You have to go into nearly all comment sections of all online articles generated, understanding that most are bots, or agencies that employ a vast number of individuals to create confusion, or misinformation, to generate a narrative. I would think this is common knowledge to most by now, many years in the making now, but surprisingly it's not. The comments section is a controlled environment, where few individuals have their say these days, and if they do, they are drowned out intentionally. Some sites are very controlled in that they censor certain topics without debate at all.
Now with that said, reading through the article, assuming any of these comments are legit - they're about the lowest form of informed intellectual IQ as it gets. The herd. The mass. The unit itself is nothing more than mob rule and identity, where they feed off each other for a cause. They speak, without having walked the path. Without having a clue. It would have been better if they stated nothing at all.
But, at the end of the day, the collection of drivel in the comment sections, forms a narrative onto the readers downstream.
That's how it works. The readers down stream, don't actually receive the truth. They receive the narrative. For those that do churn SUBs, it's enjoyable, it's profitable, it's not difficult, and there is much opportunity in it.
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Multiple months in free credit reward vacations.
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800+ FICO.
Making all numbers dance on a financial ledger.
Abuse that score responsibility.
Take nothing I say as financial advice. DYODD.
