RabzonKhan
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See, I told you guys. Now we know how Trump was winning all the so-called online polls.My friends, all the online polls are garbage, I did a little experiment, I went to:
http://www.breitbart.com/
http://drudgereport.com/flashnyd.htm
http://variety.com/2016/biz/news/who-won-the-first-clinton-trump-debate-vote-now-1201870869/
http://wkrn.com/
I was able to vote several times with the same IP address, for example, under one minute I was able to vote three times. All you got to do is after you vote press the back button and go to the page again and you can vote again. So please go ahead visit any of the websites and try for yourself.
@anon45 @F-22Raptor @Nilgiri @Desert Fox @T-72M1 @jha
I especially request @LA se Karachi @Syed.Ali.Haider since you guys a neutral.
Thanks in advance
After Hillary bested him, some of his desperate supporters especially the users of Reddit and 4chan (mostly Alt-right racists) banded together to rig the online polls and I’m not surprised I already knew it, they were totally bogus.
But what surprised me was that Trump himself was bragging about those useless polls, what embarrassment this man is.
Listen to his goofy and embarrassing interview:
Just freaking hilarious:
4chan and Reddit bombarded debate polls to declare Trump the winner
You may be getting trolled right now without even knowing it.
Donald Trump supporters artificially manipulated the results of online polls to create a false narrative that the Republican nominee won the first presidential debate on Monday night.
The efforts originated from users of the pro-Trump Reddit community r/The_Donald and 4chan messaged boards, which bombarded around 70 polls, including those launched by Time, Fortune, and CNBC.
There’s an unspoken rule of the internet: Never trust online polls. They’re too easily corruptible.
4chan, the notorious message board, has a long history of botting online competitions. In 2009, users flooded the Time 100 poll to ensure that the site’s founder, Christopher “moot” Poole, made the cut. In 2012, the pranksters employed JavaScript to vote for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Time’s annual Person of the Year poll and followed suit the next year with Miley Cyrus and Edward Snowden. 4chan also ensured a school for the deaf won a Taylor Swift concert. Likewise, a Twitter prankster helped send Pitbull to Kodiak, Alaska, as part of an online challenge by Walmart in 2012.
These types of efforts aren’t always successful, but given the tight turn of online polls during debates, they’re highly susceptible to such pranks.
In this latest incarnation, multiple Reddit users enlisted the Trump-supporting masses on r/The_Donald, which has over 200,000 subscribers, by posting dozens of online polls that are vulnerable to vote brigading, bots, and other forms of manipulation that make these non-scientific surveys notoriously unreliable. Read more