>>13321926 (lb)
Pretty certain Ron was trolling.
>>13321933 (lb)
Right. Also important to note they haven't concluded that, yet. Just "seems" that way to the unbiased documentary observer.
>>13321943 (lb)
This. So much this. WoW Gold Mining operation wasn't his only game, and Lude media actually looks very much like a Bannon creation than anything else.
>those paytriots come off as batshit crazy
The biggest problem with the movement was how various flavors of unhinged stupid latched itself onto it, and created the most insane interpretations that led many to believe in shit like kids in tunnels, schumann nonsense, clockfaggotry/datefagging, misattributing drops to unrelated things, etc. It became it's own conspiracy by confirming some of the previously pondered conspiracies were actually true, and the people that operate just like Alex Jones does for MOS brought the retardedness with them, and amassed an incredible following on Twitter. I suppose there really is no such thing as bad publicity, but this movement was baptized in it right out the gate.
True on all counts. Glad I live in the mountains.
I got snagged a couple of times, but that's what happens when free speech runs amok like briar bushes in middle Alabama. Some of the stories were more compelling than others, I suppose.
They've been doing this shit since the 1980s. People are slow as FUCK sometimes.
Programmed since childhood. Yes, it's that bad. Your meme is correct. It was not an accident.
Not sure, but it's the least detestable of all the bots.
Right? It's basically encouraging at this point.
Wonder if Sara Ruth Ashcraft ever decided to make another social media account, or did she get busy doing something else?