>>23805

I just tested the Opera shitposting build on 8pol - and it worked beautifully. I posted three times in the same thread, which means I posted from 3 different IPs, but my ID stayed the same. It must be tied to the machine not the IP address.

>>17342

< Tactic 7: Show, don't Tell

Show don't tell is a powerful writing technique you'll see used in novels, news articles, tweets, youtube videos, and any other communication medium. It's far more persuasive to show evidence of a point, than to simply declare that point.

If you are arguing with somebody who is TELLING and you are SHOWING - you will ALWAYS win the argument.

Perfect example: the most common critisism of the "It's Okay to be White" message is "no one ever said it wasn't!" - thats a TELL response, a declaration without evidence.

Instead of TELLING your conversational opponent "the media says it all the time" - SHOW the evidence. I use pic related 1 and pic related 2 (and many others) to SHOW that indeed, "It's not okay to be white" is an extremely prevalent message. You can tweet or post the image in response. It's so effective you don't even really need words. At most you can say "no one?"

< Tactic 8: Questions not Statements.

No one? What about this? Is this OK? Where did you read that? Can you show me? Who wrote that? Can you post some examples? Ok, just one example? etc, etc, etc,

Questions are powerful. They allow you to direct the conversation, and with the right questions, your opponent will defeat their own arguments themselves.

Never be condescending with your questions, they have to come from an honest place for someone to take them seriously enough to respond.

< Tactic 9: Play Dumb

I really can't stress this next point enough. PLAY DUMB. Let your opponent think they are the teacher, and you the idiot student. Everyone thinks they are smart as shit so this is an easy scam to pull off. I like to LARP as a danish or polish ESL student who does not understand US culture.

Make your opponent(s) explain why antifa violence is good, or why whites are bad, or why everybody hates trump in this country but not in """"my"""" country. They can't accuse you of being an alt-right shitlord if you honestly just don't know shit and can barely speak english. Being dumb also gives you an excuse to ask LOTS AND LOTS of questions.

>>28419

In the interest of good presentation, I'm going to tldr all my tactics so far

←- SUMMARY OF TACTICS 1-9 -→

1. Hot Girl - use a pic of a hot girl a your avatar. Fewer blocks and mutes, betas will bow to you. Women influenced too in a different way.

1. Topic Camping - make list of topics, revisit often. Sort by "Recent" not (((top))). Post early (FPBP) to shape the flow of conversation.

1. Images trump Text - Images convey emotion much quicker, and much more info. 1000 words is not an exaggeration. Use memes but sparingly. Make sure to format aspect ratio properly for your medium.

1. Bait and Drip - use a meme or stat that is wrong in a small way, to get (you)s - then unload with the real shit. Not all at once, drip feed one after every (you)

1. Crashing a Tweet Chain - Twitter specific. Find established conversations with lots of participants. Drop one meme and it will give them all (yous)

1. Multi Accounts and Botting - establish false identities on all devices. Use one twitter account per device. Lets the accounts cool down. Use a follow bot to increase follow count if you care about that.

1. Show, dont Tell - Don't make a statement of fact, show the evidence of that fact. Pics are best, links to articles are second best. Use few words

1. Questions, not Statements - Direct flow of conversation. Don't be condescending. Rephrase statements as questions. Use statements sparingly.

1. Play Dumb - Eliminates cultural baggage and forces your opponent to really explain their opinions from the ground up.

More to come guys! I'm going to make these all into pretty image memes, or maybe someone could volunteer some photoshop time to some nice image tutorials we can drip feed to 4ch?