I think I know why there are no comments. Having watched this "documentary," it seems quite clear what the intentions are behind it. It's not really honest, I was hoping for a detailed explanation of why 8chan and 4chan started with the makers and people behind it. They seem to pull a few people together who claim various things with no real backing, you see some footage of m00t, but with no interviews with him or anything it's hard to understand how they got their information. The whole thing seems like one giant piece of propaganda, 8chan was how qAnon got started, and where the Jan 6th was first discussed, check out 8chans Wikipedia page. This, however, claims it was 4chan. The guy they interview claims to be some super hacker and uses windows with paint open, vs code with some java script, and then starts an esxi session logging into a virtual machine. A few seconds after that, you actually see htop running behind some guy in a conference call, I guess, so he looks more hacker like or something. It's painful to watch in some areas
Shout by Captain PotatoVIP BlockedParent2024-04-26T23:43:16Z
I think I know why there are no comments. Having watched this "documentary," it seems quite clear what the intentions are behind it. It's not really honest, I was hoping for a detailed explanation of why 8chan and 4chan started with the makers and people behind it. They seem to pull a few people together who claim various things with no real backing, you see some footage of m00t, but with no interviews with him or anything it's hard to understand how they got their information. The whole thing seems like one giant piece of propaganda, 8chan was how qAnon got started, and where the Jan 6th was first discussed, check out 8chans Wikipedia page. This, however, claims it was 4chan. The guy they interview claims to be some super hacker and uses windows with paint open, vs code with some java script, and then starts an esxi session logging into a virtual machine. A few seconds after that, you actually see htop running behind some guy in a conference call, I guess, so he looks more hacker like or something. It's painful to watch in some areas