Anyone else notice the Anti-Trump shills are getting smarter and more capable at writing threads?
It's seriously starting to freak me out. Where are they coming from? Who is paying them, if anyone, and why do they see us as such a threat??
>>73422904
Rato shills are always dumb. They'll start something right out of what CruzPAC or Shapiro said. with True Conservative maymay. But Hillary shills are much more subversive. It's probably got to do with their higher payscle
>>73422904
They're afraid.
>>73423197
That is what I was afraid of. It seems the Hillary shills stepped up their game a bit. I really hope /pol/ stays strong.
>>73423306
Of what though? What power do we have? I know we are still the internet hate machine and everything, but I just don't see how much of an influence we have. Do you think they know Trump comes here??
>>73423412
They're afraid because every week Trump gets closer to the white house. His approval ratings have been steadily rising, while those for Bernie and Hillary are shrinking. They are afraid because it's looking like he may actually ahve a chance.
>>73423579
But why spend millions on people to troll internet forums like this?
>>73423412
>but I just don't see how much of an influence we have
'We' don't influence directly but the memes are getting out there (I'm being serious here so laugh all you want). Even leddit outsource their memes from here.
>>73423777
Checked, Kek is please. I am not laughing, not anymore. At first it all seemed like a joke, but now it seems the elite are actually afraid of the memes we create.
Have we mastered the art of propaganda or something?
Sorry for asking so many questions. This is so unheard of though, this election. Its unlike anything anyone has ever seen. I am genuinely curious as to the motive behind spending money on shilling places like /pol/.
>>73424045
Kek is pleased*
>>73422904
anti-trump shills don't legitimately bother with /pol/. /pol/ is impregnable and they'd get much more bang for their buck shilling to normies on reddit/kikebook.
I genuinely believe that all the blatant shill threads are, for the most part, just /pol/ trolling itself. And it's actually a very effective tactic; let me explain.
As soon as the importance of a particular non-trump candidate comes about (ie, cruz after iowa and hillary after cruz dropped out), the trolls come out of the woodwork and start spamming hilariously blatant shill threads. And what happens? People get so fucking sick of seeing the shill threads that they start combating them. It eventually gets to the point where all anti trump and pro-[insert candidate] shitposting just gets laughed off as just more shilling.
Thus, /pol/ ends up immunizing itself from future trolls from legitimate shills that would come here later in the election cycle. So legit hillary shills will try to make headway here in the months before the GE and they will hit a brick wall because they'll all be told to GTFO and laughed off, because we've trained ourselves to ignore them and not take the bait seriously.
That's precisely happened in march when all the #CruzMissile shitposts started happened, and after that, no more cruz shills were ever taken seriously. Same with Hillary.
We're using meme magic to immunize yourselves.
>>73424045
Memetic warfare is far superior than propaganda. When used as a medium of truth (or exaggeration of truth) it can cut through liberal commie brainwashing like butter.
>>73422904
are you retarded?
there are some people here that got tired of trump and wants to go back
>>73422904
Fucking Milo is sending normies here
Fuck that faggot
Now we've got thousands of regulars who believe in the Holohoax
>>73423762
We're getting popular is why. /pol/ is being mentioned by media outlets. This is where the trump memes and propaganda come from. they're not trying to get us to vote for hillary, they're trying to distract us from supporting trump.
>>73423762
Because meme magic is real, at least in the sense that it can seriously influence the population.
Once upon a time Yeb! sounded like the most likely candidate for the Republican nomination with his shiny funding, connections, and beaner points, but then Trump and /pol/ turned him into a joke with low energy, turtles, guac, etc.
They're worried the same thing will happen to Hillary. She got a personal taste of what it can do back when memes caused Obama to beat her.
>>73422904
doesnt matter because shilling is on 4chan pretty pointless.
>>73424045
Memes are so powerful, at least two presidential candidates have spent literally (not figuratively, but literally) millions of dollars to meme companies and specialists. These meme companies actually exist, and are not a dumb internet joke. There are also CIA documents and training manuals on memetics, and I can't imagine they're the only ones working on it.
"Meme Magic" is a real thing - people who are competing for the highest positions of power in the entire world are working on ways to use it effectively. Hillary and El Rato sure as hell aren't dismissing it as dumb internet garbage.
>>73422904
It's at most 10% reddit shills and the rest are trolls from Canada or Australia (sometimes using proxies). You can identify them when they post maps of how Trump is supposedly "btfo" or when they call him "Drumpf".
>>73422904
>Democrat voters sound/are smarter than Republican voters
wow, you're really on to something
