I'm sure all of you guys have seen Stephen Colbert's entire segment on pizzagate.
When it first got uploaded, I was being relentlessly attacked by shills whenever I posted a link to the infographic, or argued against Colbert's retarded excuse of damage control. Every single comment thread on that video got removed if we posted the truth and got the majority of likes.
- This video got a tremendous amount of likes in the short amount of time it was up (made no sense).
- There was a noticeable amount of dislikes, but it was very unproportional to the amount of likes the video got per minute.
- If you commented saying anything AGAINST pizzagate, 90% of the time your comment would be up-voted.
I should have archived all of this but I was literally arguing against shills for a good hour, out of complete anger.
I ran an experiment when the video was #5 on trending.
I asked "What is pizzagate?, Can someone explain it to me?",
Within 30 seconds this random account posts a link to /The_Donald, saying "look at all these pathetic losers, decide for yourself"
then a minute passes and someone links me right back here on voat, which is good news.
I can't go back and see any comments I've made on that video which is odd, because I made A LOT.
So the point is, if you go back to the video now, there is only a difference of 10,000 likes to dislikes. (currently 34,545 to 21,280).
All the top comments are now completely against the video and some are even against MSM.
Do we have more people on our side in this spiritual warfare than we think we do?
The ratio of likes to dislikes (12/11/16)
(I've never posted much on reddit or voat, but I feel like I need the ability to downvote the shills)
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RandomInterjector ago
There might be a lot of people like me, who do believe there is something to it, but are new to these forums and don't really know how to contribute. It took me over a month to even comment on here because I've been so wrapped up in educating myself about everything.
fartyshorts ago
Welcome! Just look in to things.