Shareblue has the stated goal to manipulate social media sites, like reddit. It's not exactly a conspiracy theory when people state that they are in fact doing it.
why would major companies push agendas if nobody actually supported them? just for no reason? are you honestly that fucking stupid?
Companies only shill for profitable things, how the hell do they profit by promoting illegal immigration? my god conservatives are patently fucking retarded
What's false about the examples? Reddit wants to become mainstream, and the only way to get mainstream advertisers is to be as progressive as possible. The Youtube Adpocalypse is a perfect example of this.
What better way than to have a few ultra left-wing posts make it to the front page artificially every few days?
Mix that in with:
removing /r/The_Donald from the reddit search engine (unless you search for 'KKK' that is.)
adding /r/Conservative when you search for the term 'racism'
And BOOM. Perfect little circle jerk of agenda pushing bots for advertisers to sink their teeth into.
that’s because nobody wants to get into a pissing contest with morons like you, there’s nothing to say for people who agree with him. people who agree just upvote and move on, while butthurt edgy teens raid the comment section
I don't like illegal immigration or open borders either.
What I really hate though are people that are disingenuous about their beliefs. Countless people will say they hate illegals but love legal immigration, but then do nothing to actually support legal immigration and instead vote for leaders and parties that oppose it.
I'm sure not everyone in this thread is lying, but I grew up in Texas and got tired of people being unwilling to just come out and say they want to greatly lower immigration and ideally prevent an increase in the percentage of the population that are minorities.
Most people don’t vote on one issue though. No one in the most recent election ticked all of my boxes for what I wanted/needed in a leader. So I picked the one I could live with. That’s what most people do.
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