common with /r/reallyamerican (hwhouston517 and My_Memes_Will_Cure_U), and another mod of the former sub, PoliticalFacepalm (archive), joined on 1 February and has posted to /r/reallyamerican. No comments at all, interestingly, just submissions.
 
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Honestly, r/Superstraight lasted longer then I expected.

I guess an automatic ban on Reddit will always be questioning troons and their cult of followers.
They kept it up long enough to mass tag every single subscriber, most likely. Those who subscribed will either wind up getting banned, or will have their favorite non-political subs invaded and/or banned by troons.

EDIT because I didn't want to double post:

I definitely thought something was off (that there was some major social engineering going on) when I noticed that most of the biggest asshole power mods on AHS were also shilling for "vote blue". This was around the same time DT and conservative subreddits were nuked. I couldn't believe a social media platform would do something like this, and I was even more shocked when Reddit "got away with it". There was nothing on the news but praise for them "eradicating hate" online-- but never in my memory were conservatives as a whole automatically associated with "hatred" on mass media. As someone who was on GC and a few other "wrong think" subs who never expressed any "transphobia" or "racism", I was extremely pissed at being accused of being a "nazi".

TBH, I was never a self-described conservative on most issues-- but at that time, I sill felt at that time that conservatives and DT fans had a right to express their opinion.

If anything, this bizarre activity on Reddit (and other social media platforms shortly following) steered me in the opposite political direction. I'm way more likely to sympathize or relate to a hardcore conservative at this point, and would be willing to put some of my longer-standing unmovable opinions aside to identify with whomever supports free speech/ protecting children from medical butchery/ preventing rampant globalism/ preventing transhumanism from becoming the law of the land.
Consider abortion: I was always hardcore against anyone who was anti-abortion, as I figured there were always instances where it was a necessity (rape, for example). However, now I am more likely to respect an anti-abortion person than someone who's hardcore pro-trooning of children. The former at least have some logical scientific reason to make their claim (one could argue life begins at conception and not be totally incorrect, one could argue that birth control is an option, one could argue that a child conceived shouldn't be punished for their father's crimes, etc.), the latter clearly don't want to acknowledge the long term harm troonism can cause children.

Many of the warnings a few fringe conservatives made in the recent past that I ignored as "completely ridiculous" are now quickly becoming reality.
 
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Putting on my tinfoil hat a little here. I saw this tweet (archive) which revealed that #Resistance favourite "Brooklyn Dad" (who currently has a thread in the Proving Grounds) receives regular payments from the vehemently liberal "Really American PAC".

This jogged something in my memory. There's an odd subreddit, /r/reallyamerican (archive), which was created on 27 January of this year. Default layout and no description beyond "This group is about U.S. Politics". The content is your real basic pictures-of-political-tweets stuff, with a bit of non-political karma-farm posts (1) (2) (3), and with a few exceptions the posts get low vote counts and few comments. There's still relatively few posts on the sub and it's possible to get right back to the original one in a few clicks. But some of its mods are prolific front-page posters. My_Memes_Will_Cure_U (archive) has, at time of posting, over 19 million link karma, esberat 3.1 million, NRGpop 1.7 million, the others about half a million. Hwhouston17 is a powermod with 75 modships, but the others don't mod any subreddits of note.

The founder and most prolific poster is mod Powerfulwoman20 (archive), who's made some real high-scoring tweet screenshot posts on more mainstream subreddits. Some of this account's posts on /r/reallyamerican are political, but many others are generic "interesting" content (1) (2) (3), which feels like an attempt to sneak the sub onto the front page. This account seems to mostly be operated by a bot. For example, they've made text comments like "'d like to try to change the system peacefully through protest and policy makers who TRULY represent us... BUT 1/2" (sic) (archive), which is a crude copypaste of the top comment on an Imgur post of the same tweet screenshot, made a few days earlier (archive). At random, other examples here (Reddit) (Imgur original, again, the top comment) and here (Reddit) (Imgur original, once again the top comment). Most glaringly of all, despite mostly having a liberal bent, the account once posted a pro-conservative comment on the death of Rush Limbaugh (Reddit) (9gag original), which suggests there isn't a human behind the posts.

An interesting exception to this account being a robot is one post it made on front page karma farm staple /r/nextfuckinglevel. In response to a call for new mod applicants, the account replied:

(this comment was quickly deleted and I can't find an archive-able form of it, so I've attached a screenshot.)

Ultimately I don't really have a smoking gun or conclusion, but this subreddit clearly feels like an op of some sort or other. Most likely, this Really American PAC is trying to get some astroturfing going via a mixture of botting and enlisting successful pile-em-high front page posters. Nothing really seems to be going on very intensely at the moment, but check back once we get closer to the US mid-term elections, perhaps.

When I google "jennifer", "georgia state unversity" and "political science"

I find this linkedin:


Same name, is a student, at exactly that university, studies the same thing...
 
Putting on my tinfoil hat a little here. I saw this tweet (archive) which revealed that #Resistance favourite "Brooklyn Dad" (who currently has a thread in the Proving Grounds) receives regular payments from the vehemently liberal "Really American PAC".

This jogged something in my memory. There's an odd subreddit, /r/reallyamerican (archive), which was created on 27 January of this year. Default layout and no description beyond "This group is about U.S. Politics". The content is your real basic pictures-of-political-tweets stuff, with a bit of non-political karma-farm posts (1) (2) (3), and with a few exceptions the posts get low vote counts and few comments. There's still relatively few posts on the sub and it's possible to get right back to the original one in a few clicks. But some of its mods are prolific front-page posters. My_Memes_Will_Cure_U (archive) has, at time of posting, over 19 million link karma, esberat 3.1 million, NRGpop 1.7 million, the others about half a million. Hwhouston17 is a powermod with 75 modships, but the others don't mod any subreddits of note.

The founder and most prolific poster is mod Powerfulwoman20 (archive), who's made some real high-scoring tweet screenshot posts on more mainstream subreddits. Some of this account's posts on /r/reallyamerican are political, but many others are generic "interesting" content (1) (2) (3), which feels like an attempt to sneak the sub onto the front page. This account seems to mostly be operated by a bot. For example, they've made text comments like "'d like to try to change the system peacefully through protest and policy makers who TRULY represent us... BUT 1/2" (sic) (archive), which is a crude copypaste of the top comment on an Imgur post of the same tweet screenshot, made a few days earlier (archive). At random, other examples here (Reddit) (Imgur original, again, the top comment) and here (Reddit) (Imgur original, once again the top comment). Most glaringly of all, despite mostly having a liberal bent, the account once posted a pro-conservative comment on the death of Rush Limbaugh (Reddit) (archive) (9gag original) (archive), which suggests there isn't a human behind the posts.

An interesting exception to this account being a robot is one post it made on front page karma farm staple /r/nextfuckinglevel. In response to a call for new mod applicants, the account replied:

(this comment was quickly deleted and I can't find an archive-able form of it, so I've attached a screenshot.)

Ultimately I don't really have a smoking gun or conclusion, but this subreddit clearly feels like an op of some sort or other. Most likely, this Really American PAC is trying to get some astroturfing going via a mixture of botting and enlisting successful pile-em-high front page posters. Nothing really seems to be going on very intensely at the moment, but check back once we get closer to the US mid-term elections, perhaps.

Edit: sub /r/NonPoliticalTwitter shares two mods in common with /r/reallyamerican (hwhouston517 and My_Memes_Will_Cure_U), and another mod of the former sub, PoliticalFacepalm (archive), joined on 1 February and has posted to /r/reallyamerican. No comments at all, interestingly, just submissions.
“Powerfulwoman20”
:story:
 
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUV9TyfYaEQ) Fucking Bardfinn said That the ex AHS user’s video was false claim last year, but these three evidence fully matches together that Bardfinn was called Penny and did spam pedo shits in subreddits he hates. What a sick degenerate liar
That's pretty much everything that was in the video, and it's not a lot of evidence. Even if the discord chat log is legit, it doesn't look like it fully confirms anything. I say this as someone who thinks it's enough evidence to be notable, and thinks bardfinn is a psycho whose behavior has indicated he'd post CP to take down a sub. But it really just diminishes the arguments against him when people throw this stuff down as undeniable proof that AHS spammed child porn x number of times (where "x" often grows at each retelling.)
 
r/TheLeftCantMeme has been brigaded by r/TheRightCantMeme. According to the official r/TLCM Twitter account, 9k+ users are involved in the bridage. r/TLCM is under lockdown for a few days due to this.


Okay, apartments are not your fucking property. When you sign your lease and contract you are signing a permit that says you are entitled and permitted to stay in that apartment under the condition that you follow their companies policy. It's like staying at someone else's house; you don't own that house and you live in that house under the owner's rules.
 
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