They just speak a lot of bs

It's why I am very skeptical about anything without proper proofing, I guess

thats the trick. Use complicated words and convey a message of bullshit

Hence why I can't browse /pol/ for too long

if you are to become a politician I would stay away from /pol/ anyway

Despite really having to keep myself up-to-date with the latests memes and whatnot

But most cases of proofing always end up with distorted translations/messages or sources

Cause people can't be bothered to reach the bottom of the barrel or fall for quick baits

But nah, I wouldn't want to become a politician

Being honest only gets you so far

And I kinda hate lying

It's hard to erase the tracks completely, and given time, someone will find out in the end

American politics be the worst one

at least Trump can boast of self-financing it and spending as little as possible on campaign

Did he spend the least of all the candidates?

I don't know, do you have a list?

I mean, he would know how

Considering he's a Jew

I heard some very sketchy story about trump ordering those who do social media manipulation on facebook/4chan etc to secretly promote him

>Hillary

President

I wonder if a fake meme factory exist

@Dietrich I think that goes for both sides

I mean, the amount of Hillary shilling is quite noticeable on /pol/

But also the amount of pure Trump fanboyism

Wait wtf hillary shilling on /pol/

Shills

It stands out alot

Cause yano

/pol/ isn't known to be the most left-centered place

Trump shilling isn't as noticeable, but it's there

Samefags replying to each other and linking to non-existent sources

Especially about Hillary emails and whatnot

you mean this

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/08/politics/benghazi-hillary-clinton-lawsuit/

good publicity

I heard somebody said Trump ordered Putin to hack their mail server

sounds like some bs

I can imagine Trump hires someone

But Putin?

Nah