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258 posts a day- 10.75 reasons per hour why playahaitian is a loser

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Not wanting to hear something doesn't make it less true.
 
He's also a groupie.

playahaitian said:
It aint NO WAY A DISS

Its the truth

its the way you worded it

Its like you have been able to invent some type of "written" euro step

I was about to jump out at you and attack/defend

and then you just shifted extended and exposed my faulty logic

and now I'm sitting on my ass in the paint watching you go for a well thought out disputable lay up of truth.

(Imma PM you something, I got this idea for a rap thing with Marvel gimmie a second)
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gene cisco said:
:lol: I knew that weirdo seemed familiar. Has pro-alphabet vibes, same weirdo devils advocate type of attitude, shit talks in a feminine way. Yeah, they the same people for sure.
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fagguts and their enablers are some of the biggest hypocrites on the planet. They're not happy with what god has given them but they want us the be happy with them. They are a bunch of psychos. Notice how that Catcher In The Rye character bumps all of the OP's threads with the same feminine energy?
 
@Mask @MASTERBAKER @Soul On Ice @Dr. Truth

I don't know how they do it, they must be retired or sock puppet accounts. One bot I detected used the same tactics I noted on Reddit and corporate media.

Humans are fickle creatures. Some days we Tweet a lot, other days we don’t even open the app. However, a 2016 paper by Chavoshi et al. found that sockpuppet operators do not behave like this. In fact, they found that sockpuppets exhibit regularity in their posting habits (see Figure 10) and this correlation extends into the long term. Ordinary users don’t act in concert like this, so finding these kinds of correlations is a strong sign of coordination. This type of detection has been a staple in bot-detection for years, which leads to the term “coordinated inauthentic activity.”
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Modern disinformation campaigns attempt to disseminate images or slogans replicating grassroots activism. One recent example is the Chinese information operation directed against the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, which was discovered by Twitter in August of 2019. Facebook went on to identify 7 pages with 15.5 thousand combined followers exhibiting what it calls “coordinated inauthentic behavior,” while Twitter removed 936 active accounts spreading active disinformation as well as 200,000 accounts “of lesser sophistication.” An example of a high-quality image-based slogan created by these accounts can be seen in figure 6.
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