I always see people talking about how 4chan got elected. Could so,e one explain it for me?
>>135520934
Made funny memes and spread Pro-Trump sentiment all over the internet
4chan probably influenced swing states to turn Red and vote for Trump.
>>135520934
They didn't. People here like to think their memes made a difference to give themselves an ego boost. The fact of the matter is 4chan had a very minimal effect on the election, but the NEETs here would have you believe they were some major, driving force in the campaign because they have no purpose in their life and Trump getting elected gave them something to latch onto as if they actually did something important.
It's basically just a white NEET form of WE WUZery. Taking credit for something that had little to nothing to do with them.
>>135520934
We didn't. Trump was selected to be president long ago by (((them))).
>>135523632
this
Another Pepe!!! Pepeepeeepepeppepe
>>135520934
literally zero effect
>>135523343
4chan had zero influence. The average American voter does not consume fucking memes or visit Reddit.
Swing states turned red because they fielded a fucking unelectable female candidate
>>135520934
By getting out there and voting and providing a support network for people to go stand up for Trump and fight for themselves.
In other words it assisted in incubating the silent voter that distorted the polls.
>>135523343
>4chan probably influenced swing states to turn Red and vote for Trump.
I dont think so at all. Most people have never heard of 4chan.
>>135520934
Retards think their gay memes actually change the opinions of anyone but themselves
We were the punching bag trump could deflect towards and cause problems for dnc by spreading memes
>>135520934
4chan can't even start WW3.
Orange ape was russian job anyway
>>135523632
This
>>135520934
Most people never even heard of 4chan other than muh anonymous and child porn and never have even been on Reddit. The memes and shitpost here had a zero effect at all on the election as nobody is going to see a Trump pepe and vote for him. It's just people here trying to find a sense in there life and looking in the wrong direction as nothing here changed the election.
>>135523632
>It's basically just a white NEET form of WE WUZery. Taking credit for something that had little to nothing to do with them.
That's a good way of thinking about it.
>>135525667
>>135526028
>>135526332
>>135527052
> The average American voter does not consume fucking memes or visit Reddit.
Except they do. And reddit's pro-Trump presence is microscopic, the real mass of Trumpfag normies is on Kikebook.
So our memes spread by hundreds of 4chan /pol/acks to thousands of twitterfags to hundreds of thousands of r/TD plebbitors to MILLIONS of facebook/Instagram normies aka the people who vote. Don't believe me? Go check any Trump meme pages over there, you'll find normies still sharing the memes we crafted a year ago.
Lawn signs, posters, billboards are effective political memes. Trump internet memes made by anons are like that but in fucking steroids, we DID managed to get Trump elected despite the biggest negative ((((media)))) campaign of all time. The kike media spent WEEKS even airing hit pieces targeted at the fucking MS paint smug frog.
>>135520934
Hillary was forced to address the important issue of racist frogs, which made her look insane and gave her a stroke.
Funny how all here are discrediting 4chan... I never viewed 4chan until a couple months ago but I always knew the original memes (Pepe etc) and research on the exposing of the corruption of DNC party (Podesta / FBIAnon) were always started / credited to 4chaners.
It starts with 4chan
then moves to reddit
then moves to twitter
then moves to Facebook
then moves to trump getting in office.
Bye bye MSM
>>135520934
It was a refuge from the hysterical media who were licking hilldabeast's asshole.
>>135527749
Exactly. And that's not counting the ANTI-HILLARY/DNC campaigns /pol/ made like Pizzagate, Draft our daughters and Spirit Cooking, then the Wikileaks dumps digging anons did 24/7 for free...
The Year Where 4Chan Won
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7ZuffBrloo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7ZuffBrloo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7ZuffBrloo
First of all it is 'affect,' you moron. You affect things
>>135523343
4chan only influenced 2% of the vote
are you fucking retarded to not see americans are always conservatives in hiding
>>135527609
nah
almost all open trump supporters are extremely pro israel and pro jew.
they're just your average conservacuck bush junior discksuckers.
We seized the memes of production.
>>135520934
the same amount we influenced the zimzam trial. look into that.
>>135531188
>>135520934
He was here the entire time.
>>135520934
We had more influence than Russia, I'll tell you that. We educated Bernie voters about Hillary and kept them home, told suspicious beaners about spirit cooking,made Trump look like a rapper for the blacks. If you don't think that move the needle one silly point, then you don't understand how close we we're to disaster.
>>135520934
>the time /pol/ doxxed the guy that asked reddit how to delete Hillarys emails
>turns out he was a furry by the name stoneheart
>goes infront of Congress
>reddit gets landed in hot water for deleting evidence
>>135534049
It was memes and Alex Jones that made me vote Trump.
>>135520934
If anything, that one autist shouting "pepe" on hilldawg rally and everything that happened after that ("old lady yells at frogs") could turn some meme-aware people away from her
>>135534049
Bernie supporters switched to Trump's side after that DNC scandal during their convention. It was fucked up, the Bernie supporters were blocked from entering and they shut down the light on them. Hillary also did not visit key states during the election, she was so complacent because she controlled the media's bias.
Want to know what influenced the election?
Hillary: "ME ME ME!"
Trump: "YOU YOU YOU!"