On Tim Pool last week, he made a comment about Reddit, and how it’s basically a propaganda machine for progressive ideas.

How it works:

1. Bots immediately downvote posts that go against mainstream narratives.
2. Sinking dissenter content before any **humans** have a chance to see it.

This is why weird topics (like transgender kids and anti-work communities) are almost **always** trending on the Reddit front page.

Now I can’t confirm if any of this is true...

But I have experienced a lot more backlash than normal when posting about the freedom convoy. 

As you can see here, one of my Reddit stories was downvoted into oblivion within minutes of me posting it.

Here were some of the comments:

“Target the idiots and prosper”

"You spelled freedumb convoy wrong”

“Freedom to spread an infectious virus to others who may not be as healthy as them.. Yay”

Fishy. Fishy.

What’s funny is that my post wasn’t even really about the freedom convoy…

It was more about GiveSendGo being in the right place at the right time from a business standpoint.

So it’s clear these trolls didn’t even read my post --

Eventually, the **real people** chimed in. Saying things like:

“Couldn’t have said it better myself. This country and all countries need a whole lot more Jesus and a lot less man made mandates.

“I don’t understand why you’re being downvoted for posting this. It’s spot on my friend. God bless you!”

Now THOSE people ACTUALLY read my post!

I had a similar experience last time I posted on Medium. 

Again, I cannot confirm bots are at play here...

Perhaps people just hate my content lol.

But these comments ROLL IN FAST when I use words like freedom convoy, c*vid, Trump, and protest.

It's odd.

Regardless, I found this whole thing interesting. Especially because from my POV, I didn’t say anything controversial!

This little experiment is evidence that our realities are truly being manipulated by the information we consume and the accounts we follow online. 

What do you think?

-Beavs