ITT: We explain how & why we started browsing /pol/.
Stayed away from the web during Highschool & surprisingly didn't browse Reddit. I didn't like the Commercialized Application Smart Phone culture that the web turned into. I didn't browse 4chan before that because I was underage b& and couldn't handle the Gore. I was briefly exposed to /b/ and /n/ back in 2007-08 because of Chanology & Anonymous.
After the first day of the suspects being unidentified & the Martial Law setting in I started searching the web everywhere for info. I went to Alex Jones website, where I looked at the comments saying "Reddit" & then others that said "No go to 4chan"
I picked 4chan over Reddit. Back then I thought it was a false flag, Muslims dindu nuffin etc. Over the last 3 years everything has changed. I still can't get over the fact that it was the first Islamic attack on US soil to get me on the right track back to Conservatism.
TL;DR: Read my blog
First Islamic attack on US Soil since 9/11*
curiosity mostly.
>>69607608
I got banned from neogaf. Viola.
>>69607757
it wasn't though
>>69607608
I never understood the "false flag" mossad thing, everytime I see this argument in France it is coming from muzzie who reject their fault on others (as usual).
The muslims hate the non believers and want to either kill them or submit into a subcitizen, it is a fact.
>>69607608
Mr. Trump told me to come check it out.
>>69608530
How the fuck do you go from NeoFag to /pol/?
>>69607608
>Tim Burton
I was trying to grow out of 4chan, but just "grew out" of /b/.
>>69608721
I got banned for having independent thoughts. Also my name sounds like a fat Jewish woman
>>69608852
Exactly this.
>>69607608
Politics came up in a thread on /co/ a few years ago. Was told to go to /pol/. Been here ever since.
>>69608619
Yeah it was wtf you smoking
>>69607608
Boston bombing was 3 years ago? God damn time flys. I've been on pol since the beginning but it really doesn't feel that long.
I started browsin /pol/ in about 2009-10. I don't even know what brought me here. Probably just tired of /tv/ and /b/.
>>69607608
BlackLivesMatter
I couldn't believe the media bias. Searched for a message board where it could be discussed honestly. Found this place, and increased my power level dramatically.
I started browsing old /new/ right before it was. Checked in on /pol/ every year or so until I started coming regularly around late October/November 2015. I remember old /new/ being almost exclusively conspiracies/joos then slowly morphing into the general right wing board it is now.
>>69607608
I started learning about WW2 in school and I couldn't believe that one man was so "evil" so I did research at home since in school even if you tried to find something positive about him it was shot down by EVERYONE. This was about the same time I discovered /b/ so one thing just lead to another really.
>>69609201
I don't even think ISIS was even a thing back then.
I found a comment on a youtube video saying: pol vs tumbler, pol alwayse wins
>>69607608
>Read my blog
Fuck your blog. I want to hear stories from 2003-2007.
>>69607608
Almost what you said, but starting slightly earlier.
I love it when Carlos Slim's New York Times and GE's NBC decry the internet as an echo chamber.
>>69607608
started on /b/ ages ago, quit there shortly after and browsed topical boards, noticed a lot of interesting opinions being immediately shot down with "go back to /pol/"
I decided that interesting opinions must exist on /pol/. I was technically right.
>>69609449
When was that?
Because now I look at Youtube video's and see 4chan shit all over the comments.
Things weren't fucking like that back in 2012 and early 2013. 4chan in general became majorly mainstream & I'm glad I got to watch it. The interface today just makes me realize what it could have been considering Moot works at Google now.
>>69607608
I've been a /b/ tard since 2009 and last august/september i wanted to know more about Syria and also about the presidential nominees so I started browsing /pol/.
I've scarcely been back to /b/ since.
>>69607608
Started with /b/ but got tired of the same shit everyday. I then migrated to /tv/ and every time politics came up the response was either go back to /pol/ or Reddit. Knowing what kind of cancer Reddit was I never went there, but I wondered what about /pol/ caused so much attention and hate. Decided to check it out and fell in love with bantz which caused me to stay and take the redpill. Hatred of everything that SJWs produce would have driven me here eventually anyway
I've been a semiregular on /out/, /k/, /x/, and /biz/ and always avoided this place.
I think the tay and trump general threads made me start posting here recently. Not sure how long I will stay.
>>69607608
You're a massive faggot if you think durkas did it , they're disgusting primitive subhumans that will be exterminated , but masonry controls islam and judaism controls masonry so.... you're pretty much a yesterdayfag.
>>69607608
Came here during the North Korean sleepover threads back on '12, stayed for Zim trial and Boston.
>>69607608
>be me
>browse /pol/ heavily in 2013
>there were NatSoc generals as often as there are Trump generals today
>Amazing redpill material on the holocaust and Third Reich with original research and proof of image manipulation
>get busy with school and stay off for a while
>come back in summer 2015
>most NatSocs are gone after /pol/ harbor
>new alt-right culture has replaced it
>get to ride the Trump train with you magnificent faggots
>/pol/ is posting news and discussion days and even weeks before it hits the mainstream
>actively swaying the election with our memes
We're witnessing a golden age of /pol/ right now
>>69607608
>be /b/tard since 2009
>keep getting told to go back to /pol/
>have never been to /pol/
>go to /pol/
>at last I truly see
>>69607608
I searched free Australian lessons of shitposting in Internet
Can't say that i'm disappointed
>>69607608
High school friendo told about it senior year. Started shitposting in /b/ for a while during summer work, later craved intellectual discussions so I tried /pol/.
Now I see the truth, and the world for the horrid place it is. Almost 20 now.
>>69607608
>ITT: We explain how & why we started browsing /pol/.
Fuck off FBI
>>69607608
i started browsing /k/. i dont even remember how long ago now. at some pint i made it to /pol/, i think through /int/
>>69607608
Jewish nuthugging and nepotism in high school. It is no surprise at all that they made almost every single nation in history hate them.
>>69610481
>We're witnessing a golden age of /pol/ right now
/pol/ today reminds me of when I first discovered 4chan, it's truly amazing to experience that spark again.
>>69607608
Started with browsing encyclopedia dramatica sometime in 2006 / 2007 when I was young, then moved on to /b/ about one year later. I then stopped going to 4chan alltogether when I realized it had made me an autist who never could relate to other people because I was caught up in this meme shit. But eventually returned and stopped at /pol/ because it is'nt filled with teens who constantly post porn, furrfag shit or MLP but rather somewhat, almost normal, more adult people who want to have a genuine discussion about real life events or political policies.
Should also mention that I am a huge politics addict, probably because I got stumped for my views while in school and now have to see western society slowly commit suicide
I'm glad I wasn't in the US when that bombing happened, I look almost exactly like that guy.
I heard about /b/ back in 2007 thought it was pretty funny but then in 2008 during the election period someone on /b/ told me to go to back to /pol/ because I didn't like Obama's policies. I've never been to /pol/ until that day and ever since I've been pretty much a lurker most of the time on this board and it's been better than /b/ since then.
Boston was 100% fake, just like Brussels and paris, anyone who thinks otherwise has been brainwashed by kikes
>>69607608
BB was 3 years ago ?? holy fuck what have i done all this time ????????????
It was NOT a "false flag" because NO ONE got injured, it was a big fat fake hoax with crisis actors
>>69612301
I never payed much attention to this pic, but you can see the rest of this guy's foot on the left
>>69607608
started browsing 4chan 2013, then start browsing /pol/ when gaymergoy happened (2014 august/september)
redpills happen and now i'm still here
>>69608662
no one died or got injured in paris you dumb croissant muncher, it was all crisis actors pretending, just like brussels and boston
>>69612425
>>69612301
>>69612589
So you've got this shit saved up or what?
Where the fuck have you been to spread this shit? Why was it the Boston Bombing that /pol/ thought was fake.
>>69612317
not building a wall, that's for sure.
anyone who believes that this dumb mormon mummy hoaxer "Mason Wells," who was at boston and paris, actually got injured in Brussels is the victim of Judeo-Masonic brainwashing.
Watch this thread get slid now.
>>69607608
>been here 3 years
Fuck off newfag
>>69611101
Same. Everyday feels like the first day because we keep topping ourselves
>>69608852
>>69608945
Cancer.
>>69612673
You believe this bullshit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTC_OdprvY8
>>69612755
It's a sad feeling to know that isn't true judging by half the posts ITT let alone this board.
>>69612673
>>69612880
boston fucking bombing LMAO
its the same shit every time with these hoaxers,
from sandy hook to brussels
and people believe this garbage. if i didn't have a strong mental constitution this shit would drive ME insane.
>>69612673
Hello newfag if you havn't noticed its a dank meme to declare all happenings (shooting / terrorist attacks) as fake and performed by crisis actors because the government controls everything that happens
>>69612491
its just a prosthetic prop
I mean listen to the guy himself talk about what happened to him and see if you think its convincing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7N3EvGIkms
People will jump through all sorts of mental hoops to keep from admitting to themselves of the hoax reality we live in. Happy April Fools.
>>69607608
>browsing /f/
>see a couple /pol/ flashes once in awhile
>looks neat so I check it out and end up staying
>before /pol/ I guess I didn't think much at all about other races since 99% white area and have only met one black who was basically white
>after /pol/ I am "let me tell you about the jews"
I was on /pol/ from the tray tray incident and the entire process of the zimmerman trial. What an amazing time.
>>69613232
not a meme, reality.
Unless you really believe that those bandages of three time bombing witness "Mason Wells" >>69612744
had to wear caused the cranial deformity that we see in this ridiculous pic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqukzIvhnWM
Gimme a sweet name.
>>69613524
Thats a dank meme bro check out mine
Browsed 4chan on and off since 2006 / 07.
Been on /pol/ since the beginning, never really browsed /new/ though.
I've been away for a few days, what the fuck is up with the new disgusting theme?
>>69613282
>>69613524
R u a Liberal?
>>69613744
4chwn was sold to reddit
>>69613773
No he's probably just a muslim
>>69607608
I've been shitposting on and off since 2005. I stopped lurking 4chan entirely around 2009 and moved over to 420chan and 7chan. After those places died, I moved back to 4chan in 2013 but there was so much cancer on /b/, /v/, etc (which is why I left in the first place) that I decided to lurk and post on /pol/ instead.
>>69613744
It's an April fools joke.
>>69607608
Stumbled upon the 4Chan Twitch raids and was in tears laughing. Pure fucking comedic gold. Saw /POL/ in the listing on the main page. Never left. Found home.
I've always been here. And always will. Like all of you.
I have been on 4chan for a long time (At least 9 years, I don't remember the year I started)
I don't really know how I started reading /pol/, but it's the only board I read anymore.
>>69612216
/pol/ wasn't around back then, newfag. Why did you even bother to lie about this?
>>69609381
It was but it wasn't on the scale it is today. We were still stormfront Jr obsessing over blacks back then. I remember when we liked rmoney.
If I recall correctly, I first came here from Facebook after seeing some things posted on the /pol/ Facebook page that seemed to make sense.
>>69612216
/pol/ isn't even close to that old fag
Found /b/ in 2009 living in rez at the UofL. Thoroughly desensitized myself for a good 4 years but it got super faggy in there so i left.
After Notley won Alberta and Trudeau won Canada, I got very interested in politics again because those two fucks are ruining this country. Started watching Milo and Shapiro and all the leftist outrage and really enjoyed seeing those cucks chimpout. Came back to /b/ to see if there was any insider information. Stumbled over here, never going back.
I was /pol/ before 4chan
From child until now i haven't stopped with my racial, cultural and ethnic bashing. I praise what is worthy of praise, and only become color blind then. Most of the stereotypes have some truth within them. Growing up in joo York has exposed me to almost all the types. Even back then I got a kick out of axel rose when he sang 'immigrants and faggots, they make no sense to me. They come to our country, and think they do as they please....they speak so many God damn ways, it's all Greek to me'
When I found /new/, I felt like I was a kid again watching the Jeffersons followed by the original Howard stern show on tv. Not that E fagot shit. I mean the kind of show you'll never see on tv again. The cartoon drawn together getting away with similar spicey shit.
I love /pol/. It's a monster, my leviathan. My beast with the 10 crowns on each dragon head. Being ridden by a scarlet whore whose chalice is filled with butthurt soft skin fagot tears.
introduced to /b/ by the fappening, lurked for a while until someone linked a /pol/ thread to /b/ that was some kid hacking into people's webcams in their houses. it was the same day of that the whole caitlyn jenner interview cancer show was premiered. a bunch of the people we saw in their living rooms were watching the special. somehow the kid doing the hacking was able to make the webcam make noise, so he would make a noise and the whole family would turn and stare at the camera. it was funny as fuck.
i can't find it right now, but somewhere i saved a screenshot of this fat old man sitting at his computer naked. the kid would make the webcam make a noise, and the guy would walk over and inspect the camera. wish i could find it
ever since then i've lurked /pol/, and i've learned a lot of things i would never have known otherwise
>>69607608
Welcome. /pol/ is a friendly board.
>>69614889
You sound kinda edgy tbqhfam
>>69607608
I was originally shitposter on /mlp/. After the recent events in 2015 and the rise of Trump and the Altrrnative Right I decided to check out /pol/.
I was not disappointed.
>>69608852
this. so sick that /b/ threads completely lack substantial conversation
>>69607608
I came to this board in 2011 when Ron Paul was getting shafted by the media.
![Ig5ic[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/zR6GQ7H.jpg "Ig5ic[1].jpg")
>>69607608
was browsing /fit/
Visited sometimes when I first came to 4chan, to laugh at jews conspiracy and tin foils shit
In 2012 when mohamed merah killed some jews. I came here to know what's up.
I saw gif of the policemen slipping on grass for the final assault, and other funny stuff. Laughed. Came when something happened then.
Then since Charlie Hebdo, I came very often. During the migrants crisis, it was the only place that shows me no kids and women to trick me into an emotional response.
>>69607608
I found encyclopedia dramatica, learned about 4chan, and then went to /x/
Once I got bored of that, I went to /v/ and just got really cynical.
After seeing constant SJW bullshit, decided to take a look at /pol/ and I now reside here.
I can live without /v/ happily, holy fuck what a difference. Shitposters are easier to call out.
>>69613853
>>69613773
No, I'm an archconservative/Evolan traditionalist.
>>69607608
>boston bombing was three years ago
holy fuck, where did the time go
your movies are shit
I saw a comment on some other board (can't recall which one) that said quote "if you browse /Pol/ you will become a racist". I was curious if it was true, so I took a look.
It was true.
>>69608852
see i almost feel like this but every now and again i go back just to see how its goin
>>69607608
I started browsing pol right now, because int became completly shit.
I was happy /new/ was back.
Silly fucking me.
>senior year
>Gov't class
>Ukraine crisis
>Teacher trying to explain
>Didn't understand him
>Go to /pol/ to learn more and try to understand so I can pass the class
I posted on /b/ till the peoples champion decided to create /pol/. now i'm stuck here.
>>69607608
Nice profile picture
>>69610299
I was here for zim and dorner
What were the nk sleepover threads?
>>69609250
>TYRONE
>>69619518
Whatever Lupe, how did a hispanic end up all the way in germany?
Everyone knows we lose our life force when we're not standing on american soil
>>69607608
Started off on Bodybuilding Misc and saw that all the dank memes started on 4chan so I started browsing /fit/ and /sp/ about 4 years ago. I enjoyed browsing and stayed because this website has my kind of humor. Saw some memes crossover from /pol/ because it was the 2012 election season and started browsing during the election. For whatever reason I didn't really browse /pol/ when the election ended. I got back into /pol/ during the Baltimore Riots and coupled with Trump running not much later, I pretty much exclusively browse /pol/ now everyday.
>>69607608
curiosity for me
>>69619358
Ayy
/b/ until I stopped being a retard -> /n/ -> that one refugee board when /n/ was deleted -> /new/ -> /pol/
I have been browsing Finnish image boards since 2008, and after last autumn and the mass immigration of sand niggers I got into politics, was redpilled and then I found my way here.
Zimmerman trial. I came here to yell at the evil racists.
Got btfo. Then I went to college near a nigger neighborhood and got redpilled by reality.
started browsing shortly before /new/ got axed. strangely enough that makes me older than 90% of this board. I can tell most posters came in during the zimmermann time and weren't here for ron paul 2012. wow has it really been 4 years?
Started when the "it was my privilege" greentext memes spread to /b/. I didn't understand what "check your privilege" even meant but everyone seemed to be having a good time so I went to /pol/ so I could get in the loop. I learned what "check your privilege" meant but I thought it was a dumb isolated expression that would never be mainstream.
How wrong I was.
I always was weary of minorities, mostly niggers, since middle school. Started reading more news, realized minorities are shit.
Started off on /new/ which /pol/ inherited.
>>69623626
But Ron Paul was also around in 2008. I feel strange about the Zimmerman trial because I didn't think it was a big deal until I noticed the MSM was covering it not just /pol/.
Turned out I learned about all of this SJW crap from /pol/ all as it was going Mainstream. Really weird indifferent feeling. Almost like I'm a special snowflake or the like
Used to browse /b/ but it just seemed to get played out. Stumbled on /pol/ poking around the other boards and never looked back. I'm addicted to pol and I love it.
I've always been red pilled and /pol/ in heart.
I checked out /pol/ when it was created, but didn't have much interest. It was just people being politically incorrect, who cares?
I started coming here more often when SJWs got really obnoxious. Came here to talk about gamergate and SJWs. Only became a regular when Donald Trump started his campaign.
Politics have never been as interesting as they are right now and I hope the Don gets in office.
Zimmerman Trial
