paid conservative blog disrupters, check in here. Share your favorite techniques.

[leftofthedial]

When you disrupt on liberal sites, what works best for you?

[babylonsister]

1. Great question. I wonder if any honest person will respond.

Nah!

[Echo In Light]

2. No...but such types will quickly unrec the idea!

[xultar]

3. as if unrec means anything...rofl it only means anything more than not going

to the gp if u let it.

[The Doctor.]

7. So I saw it on GP, clicked on it, and it came up at 4 recs.

Popped it back to 5 just on principle, but how strange.

[1monster]

9. Ditto here. I clicked on the greatest page. It was on the top. Clicked on the subject

where the Recommend number was 6. Opened the Recommend number was 4. So I clicked and brought it back up to five.

I wonder how many times that will happen today?

[leftofthedial]

10. apparently not

LOL

[unhappycamper]

4. I prefer to not disrupt other blogs.

But I can tell you a bit about the trolls around here.

We have the completely batshit insane troll who gets nuked pretty quickly.

Then there's the concern troll.

The contrary troll.

The _______-lover troll.

The asshole troll.

The curious troll.

The cautious troll.

The facist troll.

The homophobe troll.

And many more, too numerous to list.

[leftofthedial]

5. don't forget the "our team rah rah" trolls

and the "call everyone you disagree with a troll" trolls.

[xultar]

6. zactly, I'd prefer this thread not on the GP because it makes us look nutty.

Who needs repug disruptors when we can do a pretty good job on our own by ourselves. rofl.

[Douglas Carpenter]

8. there really are plenty of people who would do it for free - if they are so inclined

Most people who might hold reactionary views are genuine true believers who genuinely believe themselves to be doing righteous work.

There are a certain number of people who are generally somewhat liberal but hold what might appear to some to hold some reactionary views on one or more specific issues. I'm fairly certain that most believe what they are saying and feel it is their duty to "educate" others.

They are simply the modern Internet version of the sort who in the past released their frustrations by ranting away in their local pub or writing letters to the editor of their local newspaper.

I once heard someone once say, "The first sign of mental deterioration is writing "letters to the editor." Blogging and posting might offer that outlet in this new era of the Internet.