No we don't. We get paid a straight $27/hr which includes a 5 posts, 50 comments, and 20 assists (coordination with other Visibility Experts, as we're called on paper) minimum per hour quota. Our time is divided between twitter, here, reddit, and facebook. We have to use the accounts they give us so they can check that we're meeting the quotas, so we don't actually spend much time here because they don't show up. The only time we're here is to drop links to spheres that we do control, or at least have influence in, like the conspiracy subreddit, if it's kinda related.
We honestly don't care if our comments get replied to or not, DV'd or not, because it's literally all about making it look like our ideas are popular, and everyone wants to feel like they're part of the "correct" group. It's actually super effective against everyone except the contrarians, but they don't believe anyone, anyway, and everyone else gets tired of their "SSN is a slave tag, you're born with debt against a bond with your name on it" bullshit. Like homeless dudes yelling at the wind.
It's a pretty sweet gig. Work from home remotely 9 days per week, meetings/"training" once per pay period at the office (ever wonder why shill posts seem to subside some days?), benefits are pretty decent, most weekends off. And you get to make crazy posts on the internet to see how many dummies follow you. It's actually kinda fun, like a real-life-LARP vidya.
The only part I kinda question is the line about making your ideas seem popular and “everyone wants to feel like their part of the correct group.” I really think this is very true among liberals. So much of what they say they believe is because they are basically weak. They have no real sense of self or confidence in truth, regardless if it’s popular. Liberals just want to be in what they think is the “In crowd”. That’s why they love Hollywood and glomming on to the rich and famous. They are weak people in and of themselves and essentially lack true character. But most people on here boards are here because they believe in things that are not necessarily popular but are nonetheless true. We don’t look around seeking affirmation from stupid and blind people. While we may not all agree about everything including Q, we are here(most of us, and of course excluding the “shills”) because we care about real, serious, consequential ideas. We care about the course of his nation and a battle literally between good and evil. So let’s leave the cliques and popularity contests for the small minded liberals who still act like they’re in junior high school, vainly looking around for affirmation from the “right group.” That’s why, regardless of your “training” and presence here you really done (and will never) matter that much.
Actually I do question that as well. I honestly have no idea if this person is telling the truth but what does it matter? My point is that whoever they are and whatever they do, they won’t matter to me and most others here for the reasons I stated.
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15158082? ago
No we don't. We get paid a straight $27/hr which includes a 5 posts, 50 comments, and 20 assists (coordination with other Visibility Experts, as we're called on paper) minimum per hour quota. Our time is divided between twitter, here, reddit, and facebook. We have to use the accounts they give us so they can check that we're meeting the quotas, so we don't actually spend much time here because they don't show up. The only time we're here is to drop links to spheres that we do control, or at least have influence in, like the conspiracy subreddit, if it's kinda related.
We honestly don't care if our comments get replied to or not, DV'd or not, because it's literally all about making it look like our ideas are popular, and everyone wants to feel like they're part of the "correct" group. It's actually super effective against everyone except the contrarians, but they don't believe anyone, anyway, and everyone else gets tired of their "SSN is a slave tag, you're born with debt against a bond with your name on it" bullshit. Like homeless dudes yelling at the wind.
It's a pretty sweet gig. Work from home remotely 9 days per week, meetings/"training" once per pay period at the office (ever wonder why shill posts seem to subside some days?), benefits are pretty decent, most weekends off. And you get to make crazy posts on the internet to see how many dummies follow you. It's actually kinda fun, like a real-life-LARP vidya.
Gunna hit the gym, not clocking in until 3.
15158861? ago
The only part I kinda question is the line about making your ideas seem popular and “everyone wants to feel like their part of the correct group.” I really think this is very true among liberals. So much of what they say they believe is because they are basically weak. They have no real sense of self or confidence in truth, regardless if it’s popular. Liberals just want to be in what they think is the “In crowd”. That’s why they love Hollywood and glomming on to the rich and famous. They are weak people in and of themselves and essentially lack true character. But most people on here boards are here because they believe in things that are not necessarily popular but are nonetheless true. We don’t look around seeking affirmation from stupid and blind people. While we may not all agree about everything including Q, we are here(most of us, and of course excluding the “shills”) because we care about real, serious, consequential ideas. We care about the course of his nation and a battle literally between good and evil. So let’s leave the cliques and popularity contests for the small minded liberals who still act like they’re in junior high school, vainly looking around for affirmation from the “right group.” That’s why, regardless of your “training” and presence here you really done (and will never) matter that much.
15164962? ago
kinda stupid, the idea that only liberals want to be part of a crowd or popular. socializing is human nature, dude, not a partisan issue.
15162591? ago
I assure you, liberals also feel like they belong to their group for moral reasons, including fighting those evil republicans.
15158932? ago
"Work from home remotely 9 days per week"
You don't question this part?
15164731? ago
Or how about the $27/hr. No one is going to pay that much money for something like that.
15165663? ago
I still find 27/hr more believable than there suddenly being two brand new days of the week!
Poof! Let there be Trumpday!
Poof! Let there be ThedonaldDay!
15168977? ago
They edited it to say 9 days per 'pay period'.
...and please don't give them any ideas about creating new days. :p
15159066? ago
Actually I do question that as well. I honestly have no idea if this person is telling the truth but what does it matter? My point is that whoever they are and whatever they do, they won’t matter to me and most others here for the reasons I stated.