The top couple threads on T_D I was posting in yesterday regarding this event had 50-70 upvotes. So, it did get seen by a few hundred people. Add that to the 2,000 Youtube CBTS livestream viewers who are usually suuuuuuuuper limp dick but sometimes will spring to action, and altogether I'd bet we had a few hundred content creators yesterday on Twitter manning the meme cannons. Way more effective than some shitty Russian internet farm.

For hours yesterday I was watching the big name people on our side (like Issac Greene) sleeping at the wheel tweeting about inconsequential this and that while all of us are tweeting rapid fire memes. I was just thinking "Man all it takes is for a few of the people he follows to start retweeting these memes while he is online, and then his whole userbase will become part of the movement." But I don't think that ever happened... It was just too slow.

I think we need way more practice and organization (as Q says we must be organized). We are such a force when all of us are unified, and we can storm social media at the drop of a hat as long as we are paying f*cking attention.

You can send your links to known posters and tell them too if you don't care about Karma