Most voters think the economy is poor, but split on whether Trump or Harris can fix it: AP-NORC poll
Most voters think the economy is poor, but split on whether Trump or Harris can fix it: AP-NORC poll
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Most voters think the economy is poor, but split on whether Trump or Harris can fix it: AP-NORC poll
UniversalMonk@lemmy.world "Socialist Mormon Satanist" stats generated @ 10/21/2024, 9:13:34 AM EDT
Total 617 exact dupes and 325 fuzzy (> 70% similar) dupes found.
None of this takes into account time reading others' posts/comments, or alts this user may secretly have.
lemmy.ml banned this user yesterday for being a troll. Isn’t it about time that lemmy.world did also? For Christ’s sake, there is an election going on, and it’s been beyond clear for two months that this user intends to sway it, and fully opposite anything resembling a leftist goal.
How did you generate those stats? Is it a website, bot, or what? It provides an interesting insight into how an account behaves.
It's actually a script I wrote. I'm in the process of cleaning it up. I am going to open source it once I finish. If you're interested, I can send a link to it, in the near future.
Here is the tool: https://codeberg.org/p00perNickel/lemmy-user-stats
Let me know if you have any issues with it!
Hadn't realized it was so little.
Is this a leftist politics magazine? Or was it intended to be more neutral? If it was named /m/VoteBlue or something then that's make more sense - but in fact I see there are separate magazines for moderate politics and progressive politics (that this one is partnered with).
I mean that's probably true for most of us as well. (We want to sway it to a Harris win, naturally.)
I'm not sure lemmy.ml is the best example to follow here. Lots of users block the instance outright because of their censorship policies.
Ironically, a ban from lemmy.ml is likely a point in favour of this user - as tankies seem unlikely to be the type to ban a Russian troll on the Russian gov't payroll, strongly suggesting that this user is in fact not that.
You can try to use the fact that the script attempts to be objective against it, sure. That's just called "bad faith". 11.6% of a person's day is a lot, and you don't get to just erase this important piece:
The most active posters on Lemmy rarely compare to this, and I've yet to see anyone as singularly focused. Not to mention the copypasta aspect which the script does a decent job of highlighting.
Lemmy is a leftist place. Sounds like it's not for you. No one is interested in your troll apologia.