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originally posted by: StallionDuck
originally posted by: Gryphon66
Let's assume the progression was basic: 2^(n-1) and that a generation is 5 minutes. In an hour ... with just the "I'll tell two friends and they'll tell two friends" progression ... the number of votes could be 4096
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Now, there's a whole host of reasons why this doesn't reflect what's going on with the "Facebook poll" ... but it does give an idea of what geometric progressions actually look like (this is the simplest btw).
That's the same as saying "Everyone on MY Facebook is of the same party as me and are voting the same way as me".
DO you honestly believe that to maintain a friendship with someone who vote Republican, their friends also have to be republican?
Is that a quiteria set for your friends? If so, that's pretty damn sad! Not everyone on my FB are republicans. I look past voting preferences, religion, race, etc...
originally posted by: Rezlooper
originally posted by: imjack
originally posted by: Rezlooper
Eventually, wouldn't you think it might start to balance out if America really was in support of Hillary. It should eventually reach her demographics, am I right?
No. This is a simple misinterpretation of scale. I addressed that in the next post.
There are something like 150 million Republicans. 200 millionish Americans use Facebook.
10,000 votes can easily find pockets in such large numbers. It would honestly mean little if the 'poll' got to 1 million people and retained 90%.
Lol. Truly the most ridiculous attempt to denigrate this poll I've heard yet. One million votes and it still won't have reached Hillary supporters?
originally posted by: imjack
originally posted by: StallionDuck
originally posted by: imjack
a reply to: StallionDuck
Horse#. You know you can read the 'Shares'? You don't just have to assume they're non-partisan. Because they aren't.
It's pretty simple, only Trump supporters SHARED it.
What, you don't think Hillary supporters know what a "share" button is? Hell, I'd think if that were the case and I were a Hillary supporter, I would be sending to all of my friends to get on the bandwagon and do what you say is not possible.
I also see Hillary supporters on that list. Why aren't they sharing? Do you think that they are the quiet majority?
please...
1. There's no logic for a Hillary supporter to Share this, they don't falsely believe Facebook polls need to be shared or are accurate.
2. "Bandwagoning" is not only stupid, but encouraged by the right over everything, maybe your issue is understanding that you're a sheep.
3. Hillary supporters on the list aren't sharing because they have individual opinions, not bandwagon rhetoric, and don't desire to propogate a Facebook thread. They mostly aren't idiots that believe this accomplishes anything.
4. Anyone is a quiet majority compared to Trump Supporters, loudest in History.
originally posted by: superluminal11
a reply to: Rezlooper
Nobody seems to get it. Trump is part of the Clinton Bush Soros Rockefeller Rothschild Brzezinski Frankist Zevite Bank of England Cabal. Its a big club and most of us aren't part of the big club.
They even play with your heads in jest mocking just how stupid the masses are and most think its all real.
originally posted by: spiritualarchitect
The thing is, the butt beating Hillary is getting on Facebook compares favorably to the butt beating she is getting in the real world.
2 days ago Tim Kaine gave a rally in West Palm Beach and nearly 50 people showed up. The video of the small crowd has already been removed. But you can still see a photo below.
twitter.com...
Today Hillary gave a rally too at a Palm Beach college gym and around 1,000 people showed up.
www.chicksontheright.com...
2 days ago Trump gave an early rally, filling up the 4,000 seats in the Saint Augustine Amphitheater.
Below is a 360 degree view of the crowd. You can spin the photo around using the arrows on it and see that the place is full.
theta360.com...
After that Trump gave a rally in Tampa and over 20,000 people showed up.
twitter.com...